“Korean Travel Guide” is a treasure trove of articles that serve as your personal compass to South Korea. These articles cover a wide range of topics, from the bustling city life of Seoul to the serene landscapes of Jeju Island. They offer practical advice on accommodations, local cuisine, transportation, and must-visit landmarks. Additionally, they provide cultural insights to help you appreciate the rich history and traditions of Korea. Whether you’re planning a trip or just curious about Korean culture, these articles are your gateway to an enriching Korean journey.
During the frosty months of Korean winter, a small part of Korea’s Cheongyang Alps Village becomes a magical winter wonderland and home to the incredible Chilgapsan Ice Fountain Festival. At this festival, visitors are treated to beautiful winter scenes of frozen ice fountains and sculptures, snowy slopes you can slide down, and fiery logs roasting traditional winter snacks.
For three frigid weeks every January, the frozen river of the mountain town Hwacheon in Korea’s Gangwon Province transforms into a glittering ice playground for the magical Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival. At this festival, tourists and locals alike join together to catch the rare mountain trout (sancheoneo) found only in the clean waters of the river by traditional ice fishing.
Planning to travel to South Korea soon but not sure what's the best way to pay for goods and services in Seoul and beyond? Want to avoid expensive money exchange costs when you arrive in Korea? The issue of how to pay in Korea, whether you should use cash, card, or some other payment means, is a common problem for travellers and one I hope to resolve in this article.
One of the biggest problems when travelling to South Korea is trying to figure out the best option to stay connected to the Internet and how to keep in touch with friends and family as you travel. That’s why I want to share my thoughts on the tourist-friendly SK SIM card in this review based on my experience using the SIM card while travelling across Korea.
When winter chills sweep across Korea, they bring a season of enchanting festivals and events that add warmth and wonder to the long, cold months. As snow blankets mountain peaks and ice stretches across rivers, Korea comes alive with lively winter celebrations of seasonal foods, activities, lights, and heritage. Join me and discover all the best winter festivals in Korea.
With its beautifully preserved traditional hanok houses that date back to the Joseon Dynasty, Bukchon Hanok Village offers a mesmerising journey into Korea’s illustrious past and insights into it’s cultural present. There are so many things to do in Bukchon Hanok Village, it truly is a must-see destination in central Seoul and an essential addition to any Seoul itinerary.
If you’re planning a trip to South Korea, you’ve probably considered getting a Korean SIM card or an alternative, such as an eSIM, pocket WiFi router, or free WiFi. Learn how to get a tourist SIM card at Incheon Airport, what data and call plans are available, how much SIM cards cost, and lots more in this detailed guide. Discover how to stay connected wherever you go in Korea.
Travelling to Korea and want to save money on public transport, popular attractions, and cultural experiences? Then you should check out the Korea Tour Card, Korea’s tourist-only transportation card that not only offers you all the benefits of a T-Money card, it also saves you money at top attractions. Pick one up at Incheon Airport and travel with ease across Korea.
Want to know how to order food in Korean when you visit Korea? Worried about eating food that’s too spicy (or not spicy enough)? Need to know if dishes are halal or vegan-friendly? Eager to impress Koreans with your Korean language and dining etiquette knowledge? Then these simple Korean phrases for ordering food and eating out will be perfect for you.
Are you suffering from a rainy day in Busan that’s come along and messed up your well planned trip? Well don’t worry, this guide to the best indoor activities in Busan has you covered! There’s something for everyone, including family fun places, cultural wonders, relaxing spas, cozy cafes, and exciting activities you might not even know about.
Create unforgettable memories and see the sights of Busan and beyond from the Busan X The Sky observatory on the 100th floor of the Landmark Tower on Haeundae Beach. Korea's largest observatory not only offers you incredible views, it is home to the fine dining restaurant Sky 99 Grill and Pasta, where you can eat a delicious meal in style 99 floors above the beach.
Seoraksan National Park is one of Korea's most beautiful parks to explore, whether you're hiking to rocky peaks, walking through leafy valleys, or simply taking in the views from a hanok cafe. It's even more incredible in autumn when waves of red and gold spread through the park. Young or old, experienced or novice, Seoraksan National Park has something for you