South Korea Travel Tips

Seoul is probably the best place in the country to get to grips with the intricacies and flavors of traditional Korean cuisine in South Korea. The capital's vibrant street food stalls can that unique flavour not easily available in the restaurants. Whether you’re new to the Seoul street food scene or an old hand, here are the food you simply must try while in the Seoul. They come in at around USD 15* per person.If you are planning to visit South Korea then check out the top things to do in South Korea.

Eating the local cuisine is one of the best ways to experience a country’s culture. Like most cuisines around the world, traditional Korean food has been influenced over the centuries by conquests and conquerors. Traditional Korean foods include subtle elements from Japan, Mongolia and China that have enhanced the flavour of Korean cuisine. When you visit South Korea you will find plenty of traditional Korean dishes from barbeque (gui) to stews (jjigae) to soups (guk) to side dishes (banchan) and something sweet (dijeoteu) that will surely please your palate.If you are wondering what to eat in South Korea, then here are 10 traditional Korean food dishes that you must try. 

Whether you’re just visiting Seoul or you’ve lived here your whole life, you no doubt love the city’s affordable public transportation, beautiful public parks, high speed internet, and their friendly service-oriented culture. Doesn’t everyone need an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life every now and then?  That is why we put together the best suggestions for day trips from Seoul that you can jump to when you need that break. Whether you’re seeking a nature getaway, an adventure, or to learn a bit of history, we’ve got a little bit of each. While you are at Seoul, check out some of the delicious street foods that you can taste. If you are visiting South Korea for the first time then check out the top things to do that can make your travel plans more exciting!  Here’s our 10 favorites all lined up for you to start checking off.

While South Korea is most well known for it’s addictive Korean drama series or it’s K-pop music, a lesser well-known secret is that South Korea has an ever-growing generation of cyclist! South Korea is actually one of the best countries in the world to explore by bicycle, and almost no one knows, not even cyclists! Whether you are looking for a short route nearby Seoul, or an end to end South Korea country-wide path, they have both of them.South Korea has built massive cycling infrastructure in the past few decades, including a network of cross-country bike paths. You read that right, bike-only paths spanning the length of the country, a coastline, or across a scenic or challenging segment. These bike routes are a mix of well-maintained paths through parks and along rivers, quiet country trails, and small roads. The vast majority of the paths, barring mountain passes and remote areas, are car-free. This is one of the many reasons why South Korea should be added to your list of potential cycling destinations!  Here is a guide on the 5 best cycling trails in South Korea coupled with things you should know about the country and top travelling tips.