South Korea Travel Guide

South Korea travel guide

Explore Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul - entrance is free for those wearing Hanbok, the traditional Korean clothing

Admire cherry blossom as you stroll through the tea fields of Daehan Green Tea Plantation

Explore Bukchon Hanok Village, a neighbourhood of Seoul with restored Korean houses

Tuck into some fried chicken in Seoul

Climb the steps up to Seongsan Mountain in Jeju Island

Enjoy delicious fish-shaped pancakes filled with red bean paste

See local everyday life in Jagalchi Fish Market in Busan

Explore the wild coastline of Jeju Island in South Korea

See the replica Hwangnyongsa Temple in Gyeongju

Admire Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, South Korea

Admire the hexagonal columns at Junmun Daepo in Jeju Island

Enjoy the light up exhibits in Busan during the cherry blossom

Soak up the views of Jeju Island in South Korea

Hike through the scenic hills of Seoraksan National Park

Admire the traditional culture and fashion of South Korea

Admire local art and architecture in Yeosu, South Korea

Visit the DMZ on the North Korean border

The perfect blend of old and new, South Korea stands out as a haven for ancient culture, peaceful temples, wild coastlines and aromatic cuisine. Stroll past shining skyscrapers and traditional houses in Seoul, where you can eat fried chicken on a street food tour, admire the colourful Hanbok clothing and learn about national history in the city’s museums.

Leaving the city behind, you can visit local temples, even staying the night to truly immerse yourself in the experience, meeting the monks and soaking up the serenity of the mountains. Kick back and relax in the local jjimjilbang bath houses, tour the unique DMZ area on the border of North Korea and hike across the rugged caldera on Jeju Island.