South Korea

Gyeongbokgung Palace
A grand palace known for its beautiful architecture and historical significance, featuring the National Palace Museum and the Korean Folk Museum.

Bukchon Hanok Village
A traditional village with well-preserved hanok houses, providing a glimpse into Korean architecture and culture.

Myeongdong
A bustling shopping district famous for its fashion stores, cosmetics shops, street food, and vibrant atmosphere.

Insadong
A cultural district known for its antique shops, traditional tea houses, art galleries, and souvenir stores.

Changdeokgung Palace
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring a beautiful palace and a Secret Garden with serene landscapes and historical architecture.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)
A futuristic architectural landmark and cultural hub known for its design exhibitions, markets, and events.

Namdaemun Market
A large traditional market offering a wide range of goods, including clothing, accessories, street food, and local specialties.

Cheonggyecheon Stream
A restored urban stream running through downtown Seoul, offering a pleasant walking path and scenic views.

Seoul Museum of Art
A museum featuring a diverse collection of contemporary and traditional art, including works by Korean and international artists.

Gangnam District
A modern and upscale area known for its luxury shops, trendy restaurants, and vibrant nightlife, popularized by the song “Gangnam Style”.

Han River Parks
A series of parks along the Han River offering recreational activities, scenic views, bike rentals, and picnic spots.

Hallasan Mountain
A volcanic mountain and the highest peak in South Korea, offering hiking trails with stunning views and diverse flora and fauna

Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)
A volcanic crater offering breathtaking sunrise views, accessible by a relatively short hike

Jeju Folk Village Museum
A museum showcasing traditional Jeju life and culture through restored historic buildings and exhibits

Manjanggul Cave
A long and well-preserved lava tube with fascinating formations and unique underground landscapes

Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls
A series of picturesque waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery, with a scenic walking trail

Jusangjeolli Cliff
A dramatic coastal formation with hexagonal basalt columns, created by volcanic activity

O’sulloc Tea Museum
A museum dedicated to Korea’s tea culture, featuring exhibits on tea history, production, and a tea plantation

Jeju Loveland
An outdoor sculpture park featuring playful and erotic art pieces, offering a unique and humorous experience

Udo Island
A small island near Jeju known for its beautiful beaches, scenic coastal landscapes, and relaxed atmosphere

Teddy Bear Museum
A museum showcasing a collection of teddy bears from around the world, including themed exhibits and interactive displays

Hyeopjae Beach
A beautiful beach with clear waters, white sand, and excellent views of Biyangdo Island

Jeju National Museum
A museum featuring exhibits on Jeju’s history, archaeology, and cultural heritage Incheon & the West Sea Islands

An historic port with island hopping on the northwest coast of South Korea, from Seoul, is Incheon, the country’s third largest city. Incheon has plenty of attractions, including South Korea’s only official Chinatown and a lively fresh fish market. Incheon is South Koreas first ‘smart tourism’ city Introducing AR (augmented reality) technology at attractions such as the Jajangmyeon Museum in Chinatown. Elaborately decorated gateway arches murals temples and delicious food. PSY’s Gangnam style music video were shot around Songdo – Incheon’s ‘smart city’

Incheon tri-bowl arts and culture complex is comprised of three giant bowl shaped structures that appear to float on water.

You can see Jayu, a picturesque hilltop park designed by a Russian civil engineer in 1888 that connects Incheon’s historic open port and Chinatown areas.