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Three days of groomed slopes, a 2‑hour English ski lesson, and hotel comforts at InterContinental Alpensia—this package puts Pyeongchang’s winter playground within easy reach of Seoul. Read on for what to expect on‑slope and off.
Three days of groomed slopes, a 2‑hour English ski lesson, and hotel comforts at InterContinental Alpensia—this package puts Pyeongchang’s winter playground within easy reach of Seoul. Read on for what to expect on‑slope and off.
The morning light strips away fog from the bowl of Alpensia, revealing groomed runs that push down from the ridge like wide white ribbons. A shuttle hums into the resort, doors opening to the InterContinental’s warmth; outside, the air bites and the slopes beckon. Over three days you move between quiet beginner zones, steeper cruisers and a 2‑hour lesson that turns tentative turns into confident arcs.
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Operated by Jung Ho Travel · Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do
The morning light strips away fog from the bowl of Alpensia, revealing groomed runs that push down from the ridge like wide white ribbons. A shuttle hums into the resort, doors opening to the InterContinental’s warmth; outside, the air bites and the slopes beckon. Over three days you move between quiet beginner zones, steeper cruisers and a 2‑hour lesson that turns tentative turns into confident arcs.
Alpensia sits in the Taebaek Range of Gangwon Province, a product of ancient tectonic uplift and seasonal snow, and became internationally known when nearby venues hosted events for the 2018 Winter Olympics. The resort mixes modern hotel services with mountain culture—local eateries serving hearty jangjorim and buckwheat noodles, plus a small infrastructure built for family recreation: sled runs, snow parks and an indoor water park for off‑slope downtime.
Expect mostly intermediate groomers and dedicated beginner areas; elevation changes are moderate and runs are machine‑groomed, with snowmaking supplementing natural snowfall. The package bundles lodging, equipment, lift access and a 2‑hour English-speaking lesson—ideal for first-timers and rediscovering skiers alike. A designated shuttle departs Seoul in the morning and returns the final evening, so plan for a full travel day at each end.
Practical pointers: arrive hydrated and layered, reserve equipment sizes in advance, and budget time to return rentals before the bus. Peak winter weekends fill quickly—book early for holiday windows. With lessons, family activities and hotel comforts included, this 3‑day package is a straightforward way to ski Pyeongchang without juggling logistics.
No—this package includes a 2‑hour English-speaking lesson suitable for beginners; intermediate skiers will also find groomed runs to practice on.
Yes—skis, boots and outerwear are included for the 3-day package; confirm sizes and any special equipment needs when you book.
Yes—full-day access to the Ocean 700 water park is included as part of the package, typically on the resort leisure days.
Shuttle pickup from central Seoul departs early morning—expect roughly 3 to 3.5 hours each way depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Jung Ho Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning light strips away fog from the bowl of Alpensia, revealing groomed runs that push down from the ridge like wide white ribbons. A shuttle hums into the resort, doors opening to the InterContinental’s warmth; outside, the air bites and the slopes beckon. Over three days you move between quiet beginner zones, steeper cruisers and a 2‑hour lesson that turns tentative turns into confident arcs.
The morning light strips away fog from the bowl of Alpensia, revealing groomed runs that push down from the ridge like wide white ribbons. A shuttle hums into the resort, doors opening to the InterContinental’s warmth; outside, the air bites and the slopes beckon. Over three days you move between quiet beginner zones, steeper cruisers and a 2‑hour lesson that turns tentative turns into confident arcs.
Alpensia sits in the Taebaek Range of Gangwon Province, a product of ancient tectonic uplift and seasonal snow, and became internationally known when nearby venues hosted events for the 2018 Winter Olympics. The resort mixes modern hotel services with mountain culture—local eateries serving hearty jangjorim and buckwheat noodles, plus a small infrastructure built for family recreation: sled runs, snow parks and an indoor water park for off‑slope downtime.
Expect mostly intermediate groomers and dedicated beginner areas; elevation changes are moderate and runs are machine‑groomed, with snowmaking supplementing natural snowfall. The package bundles lodging, equipment, lift access and a 2‑hour English-speaking lesson—ideal for first-timers and rediscovering skiers alike. A designated shuttle departs Seoul in the morning and returns the final evening, so plan for a full travel day at each end.
Practical pointers: arrive hydrated and layered, reserve equipment sizes in advance, and budget time to return rentals before the bus. Peak winter weekends fill quickly—book early for holiday windows. With lessons, family activities and hotel comforts included, this 3‑day package is a straightforward way to ski Pyeongchang without juggling logistics.