Wonju

Getting to Wonju

For around ₩8,000 you can travel from the Express bus terminal in Seoul to Wonju bus terminal and the journey takes about 1 hr 45 min. For ₩20,900 an express bus from Incheon International Airport will go to Wonju bus terminal, taking an average of 2 hr 30 min (April 2012). Wonju is on a major intersection in the country and buses run from the Wonju bus terminal to almost all major cities.

1. 01
   Wonju Airport

Worth seeing

1. 01
   Sangwonsa Temple
2. 02
   Guryongsa Temple

   Guryongsa Temple is intertwined with an interesting legend that in the Silla dynasty, the year 666, nine dragons filled up a pond and built the temple atop.

3. 03
   Beobcheonsaji

   There are no buildings such as the building of the building on the walls of the building.

4. 04
   Chiak Art Center

   660 seats, diverse costumes, lighting facilities, lighting facilities, dayang facilities, and nearby ski resorts are equipped with parking lots.

5. 05
   Hanji

   The Wonju theme park is Art Hanji Art School.

6. 06
   Myungjoosa Chiaksan and Engraving Museum

Things to do

1. 01
   Megabox Wonju
2. 02
   Megabox Wonju-central
3. 03
   CGV Wonju
4. 04
   LotteCinema NamWonju
5. 05
   Wonju Youngsang Media Center 'Modu' Theater

   This center has one theater and 121 seats.

6. 06
   Wonju Children's Day

   The event is celebrated with attractions and entertainment that encompass culture and play.

Where to eat

Wonju has the typical Korean restaurants that you'll find in other cities. For Western food, your best bet is the area around Lotte Cinema - you'll find Outback, Family Taco, Irish Potato, a few coffee shops, and a Papa Spaghetti. A McDonald's is also coming to that area. Pizza places (including Pizza Hut and Dominoes) can be found throughout the city. The local E-Mart also houses a McDonald's.