South Korea: A Journey through History, Nature, and Culture
Jeju Island
A volcanic island paradise with stunning beaches, unique rock formations, and a laid-back atmosphere.
Busan
South Korea's second-largest city, offering vibrant beaches, delicious seafood, and unique cultural experiences like Gamcheon Culture Village.
Gyeongju
An ancient capital steeped in history, with Silla Dynasty treasures like Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto.
Incheon
A modern gateway city with a charming Chinatown, Incheon Bridge, and Songdo International City's futuristic architecture.
Bukchon Hanok Village
A traditional Korean village with charming hanok houses, narrow alleys, and a glimpse into old Seoul.
Gyeongbokgung Palace
The largest and most impressive of Seoul's five grand palaces, offering a glimpse into Korean royal life.
N Seoul Tower
A romantic tower on Namsan Mountain, offering panoramic city views and iconic locks symbolizing love.
DMZ
The heavily fortified border between North and South Korea, offering a sobering reminder of the Korean War and a chance to stand in the Third Tunnel of Aggression.
Boseong Green Tea Fields
Rolling hills of emerald green tea fields, perfect for a peaceful stroll and a cup of refreshing tea.
Nami Island
A picturesque island with beautiful scenery, popular for cycling, picnicking, and K-drama filming locations.