You’ve arrived in Seoul, toured the palaces, enjoyed the street food and maybe even sang a few K-pop songs in a noraebang. Seoul is full of life, but sometimes it can feel crowded in this vibrant city. Looking for a break? A change of scenery? A chance to see more of South Korea without having…
Tag: South Korea
Solo travelling in Korea – Be the main character in your own K-drama
Are you obsessed with Korean dramas, K-pop, or watching Korean food mukbangs on YouTube? Perhaps none of the above. But do you want to see an exciting corner of Asia with incredible history, nature, architecture and cuisine? Then solo travel in Korea is calling you! I moved to Korea alone 18 months ago, and since…
Explore like a local – Things to do in Gyeongju, South Korea
Seoul has been on most of our wanderlists for a long time, but have you heard about Gyeongju ? This chilled-out city has always been a travel hotspot for Koreans, but the rest of the world is just catching on to all the incredible things to do in Gyeongju. As Korea’s ancient capital, you can’t walk…
13 Things to Do in Seoul: A Local’s Guide
In our (not so) humble opinion, Seoul is one of the most underrated capital cities in the world. When you think of South Korea, you may think of cheesy K-pop, wonderfully ridiculous K-drama, shopping, and skyscrapers. But there’s another side to South Korea, one that involves palaces, enchanting side streets, gorgeous national parks, traditional villages, and delicious…
South Korea Travel Guide
[efstabs class=”yourcustomclass”] [efstab title=”Home” active=”active”] Visiting South Korea The Korean people are among the friendliest, kindest and hardest working in the world and ensure that your visit to South Korea will be a memorable one – for all the right reasons of course. [/efstab] [efstab title=”About”]The Korean Peninsula extends southward from the northeast part of…
Free things to do in Seoul
Hostelworld.com’s latest guest post ‘Free things to do in Seoul’ is by Juno, a travel blogger who, in her very own words, ‘designs the world’. Currently working as a mechanical engineer, she is also a perpetual backpacker. She has all these peculiar ideas about travel and she pours them out on her travel blog, Runaway Juno ….
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