Gyeongbokgung Palace is known as one of the classical architectural art masterpieces. It is also the largest royal palace in South Korea as well as the pride for the Korean people from the Joseon era to the present day. The site has been recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage.

Moreover, if visitors dress in traditional Hanbok, they can enter the palace gates for free.

This ancient village is one of the most popular destinations in South Korea. The village is still well-preserved and maintained according to the original design of traditional Korean villages.

When visiting this ancient village, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about lifestyle and the architecture of the Korean people, as well as enjoy traditional dances performed by dancers in traditional attire.

This is the former capital located in Gyeongsang Province, in the north of South Korea. This South Korean destination attracts tourists with its ancient beauty and historical sites, such as temples, pagodas, palaces, and historical relics. Gyeongju, which was the capital of the Silla dynasty, is often referred to as the “museum without walls”. There are also many ancient paintings that depict the rise and fall of the Korean dynasties here.

Many of the structures in the former capital have been recognized by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage sites, such as the Bulguksa Temple and the Seokguram Grotto.

If you’re looking for a beautiful spot to take some photos, Namsan Tower known as Seoul Tower, is a great suggestion. The tower impresses visitors with a romantic atmosphere, including the “love lock” wall with various locks of different colors, shapes, and sizes hung at the entrance. From the top of Namsan Tower, visitors can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of Seoul capital.

If you are looking for a great check-in spot or a place to spend a rainy afternoon in Korea, you can head to the Dongdaemun Design Plaza. This is where the Seoul Fashion Week takes place annually, offering you many beautiful and outstanding photo opportunities. Additionally, it is also a complex of many cafes, shopping venues, and more, catering to the younger generation.

Besides the bustling and vibrant Seoul capital, we can’t miss the coastal city of Busan. Busan is known for its beaches, seafood, and events such as the International Film Festival, … and is also considered the summer capital of South Korea.

With a travel time of only one hour from Seoul to Busan, you can easily visit unique tourist attractions such as the Gamcheon Culture Village, Haeundae Beach, Busan Tower, etc. In addition, the cuisine is also a memorable highlight of this port city.

Those who love a peaceful lifestyle cannot miss Jeju Island – a volcanic island located 120km off the coast of South Korea. With its fresh air, unique natural attractions, delicious cuisine and hospitable people, Jeju has become the most popular tourist destination in South Korea today.

Nami Island, the most romantic island in Korea, is located about 60km north of Seoul. It is also the filming location of the famous Korean movie “Winter Sonata,” contributing to its reputation as a popular destination for couples in Korea.

The best travel time to visit Nami Island is during the fall when the trees start to change to yellow and red.

Not only are there many places to have fun and enjoy the scenery, but there are also many attractive destinations for food lovers, such as Namdaemun Market and Dongdaemun Market. In addition to delicious and appealing dishes, the markets also offer a wide variety of other items such as souvenirs, clothing, jewelry, etc, sold at quite reasonable prices.

As a coastal city, the Jagalchi seafood market in Busan is not only fresh but also diverse and affordable.

Kimchi is a popular salted vegetable dish that is a staple in every household’s meal in Korea. Kimchi has a spicy and sour taste and is often eaten with grilled meat, noodles, and other dishes. Korean kimchi is rich in fiber, made by soaking and cleaning vegetables like cabbage and radish in saltwater, and then mixing them with various spices.

The mixed rice dish Bibimbap is a famous Korean dish, combined with vegetables, fried eggs, and spicy gochujang sauce. This dish is available everywhere in Korea, but the most delicious one is still in Jeonju.

The cool climate throughout the year creates favorable conditions for the growth of ginseng, and Koreans use ginseng daily to boost their health and nourish their bodies. Tourists to Korea believe that ginseng helps stabilize the heart, protects the stomach, and is good for the nervous system. Ginseng is often soaked in alcohol or brewed into ginseng tea.

If you travel to Korea between December and February ofthe following year, you will have the chance to try skiing on the high mountain peaks of Korea such as Elysian Gangchon, Muju Deogyusan or Daemyung Vivaldi.

Experiencing skiing on snowy slopes is a unique feature of Korean winter. Be sure to prepare your ski-gear and keep your body warm to best enjoy this sport.

The Blue House or the Presidential Palace was once a royal palace during the Goryeo period of the Joseon dynasty. Therefore, when visiting this landmark, tourists will easily notice the traditional cultural values that still exist today.

In addition, visitors should visit the Thaekwondo Cung area of the Blue House, which is an area with 7 traditional palaces from the Joseon dynasty. The palaces with ancient beauty and unique architectural style of that time will help you imagine the lives of the kings and queens of the past.

The first destination on the list is the “Disneyland of Korea” – Everland. This is the most modern and magnificent amusement park in the land of kimchi. The amusement park covers a total area of up to 70 hectares and ranks second in the top 10 leading amusement parks in the world. There are hundreds of exciting and interesting games here that promise to bring you many great experiences.

This is also an amazing destination that you can spend a whole day and still not have enough fun. Lotte World amusement park has many exciting events and lively performances as well as extremely attractive games such as tug-of-war, Spanish pirate ship, carousel, free fall, etc.

This is a district located in the central south of the capital Seoul and is known as the “district of the rich”. The origin of this nickname is due to the fact that the district is a place where many large entertainment and shopping centers are located with many luxury brands. At the same time, this is also the residence of the wealthiest people in this country.

When visiting Gangnam district, you can also visit other famous tourist attractions such as the kimchi culinary museum, the underground shopping area COEX, Apgujeong and Garosugil streets.

The traditional costume of Korean people is Hanbok. They often wear Hanbok on special occasions such as festivals or important days like weddings.

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Incheon Airport is about 45km away from the center of Seoul. Travelers can choose from the following transportation options:

• High-speed train: the fastest and most efficient means of transportation. With just over 40 minutes on the AREX high-speed train, travelers can reach the center of Seoul. The ticket price is around 8,000 won per trip
• Bus: Ticket prices range from 10,000 to 15,000 won, and tickets can be purchased at the counter located at the airport arrival hall 1F, Terminal 1, near gates 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, and 9C
• Taxi: The price ranges from 70,000 to 100,000 won