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Follow the footsteps of BTS on a private day trip from Seoul to Hyangho Beach and the In The Soop filming site in Pyeongchang. This 12-hour guided tour blends shoreline walks with forest photo spots and local context.
Follow the footsteps of BTS on a private day trip from Seoul to Hyangho Beach and the In The Soop filming site in Pyeongchang. This 12-hour guided tour blends shoreline walks with forest photo spots and local context.
Morning light hits the pale sand at Hyangho Beach and the air smells of cold surf and pine; the van hums along the coastal road toward the stand of forest where BTS lived out quiet days on camera. You arrive with a guide who knows the fastest route and the best frames — the terraces, the porch, the ridge view — and the day unfolds as a paced loop between shoreline and mountain-clearings.
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Operated by Hanatour ITC (하나투어 아이티씨) · Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do
Morning light hits the pale sand at Hyangho Beach and the air smells of cold surf and pine; the van hums along the coastal road toward the stand of forest where BTS lived out quiet days on camera. You arrive with a guide who knows the fastest route and the best frames — the terraces, the porch, the ridge view — and the day unfolds as a paced loop between shoreline and mountain-clearings.
Gangwon Province is a landscape of contrasts: the Taebaek Range carving steep ridges inland and a flat, wind-scoured coast to the east. Geologically it’s young and folded, giving the region quick drops and sudden lookout points that reward modest effort. Culturally, the area reflects rural Korea — small fishing ports, conifer forests, and a hospitality shaped by seasonal work patterns rather than tourism.
On this private tour you’ll spend time strolling Hyangho Beach, then transfer to the official In The Soop filming location in Pyeongchang. Expect uneven forest trails, built photo spots, and a few short inclines to reach panoramic ledges where the wind seems to push you toward the view. The guide covers admissions, logistics, and offers local context — from the show’s production choices to nearby food specialties.
Practicalities: this is a long day (about 12 hours) with hotel pickup and drop-off, moderate walking, and some standing for photos. Bring layers for coastal breeze and mountain shade, a fully charged camera, snacks, and water. The tour is private and paced — if you want more time at a spot, tell your guide early. Respect trail markings and private structures; these places are both filmed sets and working landscapes.
moderate.
10–12 hours.
Should be comfortable walking 3–5 miles on mixed surfaces with occasional short climbs; basic mobility required for beach and forest paths.
Yes — pickup and drop-off from Seoul hotels is included in the tour price.
Entrance to the In The Soop filming location is included as stated in the tour inclusions.
Infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transport; the day includes walking and may be tiring for very young children.
This tour is sold as all-sales-final; no refunds are available for cancellations, and the operator may cancel for bad weather.
Gangwon’s coastal and mountain zones have long supported fishing, forestry, and seasonal agriculture; modern tourism here often follows roads cut for regional trade and winter sports.
Visitors should stick to marked trails and pack out trash; the filming site combines private property and managed public access, so follow guide instructions to limit impact.
Hanatour ITC (하나투어 아이티씨) operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits the pale sand at Hyangho Beach and the air smells of cold surf and pine; the van hums along the coastal road toward the stand of forest where BTS lived out quiet days on camera. You arrive with a guide who knows the fastest route and the best frames — the terraces, the porch, the ridge view — and the day unfolds as a paced loop between shoreline and mountain-clearings.
Morning light hits the pale sand at Hyangho Beach and the air smells of cold surf and pine; the van hums along the coastal road toward the stand of forest where BTS lived out quiet days on camera. You arrive with a guide who knows the fastest route and the best frames — the terraces, the porch, the ridge view — and the day unfolds as a paced loop between shoreline and mountain-clearings.
Gangwon Province is a landscape of contrasts: the Taebaek Range carving steep ridges inland and a flat, wind-scoured coast to the east. Geologically it’s young and folded, giving the region quick drops and sudden lookout points that reward modest effort. Culturally, the area reflects rural Korea — small fishing ports, conifer forests, and a hospitality shaped by seasonal work patterns rather than tourism.
On this private tour you’ll spend time strolling Hyangho Beach, then transfer to the official In The Soop filming location in Pyeongchang. Expect uneven forest trails, built photo spots, and a few short inclines to reach panoramic ledges where the wind seems to push you toward the view. The guide covers admissions, logistics, and offers local context — from the show’s production choices to nearby food specialties.
Practicalities: this is a long day (about 12 hours) with hotel pickup and drop-off, moderate walking, and some standing for photos. Bring layers for coastal breeze and mountain shade, a fully charged camera, snacks, and water. The tour is private and paced — if you want more time at a spot, tell your guide early. Respect trail markings and private structures; these places are both filmed sets and working landscapes.