“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.
Want to know where to buy a T-Money Card in Korea? Unfamiliar with how to use the T-Money Card and what the main advantages of it are? Not sure about how to pay for transportation tickets, what the fares will be, and whether you'll have the right change? This guide to the T-Money Card, the best Korean transportation card, will solve all your problems.
Imagine yourself draped in beautiful Korean hanbok, walking around historic palace grounds whilst cherry blossoms gently fall to your feet. Or strolling along riverside paths, picnicking under the shade of pink blossom clouds. Discover the best places to see cherry blossoms in Korea this spring to make sure you create your own lovely Korean cherry blossom memories.
Want to hike Hallasan in winter and see snowy slopes sliding down into sparkling seas below? Up to the challenge of hiking South Korea's highest mountain and volcano? Not sure if you're ready for this difficult, rewarding hike in open country, through deep snow, and along daunting drops?
Want to travel to Korea but worried you won't be able to get around, talk to people, or buy those souvenirs you want? Don't worry. These 60 basic Korean phrases will help you make friends, grab bargains in the markets, and enjoy the tastiest Korean dishes with ease.
Since September 1st, 2021, Korea has required travellers from 112 countries to apply for the Korea-ETA (K-ETA). This article will explain who needs the K-ETA, how to apply for the K-ETA, and answer a range of other questions regarding this new travel document.
If you're travelling to Korea this winter, you have the chance to see snow-capped mountains, Korean temples blanketed in snow, and many other unique sights from the Land of Morning Calm. So, where does it snow in Korea and what are the best places to see snow?
If you're looking for a great place to stay in Seoul for a reasonable price, Myeongdong is the place for you. There are dozens of hotels in Myeongdong that offer a comfortable night's sleep at prices that won't break the bank. Myeongdong is a melting pot of Korean and foreign culture and one of the best places for travellers to Seoul looking for an all-round Korean experience.
Seeing autumn leaves in Korea is an absolute must. Dazzling reds, burning oranges, rich golds, and lush greens paint the forests and mountains of Korea’s countryside in waves of splendour that shouldn't be missed. Discover all the best places to see autumn foliage in Korea this fall.
Want to get out of the big Korean cities and see more cultural, historic, and natural sights that will entertain and educate? Then you should check out all the interesting things to do in Buyeo, a UNESCO World Heritage City located in western Korea.
A collection of the most beautiful Korean autumn leaves pictures to show you why you must visit Korea during this season. The best season to visit Korea.
This useful guide to exploring Naejangsan National Park will give you the best options for how to go to Naejangsan National Park - one of Korea's fall foliage hotspots. It will also provide a brief overview of the sights, locations, attractions, and food available at Naejangsan and why you should definitely visit.
All of the best tips to help you stay cool and have fun during the hot, hot, hot summer in Seoul. From awesome places to escape the heat, to ways to stay safe and cool, there's loads of great tips to help you survive the Korean summer.