Niseko United is famous for its powder snow, offering varied slopes catering to beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers. The resort's interconnected ski areas provide extensive terrain for exploration. It's also renowned for its vibrant après-ski scene.

Yongpyong is South Korea's largest ski resort, offering 28 groomed slopes suitable for all ski levels. It gained international fame after hosting ski events at the 2018 Winter Olympics. The resort features extensive beginner-friendly areas making it a perfect training ground.

Alpensia, with varied terrain, caters primarily to beginners and intermediate skiers seeking a relaxed atmosphere. As a focal point of the 2018 Winter Olympics, it offers modern amenities and infrastructure. The resort’s picturesque landscapes provide a stunning backdrop.

Located near Mt. Fuji, this resort offers majestic views along with family-friendly slopes. It's compact, making it ideal for beginners to gain confidence. There's also a snow park for children and first-time skiers.

Rusutsu Resort is particularly known for its tree-lined slopes providing a unique ski experience for adventure seekers and experts. It also offers a large variety of beginner courses and an amusement park for off-slope thrills. The resort has a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for family vacations.

This traditional Japanese village provides a rich cultural experience along with its skiing offerings, which range from beginner to advanced slopes. Renowned for hot springs and lively festivals, it’s ideal for travelers wanting a cultural touch. The resort is noted for its long and varied runs.

Elysian Gangchon near Seoul is perfect for beginners and families, with numerous gentle slopes. It offers tubing and sleigh rides for non-skiers, creating an inclusive experience. Being close to the city, it's a great option for short trips.

Furano is famous for its dry powder snow and boasts some of Japan's most beautiful landscapes. It offers varied terrain with expert areas, but also features gentle slopes for beginners. The charming town nearby provides a mix of adventure and relaxation.

While not a traditional ski resort, Alishan offers a different winter sports experience with its cooler climate and beautiful scenery. The misty mountains create the perfect backdrop for exploring indigenous culture and rail journeys. It's a unique alternative close to Manila.

Known for pristine natural beauty, this resort is favored by skiers who enjoy solitude and untouched trails. It has slopes for both beginners and advanced skiers wishing to avoid the crowds. Close proximity to a national park adds to the natural allure.

Moiwa, located in the Niseko area, offers a quieter alternative for skiers amid pristine natural landscapes. It's recognized for its untracked powder and relaxed vibe, attracting seasoned skiers. Despite its intimacy, it provides sufficiently varied slopes for other skill levels.

High1 distinguishes itself with high-altitude skiing and expansive runs offering fantastic views. It provides excellent beginner programs alongside more challenging options for experts. A state-of-the-art gaming and entertainment complex enhances the diversity of activities.

Kiroro is distinguished by its long ski season and often pristine snow conditions. It provides excellent ski runs for intermediates and experts while accommodating novices with ample training areas. The resort includes a luxurious hotel known for its spa services.

Nestled within a national park, Muju Deogyusan offers panoramic views and a varied terrain, accommodating all skill levels well. It's one of South Korea’s largest resorts, with attention to both skiing and snowboarding. The scenic natural setting makes it a favored choice for all.

This resort provides a unique offering with interconnected skiing access to Madarao Kogen, concluding with nearly 22 ski runs for versatile exploration. It’s an ideal option for travelers seeking less mainstream experiences. With a focus on soft adventure, it's suited to all skill levels.

Sahoro offers a serene skiing experience with world-class hospitality and few crowds. Intermediates and professionals will find their slopes engaging, with ample off-piste opportunities. The resort also features an inviting onsen and local dining expectations.

As one of Japan's largest ski areas, it includes 18 resorts across different altitudes, providing an extensive range of runs. Shiga Kogen is ideal for explorers wanting to ski different terrains in one destination. The area is also rich in natural hot springs and is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Appi Kogen differentiates itself with well-groomed runs and a family-friendly yet challenging atmosphere. The resort offers long runs across its complex terrain. With its high-quality accommodation options, visitors enjoy a blend of luxury and rural adventure.

As part of the larger Niseko area, Annupuri delights advanced skiers with its off-piste challenges. It also offers longer runs for mid-level skiers and is equipped with modern amenities within a relaxed atmosphere. Guests enjoy access to ocean views and après activities nearby.

Hakuba Valley is acclaimed for its snow quality and extensive terrain offering 10 different ski resorts within the area. It became famous after hosting the 1998 Winter Olympics. The valley supports every level of skier and snowboarder, from powder enthusiasts to complete beginners.