Over 30 youngsters from the Games' host cities, who are part of the Gangwon 2024 Promotion Group and Youth Supporters, gathered at the Pyeongchang Olympic Museum for the event.

They were joined by Pyeongchang 2018 curling silver medallists, Team Kim, and Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (YOGOC) secretary general Kim Chul-Min.

Last month, the slogan "grow together, shine forever" was unveiled for Gangwon 2024.    

According to the organisers, the slogan represents the Games' vision.

"Grow together" represents values of peace, harmony and coexistence while "shine forever" is more about the aim of Gangwon 2024 to pursue a long-term legacy.

During their visit to the Olympic Museum, the participants increased their understanding of the Olympic spirit and winter sports.

Venue tours and an interactive session with team Kim took place, apart from the launch of the slogan unveiled earlier this month.

Gangwon 2024 Youth Supporters group initiated a 'growth planting', where participants planted a tree, symbolising growth.  

"It feels like the cheers and shouts that filled Pyeongchang four years ago still remain here in the city," Gangwon 2024 Youth Supporter Sim Leo said.

"It’s an honour to see how my idea came to life.

"The small tree symbolises young people.

"I hope it will grow well for the next 500 days and eventually shine brightly in 2024."

Gangwon 2024 is scheduled to be held from January 19 to February 1 with around 1,900 athletes from 81 National Olympic Committees expected to take part.