Hotels in Inje

Nestled in Seoraksan National Park, Baekdamsa Temple is a 7th-century sanctuary blending Buddhist architecture with mountain serenity. Experience traditional meditation alongside monks through a temple stay program.

Wander through a forest of 690,000 white-barked birch trees creating a dreamlike landscape. Winter visits offer the most magical scenes, with snow-covered branches transforming the forest into a natural wonderland.

Hike through lush Korean forests with two-tier waterfalls and fascinating rock formations at Bangtaesan. The autumn foliage transforms hiking trails into a photographer's dream of red and gold.

Crystal streams wind through Baekdam Valley's lush forests, leading to the serene Baekdamsa Temple hidden in Seoraksan National Park. Autumn visits reward with fiery maple leaves reflecting in the pristine waters.

Sip naturally carbonated mineral water straight from the source at Bangdong Yaksu, Korea's celebrated sparkling spring. Bring your own bottle and add a touch of sugar for an authentic, soda-like refreshment experience.

Plunging 88 meters through Seoraksan National Park, Daeseung Falls was once a royal retreat for the last Silla king. The moderate 1.2-mile hike rewards with viewing platforms perfect for capturing the cascading waters.

Hike alongside twelve mythical waterfalls where ancient legend says fairies once bathed. Cross streams and climb through maple forests for views of uniquely shaped rocks and three stunning cascades.

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing during your trip, head to Hangyeryeong Pass— just one of the landmarks located 8 mi (12.9 km) from central Inje.