Yangyang County, Administrative county in Gangwon Province, South Korea
Yangyang County is an administrative area in northeastern South Korea that combines coastal regions with mountain terrain. The area includes several smaller administrative divisions and is served by an international airport that connects the region to other parts of the country.
The region gained military importance during the Korean War when several major battles took place here. These conflicts shaped the landscape and left marks that still influence how the area is understood today.
The local market operates on days ending in 4 and 9, where you can find mushrooms and fresh salmon from regional producers. When you walk through, you see how the community gathers to buy and sell everyday goods and traditional food.
An international airport provides the main transportation link for the region. Hotels, accommodations, and local services are located in the larger settlements from where visitors can access park areas and attractions.
A village within this county is recognized as the geographic center of the Korean peninsula. This designation makes it a special place for those interested in the geographic and symbolic meaning of the region.
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