Hop on the Tongyeong Cable Car at the foot of Mt. Mireuksan for a quick nine-minute ride to the top for a panoramic view of the Hallyeo Haesang National Marine Park.
2024 Seoul Beauty Travel Week wraps up after a seven-day run from September 23 to 29. Over 20,000 guests visited Seoul Forest Park, the main location of the event, expressing strong interest in K-beauty and wellness. Kim Yeong-hwan, director of Seoul’s Tourism & Sports Bureau, reassures the public that Seoul will do its best to make the event one of the leading festivals of the city.
Namdaemun Market is a premier destination for those seeking special souvenirs before bidding farewell to Korea.
If you’re wondering where to begin planning for fun weekend and need ideas for what to do, browse online travel shops and check out their special deals on admission to attractions and activities.
Take a walk to appreciate the beauty of the Suncheonman Bay National Garden. The sprawling grounds of the garden were established to preserve the bay area and are home to a variety of flora and fauna.
Sapgyoho in Dangjin City is home to the closest theme park to Camp Humphreys, just a 30-minute drive away and a 50-minute drive from Osan Air Base.
Just a half-hour drive from Pyeongtaek, Oeam Folk Village—built in the early 1500s during the Joseon era—is cradled by pristine mountains.
Enjoying cafés is a big part of Korean culture, and the country is home to a wide variety of unique cafés. Animal cafés stand out as a top tourist attraction among them.
Hadong-gun in Gyeongnam Province offers a wide range of summer destinations that combine forest retreats, river valleys, family camping, and aerial adventure, all nestled in the foothills of Jirisan Mountain.
The second edition of the Burning Friday Night Market will take place on July 18 at the Goseong Dinosaur Market.
Seoul in the summer is vibrant, energetic, and full of surprises. From cultural festivals and outdoor activities to late-night markets and cool escapes, South Korea’s capital offers something for every kind of traveler.
As temperatures soar in Busan, locals and tourists alike are seeking out spots to beat the heat.From shady forests to coastal escapes, here are five of the best places to stay cool in the city this summer.
The Jinju Bronze Age Museum is operating a tunnel fountain-style water play facility from through August 31 to help visitors cool off during the summer months.
Saryangdo Daehang Beach in Saryang-myeon officially opened for the summer welcoming visitors to its scenic coastal landscape surrounded by both mountains and sea.
