Top Passive Leisure Spots in South Korea

I suggest checking the weather before you go. The views are amazing on a clear day, but if it's rainy, it can really ruin the experience.

Pack some snacks. There are limited dining options, and I found it a bit pricy. Having your own munchies made the ride way more enjoyable.

I recommend going on a weekday if possible. The weekend crowd was intense, and it made the experience a bit less relaxing than I'd hoped.

My advice is to bring a picnic! There are lovely spots to sit and enjoy some snacks while soaking in the view.

I recommend wearing comfortable shoes since there are a bit of stairs and paths to explore; I regretted my choice of sandals when I visited!

I think it's a good idea to grab a coffee from one of the local vendors before heading up, as it gives you a nice treat while you admire the view.

I suggest visiting late afternoon, around 5 PM, to catch the sunset; it turns the whole area into a gorgeous orange glow. Plus, it tends to be less crowded at that hour.

I think grabbing snacks before you arrive is a good idea. The food options on-site are limited and a bit pricey. I learned that the hard way!

I suggest taking the cable car up to save your energy for the views, rather than hiking in the heat. It’s only a small fee, and trust me, it’s worth it.

My advice is to check the weather a few days in advance. I went on a cloudy day, and it limited our views a lot – wouldn’t want you to miss out!