Yangyang

Yangyang is a county (Yangyang-gun) in Gangwon Province, South Korea. The county is located on the northeast coast along the East Sea, and the county seat is the town of Yangyang-eup.

Geography and climate play a central role in the area. The landscape combines coastal lowlands with surrounding mountains and includes part of Seoraksan National Park. The region experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, featuring cold winters and mild to warm summers.

Economy and notable features. The local economy centers on fishing, agriculture, and tourism. Notable attractions include Seoraksan National Park, which draws hikers and nature enthusiasts, as well as coastal scenery and beaches such as Naksan Beach. The area serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the region’s natural landscapes.

Transportation and access. Yangyang is served by Yangyang International Airport, which handles domestic flights and some international routes. The county is connected by the east coast expressway and National Route 7, with regular bus services linking it to Seoul and other major cities.

See also. The name Yangyang may also refer to other uses in different contexts, including as a personal name in East Asian languages.