Nami Island

Nami Island got its name from a local legend that General Nami is buried under a mound on its northern hill. The island was created in 1944 when the Cheongpyeong Dam raised the water level of the North Han River. In 1965, Minn Byung-do, a public figure, bought the land and transformed the sandy area into the beautiful island seen today by planting various trees. Initially, it was developed as a general resort and known as a recreational spot. However, in April 2000, it rebranded as Nami Island Inc., focusing on cultural, artistic, and ecological experiences. The island gained international fame as the filming location for the popular Korean drama "Winter Sonata" in 2002, attracting tourists not just from Korea, but also from Japan, Taiwan, China, and Southeast Asia.

Gangchon Rail Park

Enjoy a fantastic outdoor adventure on the Rail Bike, set in beautiful nature-rich surroundings. This activity combines cycling with a relaxing ride along a scenic track beside peaceful rivers and lush forests. Throughout the year, you’ll experience stunning views: colorful blossoms and fresh green leaves in spring, cool breezes and vibrant scenery in summer, a tunnel of bright autumn leaves in fall, and a peaceful snowy landscape in winter. It’s perfect for families, friends, or couples looking to enjoy Korea’s natural beauty. As you pedal gently along, you’ll breathe in the fresh air and take in breathtaking views, creating memorable moments together. The Rail Bike offers a relaxing, fun way to connect with nature and escape everyday stress.