Maruji Holiday Deals

Maruji Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Maruji

Been partying too much after work? Desperate for a break and a few quiet nights? Maruji has your name all over it. It's set among the beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers of South Chungcheong — nice and not too touristy. (We reckon you'll feel so relaxed, you'll be under the doona by sunset!)

South Korea's capital city, Seoul, is situated about 100 kilometres to the northeast of Maruji.

Discover washed up treasures and delight in the sights and sounds of the ocean at Wangsan Beach or Eulwangri Beach.

Travel beyond the confines of Maruji and you'll come across some unique natural attractions. Just 18 kilometres away, TaeanHaean National Park is a brilliant place to get a little fresh air. Also consider exploring Taean Coast National Park, 14 kilometres away from Maruji.

Whether you'd like to polish your turns or just make it to the bottom in one piece, South Chungcheong has the slopes you're after. Head to either Jisan Forest Ski Resort or Yangji Pine Ski Valley.

Head 8 kilometres to the east and you'll reach Seosan. It's known for some recommended sights, such as Angyeon Memorial Hall and the Seogwangsa Temple.

Mountain climbing and hiking are quite popular with the locals. These outdoor pastimes will allow you to experience this incredible region from a totally different viewpoint.

Shore fishing is an enjoyable way to relax after a few lively days of sightseeing. If you feel like spending more time outside in the fresh air, why not arrange to go picnicking as well?

If you get caught in a storm, run for cover in one of the region's history museums and craft workshops.

Pack your sunglasses and get some fresh air at one of the surrounding area's various outdoor attractions. Its open-air exhibits are just waiting to be explored.

If you have a keen interest in history, you'll be captivated by the local old towns and fortresses. Do some research before you go or make friends with the closest tour guide.

You don't have to be religious to admire Maruji's temples and shrines. Get to know local belief systems and find some stillness at the same time.

Ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and drink your way through South Chungcheong? A world of scrumptious flavours awaits you here, so slip on your stretchiest slacks and bon appétit!

Once you grab a seat and look over a café or restaurant menu, you'll discover that beans and mushrooms are a couple of ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

During your time in Maruji, dine like the locals do. That means digging into a meal of eoriguljeot (oysters with chili) or bibimbap (sautéed vegetables on rice), two of the area's classic recipes.

Do you still have a little room in your waistband after your main meal? Then put in an order for bungeo-ppang (red bean filled pastry), a moreish sweet treat.

Life's not all beer and skittles, but there's nothing wrong with savouring a cold one on occasion. When you're in this area, ensure it's Prime Max.

Cheongju (rice wine) is most certainly worth tasting. Neat, on ice, in a cocktail? The barkeeper is bound to have a few taste bud-tingling recommendations.

Want to immerse yourself in the Liberation Day festivities? Cross the 15th of August in your diary and get ready to let loose!

Time to hit the tarmac? Pack up your bags, set the alarm and make a plan to get to Incheon International Airport (ICN). It's some 70 kilometres to the north.