In collaboration with the Korea Tourism Organization and Hong Kong’s Maywood Travel, we successfully organized a group of 38 Hong Kong runners to participate!
As the main focus of the trip was the marathon, the itinerary was kept simple to prioritize pre-race rest and sampling of local cuisine.On the second day, the group visited the race venue and toured sites along the way, including the Soyanggang Skywalk - the longest glass bridge in South Korea - and the Chuncheon Makguksu Museum, where they were able to make and enjoy traditional buckwheat noodles. That night, special arrangements were made for accommodations just a 10-minute walk from the race start point.On the third day, participants warmed up with their guide before competing in the marathon.The final day included a trip to romantic Nami Island, enjoying the stunning autumn scenery - a perfect ending to the tour.
As the main focus of the trip was the marathon, the itinerary was kept simple to prioritize pre-race rest and sampling of local cuisine.On the second day, the group visited the race venue and toured sites along the way, including the Soyanggang Skywalk - the longest glass bridge in South Korea - and the Chuncheon Makguksu Museum, where they were able to make ane enjoy traditional buckwheat noodles. That night, special arrangements were made for accommodations just a 10-minute walk from the race start point.On the third day, participants warmed up with their guide before competing in the marathon.The final day included a trip to romantic Nami Island, enjoying the stunning autumn scenery - a perfect ending to the tour.
