Gangwon Province, South Korea - Jumunjin Suspension Bridge

Closed on Sundays, take the kids for a hike It's an hour's drive from Seoul, arriving at the Jumunjin parking lot in Wonju It takes about 20 minutes on foot to reach the unmanned ticket booth, head towards the entrance to the mountain There is a manned ticket booth. After checking the ticket, you have to walk 576 steps to reach the first suspension bridge, which is the blue bridge. After crossing the blue bridge, there is a garden courtyard, you can take the stairs (this is fast), or you can walk around the courtyard (this is slow). Arriving at the second ticket checkpoint, you can go straight in, and after walking another set of stairs, there is a boardwalk; it's all made of metal sheets, and at the end, you can see the yellow suspension bridge and the observation deck. After going down from the observation deck, you can pass through the yellow suspension bridge, which is longer than the first one and shakes a lot, especially when the wind blows. There is also a glass walkway. Finally, follow the signs to descend the mountain, the whole journey takes about 2.5-3 hours to budget. Not suitable for children under 3 years old, otherwise, the parents will be very tired. Those who like hiking can come and visit, it has more scenic value than the suspension bridge at Majang Lake in Paju (called). If you don't want to hike and just want to walk the suspension bridge, wait for the cable car to be repaired, and the elevator to go down the mountain to be repaired before going. Adult ticket: 9000 Korean Won. Parking P|: Free There are canteens, convenience stores, coffee shops, hotels, and campsites at the foot of the mountain.