This cycling adventure takes you from Seoul's modern urban landscape through Korea's beautiful countryside to Andong, the cultural heartland of Korea. Experience diverse terrain, stunning natural scenery, and rich cultural heritage along one of Korea's most rewarding cycling routes.

Seoul: Starting in the Capital

The journey begins in Seoul, where you'll cycle along the Han River's extensive bike paths. These well-maintained routes offer safe, scenic cycling through the heart of Korea's capital, passing modern landmarks and traditional sites. The Han River bike paths are among Asia's best urban cycling infrastructure.

Starting from Seoul allows you to experience the contrast between urban and rural Korea. As you cycle eastward, the cityscape gradually gives way to countryside, providing a unique perspective on Korea's rapid development and its preservation of natural and cultural heritage.

Han River: Korea's Lifeline

The Han River flows through Seoul and continues eastward, providing excellent cycling routes along its banks. The river has been central to Korean life for thousands of years, and cycling along it offers glimpses into both modern Korea and its historical relationship with water.

The river paths are mostly flat, making them perfect for building cycling confidence while enjoying beautiful scenery. You'll pass through parks, traditional villages, and modern developments, experiencing the full spectrum of Korean life along the waterway.

Seoraksan: Mountain Challenge

The route takes you through Seoraksan National Park, offering some of the most challenging and rewarding cycling in Korea. The mountain sections provide stunning views and a true test of cycling ability, with climbs that reward effort with breathtaking panoramas.

While the mountain sections are challenging, the support vehicle is always available for those who need assistance. The route is carefully planned to balance physical challenge with enjoyment, ensuring all participants can complete the journey at their own pace.

Andong: Cultural Destination

Andong is known as the "Capital of Korean Spiritual Culture" and is home to Hahoe Folk Village, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city preserves traditional Korean culture, with numerous cultural sites, traditional performances, and authentic experiences of Korean heritage.

Arriving in Andong by bicycle provides a unique sense of accomplishment and connection to the journey. The city's traditional architecture, mask dance performances, and cultural sites offer deep immersion into Korea's cultural heritage after days of physical activity.

Hahoe Folk Village: UNESCO Heritage

Hahoe Folk Village is one of Korea's most well-preserved traditional villages and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The village showcases Joseon Dynasty architecture and lifestyle, with traditional hanok houses, thatched-roof buildings, and ancient trees. Staying in a traditional hanok provides an authentic experience of Korean traditional living.

The village is uniquely situated in a horseshoe-shaped bend of the Nakdong River, creating a harmonious relationship between architecture and nature. Visiting Hahoe after cycling there adds special meaning to the experience, as you've arrived through your own physical effort.

Cycling Culture in Korea

Cycling has become increasingly popular in Korea, with extensive bike path networks and a growing cycling culture. The country's varied terrain—from flat river paths to challenging mountain climbs—makes it ideal for cycling adventures of all levels.

Korean cycling infrastructure is among the best in Asia, with dedicated bike paths, rest areas, and support facilities. The combination of excellent infrastructure, beautiful scenery, and rich cultural sites makes Korea an exceptional destination for cycling tourism.

Seamless Logistics & Support

This cycling adventure is designed with seamless logistics in mind. A support vehicle follows the group, carrying luggage and providing assistance when needed. Quality bicycles, helmets, and repair kits are provided, ensuring a safe and comfortable cycling experience.

The route is carefully planned with daily distances appropriate for the group's fitness level. Rest stops, meals, and accommodations are arranged to maximize enjoyment while ensuring adequate recovery time. The combination of professional support and flexible routing makes this adventure accessible to cyclists of various abilities.

Active Travel Meets Cultural Immersion

This cycling adventure uniquely combines active travel with deep cultural immersion. Each day includes cycling through beautiful landscapes, but also time to explore cultural sites, enjoy local cuisine, and experience Korean traditions. The physical activity enhances the cultural experience, creating lasting memories of both the journey and the destinations.

The route connects modern Seoul with traditional Andong, passing through diverse landscapes and cultural sites. This journey offers a comprehensive experience of Korea—its natural beauty, cultural heritage, and the physical challenge of cycling through it all.