Skiing in South Korea



When people come to South Korea to ski or snowboard, they're really impressed!  Everything is organized to make the experience as fun an convenient as possible.  From arriving in the country, to gliding down the slopes, to apre ski, all the elements are in place for a great winter trip.


Incheon International Airport is perennially recognized as among the top in the world.  Right from the airport, transportation awaits. Many people choose to go to Seoul and then take a limousine bus provided free by the ski resorts.  Particularly since South Korea was the site of the 2018 Winter Olympics, airport personnel, bus drivers, and train conductors are happy to assist international guests with their ski and snowboard equipment. 


If you don't have your own equipment, everything you need will be ready for you to rent at the base area.  Your JSKI instructor will be there to help you get just the right equipment in the correct sizes for your time on the slopes.


2018 was not the first time South Korea hosted international winter sports events.  National teams and snow sports industry leaders converge on South Korea annually for World Cup competition, and there have been professional snow sports conferences such as Interski International.  South Korea has a well-earned reputation as the place for dependably excellent lifts, slopes, and snow grooming as well as amenities.


The amenities at the ski areas are so fun!  There is Korean and international cuisine from fast food to fine dining.  The Korean spas are great for a relaxing sauna after skiing. Vivaldi Resort even has an indoor-outdoor water park for you to enjoy.  There are arcades and amusement rides for people of all ages.


The night skiing and lighting of the landscaping make the resorts particularly enchanting at night.  You can ski or board, go for a stroll, try sliding down on the special tubing runs, or head back to the comfort of your hotel.  


Come to South Korea, and you can count on having a wonderful winter holiday.  It has the right environment and the best and infrastructure and facilities to ensure your enjoyment. We at JSKI are looking forward to helping you get the very most out of your experience!


Make your vacation in Korea safe and exciting with JSKI!

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Restaurants at Alpensia Ski Resort





Are you an avid foodie? Not only is Alpensia Resort a popular spot for skiing and snowboarding in Korea, but it is also a great place for you to try many different restaurants and cafes. There are a variety of treats, drinks, and meals to fit everyone’s taste in the resort. Learn more about the restaurants at Alpensia Resort and some of our ski instructors’ favorites! We at JSKI have been teaching skiing at Alpensia for several years, so we’ve discovered the truly scrumptious dishes to take into consideration.


Yukdaejang- Korean Restaurant
Yukdaejang is a Korean restaurant specializing in yukgaejang, spicy beef soup, and bossam, pork belly boiled in earthy spices. This restaurant also offers various noodle and rice dishes as well as dumplings, so you can try many different types of Korean food here. You can personalize the level of spiciness on many dishes, so whether you are a red pepper lover or a spice-avoider, Yukdaejang can make it work for you. We recommend the original yukgaejang spicy beef soup if you’re feeling something with broth, and the premium pork belly set to share with your family. 


Teriyaki- Japanese Family Restaurant
Teriyaki is a Japanese style restaurant with sushi, katsu, noodles, and donburi. The model food on display can help you see a realistic preview of your dish, so it can be helpful when choosing what to eat even when you don’t know much about Japanese food. 


Yong Woo Dong- Udon Restaurant
It’s hard to beat a warm bowl of noodles after an eventful day of skiing or snowboarding. Yong Woo Dong specializes in udon noodles, but you can also get various Korean rice dishes such as the famous bibimbap. 


Gisoya- Japanese Udon and Katsu Restaurant
Gisoya specializes in udon and katsu. For those who don’t know, katsu is thinly pounded meat which is then breaded fried to make a deliciously crispy cutlet. You can try katsu in a variety of ways such as with different sauces, rice, noodles, or broth. 

Petit Mont- Food Court
Petit Mont is Alpensia’s food court that features dishes from many different countries. It is also a great place for snacks between activities. You can get churros, roasted sweet potatoes, and Korean sugar-filled pancakes (Hotteok) here.
Kloud Pub
If you’re looking for a place with refreshing beer, Kloud is the pub to go to. You can get all of the items on the menu including beer to-go or have it delivered to your room. Korean-style fried chicken with beer (chimaek) is an iconic Korean food duo that many have heard of, and you can give it a try at Kloud! Kloud Pub is located in Holiday Inn & Suites, so it is very convenient for those spending the night at Alpensia and looking for a late night treat. 
Domino’s Pizza
Pizza is a go-to dish for many adults and children. You can get Domino’s Pizza here in Alpensia. While some might think pizza is a boring and ordinary option, Korean pizza restaurants offer various toppings and sauce combinations that are not offered in other countries. At Domino’s Pizza, you can try something new or order a classic like cheese and pepperoni pizza.
Lotteria- Fast Food Restaurant
Lotteria is a fast food restaurant with burgers, nuggets, and more. Lotteria is famous for its hanwoo (Korean beef) bulgogi burger. The sauce in the bulgogi burger gives it a spectacular savory taste that complements the veggies and the buns. This particular Lotteria at the Alpensia location does not have potato fries, so you can opt for something else like cheese sticks or squid rings.
Angel-in-us Coffee 
Whether you want to help energize yourself up with caffeine or to enjoy some dessert after a meal, Angel-in-us Coffee has many options for you. Angel-in-us is famous for their waffles, so we recommend that you give them a try with a drink!
Baskin Robbins Ice Cream
Try new flavors of ice cream at Baskin Robbins in Korea or go with your usual favorite. Baskin Robbins also offers various drinks and frozen desserts to satisfy your sweet tooth. You can get bingsu (shaved ice) at Baskin Robbins in Korea topped with their ice cream flavors!
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Alpensia is a great place for a family winter vacation in Korea. Sharing a scrumptious meal with your family and friends will help make your trip extra memorable. If you have any questions about the resort or skiing/snowboarding at Alpensia, please let us know!

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Ski Lesson Tips: Four Simple Steps to Make the Most of Your Ski Lesson



Are you looking for ways to maximize your efficiency while taking ski lessons? We want to share with you four easy steps that help you get the most out of your lessons. During the wintertime, a lot of people go skiing. For some, it may be their first time. Because ski lessons are limited in time and can be expensive compared to other sports, it's important to learn as much as you can during your lesson! Keep reading to learn the four easy yet important steps that will get you on your way to becoming a better skier quickly.
Step 1: Be on time

The ski instructors often have a tight schedule. If their lesson time slots are all full, they need to be on the go constantly to make it from 8:30 to 16:30. Therefore, even if the students are late, they must end the class on time in order to make it to their next lesson. For example, if students are thirty minutes late to their 12:30 to 14:30 lesson, the lesson still ends at 14:30 to avoid further complications. 
To prepare unexpected things, we recommend that you get to the ski area at least thirty minutes early for equipment and clothing rental and lesson preparation in order to save time. Because rental shops have longer wait times during the peak of the ski season, there may be lines you have to wait for what you need. If it is your first time and you need extra assistance with equipment and clothing, we recommend that you get to the ski area an hour before the lesson.
Step 2: Watch videos online to prepare ahead of time


Videos about skiing that were available online in the past were often lackluster and boring. These days, there are so many helpful videos on YouTube for beginner skiers. You can search “Ski Lessons” or “Beginner Ski Lesson” to find videos that are super helpful. If you can watch videos about how to put on ski boots and skis, stopping positions, and other first-time questions people may have before skiing, it can be surprisingly helpful. You can spend just thirty minutes either the day before your lesson or on your way to the ski area, and you will be able to get a head start!
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Step 3: Communicate with your ski instructor on the ski lift


Taking the ski lift back up to the top of the slope doesn’t have to be a waste of time. Our instructors at JSKI talk about things to improve and new things you will be learning on the way up. You can also look down to see other skiers’ movements with a bird’s eye view to find good examples. We think this time is great for recapping and preparing!
Step 4: Get Feedback from your instructor


JSKI makes sure to provide feedback after the lesson to help you the next time you ski. We go over the things you did well and also give you a list of things you can work on. It’s important to practice on your own and think about everything you learned about to make sure you improve your skills. Just skiing and skiing while thinking about your technique have big differences.

Want to have an awesome ski lesson abroad? JSKI can provide you with professional snowsport instruction in English and guidance in Korea and Japan to help you make the most of your time both on the slopes and with other amenities at the resort. JSKI takes pride in our friendly and talented team.  Adults and children love taking lessons from our instructors who will make you feel welcomed and entertained. We have ski instructors with degrees in Sports Education and more than five years of teaching experience. All of our instructors speak intermediate to fluent English, and they are excited to teach you!
Make your ski trip in Korea safe and exciting with JSKI!

 

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