Mulhoe: the icy soul food of Pohang fishermen
Why locals eat raw fish in ice-cold broth — and where to try the real thing.
Read article arrow_right_altChecked out with half a day to spare? We pick you up at your Gyeongju hotel, luggage and all — go sailing, eat your way through Jukdo Market, and watch the steelworks light up before we drive you back. Tours run in English, Japanese and Chinese.
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Hidden gems only Pohang natives know
Small things we bought, tested and kept because guests loved them.
Born and raised in Pohang, guiding in English, Japanese and Chinese — and photographing you all day.
One photo from the day gets printed right there and handed to you as a gift to take home.
We start with sikhye, a sweet Korean rice drink, and oranda, a crispy rice dessert.
Every photo your guide took plus the route you drove on a map — sent as a page you can revisit anytime.
A steel walkway over the sea, Korea''s first sunrise, and a steel mill that turns into a light show after dark.
A looping steel track above Hwanho Park — climb it and the whole bay is at your feet.
After sunset, the steelworks across the bay switches on. It''s the view locals are proudest of.
The first place in Korea to see the sunrise. The Hand of Harmony rises straight out of the sea.
Icy raw-fish soup invented by fishermen — Pohang''s soul food.
East Sea''s largest traditional market with a local guide.
Half of any Pohang trip is the food. We take you to our regular stalls at Jukdo Market and show you exactly what to order.
The sea pavilion lights up, and squid-boat lamps string out along the horizon.
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Checked out of your Gyeongju hotel with half a day to spare? We pick you up, luggage and all — sail Yeongil Bay, have lunch at Jukdo Market, watch the steelworks light up, then get dropped back in Gyeongju.
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Slow-walk the sea city locals love: Yeongildae Beach, Jukdo Market, Space Walk, and a bowl of mulhoe — guided by a Pohang native.
A thousand years of Silla in one slow day: Bulguksa Temple, royal tomb mounds, hanok alleys of Hwangnidan-gil, and the night reflection of Donggung Palace.
The East Sea's hidden volcanic island: basalt cliffs, emerald coves, squid boats at dusk and the slowest island time in Korea.
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The coastal route Pohang's own city-tour buses have proven for years — Guryongpo Japanese House Street, Homigot sunrise plaza, Jukdo Market and the Space Walk — reborn as a small-group day with a trilingual native guide.
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The summer route locals actually ride: Space Walk in the cool morning, a countryside market cafe, Bogyeongsa Temple with Naeyeonsan's twelve waterfalls, the Igari Anchor Observatory and a pine-forest memorial park.
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