[2025 Pyeongchang-gun ] Travel Guide for PyeongChang Olympic Stadium (Updated Jan)

#seoul We always love train rides especially in countries where trains are not only regarded as important transportation, but also being very efficient and undeniably very fast ! We had both experienced the ordinary class and business class. Both are good though. Sure thing is, business class has less people onboard with more comfy, spacious seat. So this was our route Seoul - Pyeongchang, Jinbu (Odaesan) - Seoul. Memorable train journey indeed. One of the train highlights is the wireless charger attached to the seat. No more hassle finding your plug yada yada yada. Simply insert the mobile phone and tadaaaaaa, the battery is recharged promptly. Wonderful experience every time arriving at a new town/station and looking forward for more train rides in future ! #mytripvlog #tripleblazer

Hey guys, I recently went to Pyeongchang, South Korea, the host city of the 2018 Winter Olympics! 🏂 Want to know what I did there? Let me tell you all about it! 🌟 On the first day, I went to Pyeongchang Olympic Park to soak up the Olympic atmosphere and strolled around a few of the competition venues. For lunch, I went to a foodie's paradise, where the Korean food was so delicious! 😋 In the afternoon, I went to the flower fields and the lake, where the scenery was as beautiful as a painting. I also experienced the local culture by visiting the traditional market and cultural center. The night market was even more lively, with all kinds of snacks to fill me up, and I ended the day by enjoying the night view of Pyeongchang, which was so beautiful! ✨ 🌟 On the second day, I went to the folk village to learn about traditional Korean architecture and lifestyle, and it felt like I had traveled back in time! 🏰 Then I went for a walk in a nearby nature park to get some fresh air, and I felt so much more refreshed! 🌿 This trip to Pyeongchang really opened my eyes, not only to the beautiful scenery but also to the rich cultural atmosphere. Do you want to go there too? Or do you have any fun places to recommend to me?