Con­tains three art gal­leries of mod­ern art (one being for chil­dren). You can prob­a­bly feel pret­ty good about spend­ing…

The largest seafood mar­ket in Asia. The mar­ket includes a sev­en-sto­ry build­ing with an obser­va­to­ry and obser­va­tion de…

The best view of the bridge at any time of day is from Gwan­gal­li Beach. In the evening, a beau­ti­ful light show begins…

Estab­lished in the 8th cen­tu­ry on the slopes of Mount Toham, the Seokgu­ram Grot­to con­tains a mon­u­men­tal stat­ue of the…

The sec­ond tourist cen­ter of South Korea after Seoul. It is spread out on the spurs of the Tae­baek­san moun­tain range,…

Found­ed in the 14th-15th cen­turies, Hahoe and Yang­dong are seen as the two most rep­re­sen­ta­tive his­toric clan vil­lages…

A nation­al park with peaks ris­ing above the clouds, water­falls, rare birds, and even a 7th-cen­tu­ry tem­ple, Sin­he­ungsa…

The port is full of seafood restau­rants and dried seafood shops. Nowa­days, most car­go ships and fish­ing boats dock at…

A cres­cent-shaped island that appeared as a result of the con­struc­tion of the Cheong­pyeong Dam. Pop­u­lar for its pic­tu…

An ancient sanc­tu­ary locat­ed in the cen­ter of Seoul. Zen Bud­dhists come to the tem­ple. In the 14th cen­tu­ry, an ancien…

Sit­u­at­ed in the very cen­tre of the city, pre­serv­ing the ancient tra­di­tions of Korea, it has a spe­cial val­ue. A wide w…

Sit­u­at­ed on the north­ern out­skirts of the cap­i­tal of South Korea, Seoul. Being the high­est point of the city and its …

This used to be the main gate to the main roy­al palace, Gyeong­bok­gung Palace. It dates back to 1395, but was destroye…

Jongmyo is the old­est and most authen­tic of the Con­fu­cian roy­al shrines to have been pre­served. Ded­i­cat­ed to the fore…

In the ear­ly 15th cen­tu­ry, the King Tae­jong ordered the con­struc­tion of a new palace at an aus­pi­cious site. A Bureau …

The cen­tral square in the heart of Seoul with a 600-year his­to­ry, pre­sent­ed to res­i­dents and vis­i­tors of the city in …

It has a var­i­ous facil­i­ties such as nature learn­ing cen­ter, soc­cer field, bas­ket­ball court, vol­ley­ball court, inline …

Dis­cov­er the his­to­ry of Busan from the Pre­his­toric peri­od to the present day.

There is a fit­ness cen­ter. Many local peo­ple work out in the gym.

Sit­u­at­ed in the east­ern Yel­low Sea on the south­west­ern and south­ern coast of the Repub­lic of Korea, the site com­prise…

Locat­ed in the moun­tain­ous mid-west­ern region of the Repub­lic of Korea, this prop­er­ty com­pris­es eight archae­o­log­i­cal …

On the ter­ri­to­ry of the “Dia­mond Fortress” (anoth­er name for the cas­tle) there are numer­ous palace build­ings and high…

Gyeong­bok­gung is the main palace of the coun­try, which many right­ly call the Kore­an Krem­lin. Trav­el­ers can eas­i­ly fin…

Many of the exhibits in South Korea’s Gwacheon Nation­al Sci­ence Muse­um show how past Kore­an inno­va­tions could be used…

The dou­ble-deck­er bridge was con­struct­ed right on top of Jam­su Bridge in 1982. Locat­ed on the Han Riv­er, it con­nects …

Locat­ed on a coastal cliff in Jeong­dongjin, a tourist des­ti­na­tion known for hav­ing the best view of the sun­rise in So…

Height: 1950 meters, Type: Shield vol­cano, Sta­tus: His­tor­i­cal

Although not par­tic­u­lar­ly remark­able com­pared to Heaun­dae and Song­jeong beach­es on eigher side, this vil­lage is remot…

The Roy­al Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty form a col­lec­tion of 40 tombs scat­tered over 18 loca­tions. Built over five cent…