Wonju

Wonju is a city in Gangwon Province, South Korea, southeast of Seoul. It is a regional center in the inland part of the province.

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Gangwon Province: Gangwon Province is a province in northeastern South Korea, extending from the Taebaek Mountains to the East Sea. Wonju is one of the province’s inland cities.
Wonju Station: Wonju Station is a railway station serving the city of Wonju in South Korea. It connects the city to national passenger rail routes.
Guryongsa: Guryongsa is a Buddhist temple on Chiaksan in Gangwon Province, South Korea. It is a historic temple destination in the mountains near Wonju.
Wonju County: Wonju County was an administrative district in Gangwon Province before Wonju’s elevation to city status. Its earlier boundaries and administration preceded the modern city.
South Korea: South Korea is a country occupying the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. Wonju lies within its northeastern region.
Jungang Line: The Jungang Line is a railway corridor connecting central and southeastern South Korea with the Seoul area. Its trains serve Wonju and connect it with Seoul and other regional cities.
Museum SAN: Museum SAN is an art museum in Wonju, South Korea, designed by architect Tadao Ando. Its architecture and collections make it one of Wonju’s prominent cultural institutions.
Wonju City Hall: Wonju City Hall is the municipal government headquarters of Wonju, South Korea. It represents the city’s present-day local administration.
Taebaek Mountains: The Taebaek Mountains are a mountain range running along the eastern Korean Peninsula. The range shapes the terrain east of Wonju.
Yeongdong Expressway: The Yeongdong Expressway is a South Korean highway linking the Seoul metropolitan area with the east of the country. It provides a major road route between Wonju and the capital region.