Gyeongpoho Lake is a beloved scenic spot in Gangneung, a vast natural lagoon connected to the sea and steeped in history, from prehistoric relics to legends of the Hwarang warriors. In winter it becomes a haven for migratory birds like mallards and mandarin ducks, while the moonlit reflection on the lake seen from Gyeongpodae Pavilion remains one of its most cherished sights.
강릉을 대표하는 명승지 경포호는 바다와 맞닿은 넓은 자연호수로, 예로부터 선사 유적과 화랑의 설화가 깃든 유서 깊은 공간입니다. 겨울이면 청둥오리와 원앙 등 철새들이 찾아드는 도래지로도 유명하며, 경포대에서 호수에 비친 달을 감상하는 풍경은 특히 아름답습니다.
Photo credit: Korea Tourism Organization
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