Enjoy Thrilling Adventure Leisure Sports!

Inje-gun, Gangwon-do, is a paradise for leisure sports. Rafting on Naerincheon Stream is a timeless classic. A wide array of challenging sports awaits, including Korea's first SCAD diving, zip-lining, and bungee jumping. Entering downtown Inje, a massive tower instantly catches the eye—Inje Narsya Park, home to a 50.2-meter SCAD tower. Visitors can enjoy diverse and active leisure sports here.

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   Inje Narsya Park

   인제나르샤파크

   The Sudden Attack Alive stadium, which transformed the online game Sudden Attack into a real-life survival game, opened a new horizon in adventure leisure sports by hosting the first Inje Sudden Attack Alive Tournament in 2008. Inje Military Theme Park, filled with adventure leisure sports facilities and various attractions, has been refurbished into Inje Narsya Park with the addition of Korea's first 50-meter cord-free bungee jumping tower, SCAD diving, and more.MoreLess

   

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   Baekdamsa Temple

   백담사

   Baekdamsa is a representative temple in Naeseorak, located above Baekdam Valley where clear waters flowing from Gayadong Valley and Gugokdam converge, serving as a guide for exploring Naeseorak. Founded in 647 (the 1st year of Queen Jindeok, the 28th ruler of Silla) by Master Jajang, it was initially called Hangyesa Temple, but was later named Baekdamsa (Hundred Pools Temple) because there are a hundred pools between Daecheongbong Peak and the temple. Burned down over ten times and rebuilt in 1957 after the Korean War, it is a temple with many historical twists and turns. It houses relics such as Master Jajang's Sodongiljwa and a seven-story small jade pagoda bestowed upon Great Monk Seoljeong during the reign of King Injo, with affiliated hermitages including Yeongsiam, Oseam, and Bongjeongam.MoreLess

   

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