2D1N Vivaldi Ski Resort ( Private Lesson) with Nami Island + 3Places

VIVALDI PARK, located in the clean forest of 3.4 million pyeong (11,239,720 m²) in Gangwon-do,
is equipped with Korea’s greatest accommodations and a world-class convention center.
VIVALDI PARK is a comprehensive resort that offers a wide variety of recreational and leisure facilities.

Nami Island, located 63 km away from Seoul, is half moon shaped isle, and on it is the grave of General Nami, who led a great victory against the rebels in the 13th year of the 7th king of the Joseon Dynasty, King Sejo. It is famous for its beautiful tree lined roads. Nami Island is not only known as the filming spot of “Winter Sonata”, but also a cultural center for creative ideas of local artists and employees. Nami Island plays host to a variety of cultural events, concerts, and exhibitions throughout the year. It is a popular get-away for couples, friends and family from the bustling city. You can reach the island by a ferry or zip wire.

It is a cute French cultural village located in Gapyeong mostly known as the filming location of the popular Korean dramas and TV shows such as Beethoven Virus, Secret Garden, and My love from the stars and Running Man. Petite France serves as both a French cultural village and a youth training facility, and consists of 16 French style buildings where visitors can lodge and experience French food, clothing, and household culture. This village has souvenir shops, cafes, restaurants, galleries and museums such as Orgel House.

Gangchon Rail Bike Park is in Gapyeong, near Namil Island and Petite France. The old train tracks had been turned into a exciting ride. You can watch beautiful countryside while riding a bike.

The Garden of Morning Calm, a 30,000㎡ garden, is open year-round and is a great spot to visit for families, couples, and photographers alike. The garden was conceptualized by Professor Han Sang-kyung (Gardening Department, Sahmyook University) while he was serving as an exchange professor in America. His vision was to create a garden that would become world-famous and spread the concept of Korean beauty throughout the world. The inspiration for the garden stemmed from a poem written by Sir Tagore, a great Indian poet, who described Korea during the Joseon Dynasty as “The Land of the Morning Calm.”

The garden is the oldest private garden in Korea. It is an artistic space with a beautiful balance between the Korean concept of natural curves with asymmetry, and plants with synthetic materials, attracting about 600,000 visitors annually.

Scenic walkways, beautifully manicured grass, and flower beds connect the garden’s 20 different themed sections. The Sukgeun Garden is shaped like the Korean Peninsula and is carpeted with beautiful flowers on both sides representing the desire for South and North Korea to be reunited. It is easily one of the most popular and meaningful attractions at the garden.