Seoul, South Korea - Seoul, South Korea 22 days trip
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Seoul, South Korea
7 nights Mon. Dec 30-Mon. Jan 06Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Daegu, South Korea
3 nights Mon. Jan 06-Thu. Jan 09Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Busan, South Korea
4 nights Thu. Jan 09-Mon. Jan 13Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
Seoul, South Korea
7 nights Mon. Jan 13-Mon. Jan 20Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80%
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Things to do in and around Seoul
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South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.
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Get to know South Korea's capital, exploring its busy center, sampling local food, enjoying the nightlife, and more.
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Established in the 8C, this temple retains several halls from its original structure and offers visitors a Temple Stay experience.
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Reaching a height of 260m, this mountain is a lush public park, offering marvelous views of Seoul and the surrounding area.
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Learn about Korean culture on your visit to this national museum with its prehistoric exhibits, replica buildings, and myriad of relics.
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A tiny island boasting lush natural landscape and a vibrant arts scene full of galleries, as well as amusement and water parks.
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A popular attraction for mountain climbers, this vast park is famous for it s lush plant-life as well as its 2,000 year old temple.
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Occupied by the royal family until the 20C, this remarkable palace complex features beautiful buildings, gardens, and an art museum.
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The best preserved of the remaining Joseon palaces, this 15C complex was a popular retreat for royals thanks to its lovely scenery.
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Immerse yourself in Korean culture and history at this massive museum, home to artwork, historic artifacts, treasures, and more.
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Set on the summit of Mount Namsan, this communication tower offers superb views of the area, nice eateries, and several observatories.
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One of South Korea's most impressive national parks, Bukhansan features granite mountains, lush forests, and mountain-top temples.
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Popular with locals and visitors, Minsok village presents traditional culture through workshops, reenactments, costumes, and other fun activities.
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This reconstructed castle complex sits on the site of a 14C Joseon palace and features museums, gardens, temples, and more.
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One of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty, this 15C structure features beautiful buildings, bridges, gardens, and more.
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Exploring the history of Korea's warfare, this impressive museum houses over 13,000 items of weaponry, fine art, armory, and more.
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A pedestrian friendly space in the middle of the city, this iconic plaza is lined with historic buildings, palaces, temples, and gardens.
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Overlooking the Han River, this temple complex is home to several National Treasures, cultural relics, and centuries-old trees.
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Designed to show the world the beauty of Korean gardens, the park has a section dedicated to South Korea's desire to reunite with the north.
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This extensive museum exhibits the reign of the Hoseon Dynasty from the 14C-20C through art, artifacts, and more.
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Lined with traditional merchant houses, this busy district combines old and new, with a modern mall, antique shops, and art galleries.
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Still in use since the 14C, this beautifully preserved shrine is dedicated to the royals of the Korean Joseon Dynasty.
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Dating to the 14C, this significant Buddhist temple offers a Temple Stay program and features many notable architectural elements.
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Visit South Korea's largest amusement park, featuring roller-coasters, restaurants, a waterpark, a zoo, and a myriad of fun activities.
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Surrounded with waterfalls and streams, this 10C temple boasts ornate architecture, cultural landmarks, and a sense of serenity.
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An enormous park riddled with hiking trails, also featuring a zoo, an amusement park, lovely flower gardens, and an art museum.
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Explore this historic neighborhood, home to traditional wooden houses from the Joseon Dynasty which now serve as varous cultural houses.
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A slice of serenity in the middle of the city, take a tour or explore alone as you wander along the banks of this historic stream.
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Travel back in time when you explore this historic district, known for its architecture dating to the Japanese occupation.
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Visitors flock to this impressive park for its excellent hiking trails, tracing majestic mountains and breathtaking valleys.
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Once the sacrificial site of ancient Korean kings, this 5m stone contraption affords excellent views over the hills and the sea.
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Boasting elements of fine Joseon-period architecture, this 14C gate is a significant historic landmark.
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The world's largest underground mall boasts a cinema, an aquarium, myriad of shops and eateries, as well as exhibition and convention halls.
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Ranging from traditional to modern artwork, this world-calls art museum houses pieces from Korean and international artists alike.
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Holding a World Record as the largest indoor theme park, this complex encompasses fun rides, water activities, animal shows, and more.
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Set on the southern side of the border dividing North and South Korea, this observatory offers glimpses into the nearby North Korean villages.
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Constructed in the 7C, this ancient temple complex is home to a 600 year old tree, a cave temple, and beautiful views.
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Hosting 18 significant cultural artifacts, this 7C temple boasts opulent natural landscape, rushing streams, and fresh air.
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Famous for its 18C fortress, this modern city still retains its traditional charm, ancient walls, and other historic sites.
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A rural town with easy access to its beautiful nature surrounding, as well as nice gardens, museums, and shopping.
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This island is full of fun activities for all ages from salt fields, to wineries, to oyster and clam picking, to many lovely villages.
7 nightsMon. Dec 30 - Mon. Jan 06
South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.
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Things to do in and around Daegu
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A thriving metropolitan area, Daegu is full of energy, bustling streets, ancient temples, historic buildings, and much more.
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Wander around the central streets, exploring the traditional cuisine, local museums, and a unique Korean atmosphere.
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Daegu's largest street market offers a variety of textile items, from fabrics to fashion, as well as crafts, seafood, and eateries.
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A large nature reserve riddled with hiking trails, featuring a historic museum, many temples, and a nearby amusement park.
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Home to over 1,000 species of trees, herbs, and flowers, this excellent arboretum also offers educational events.
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South Korea's second-largest metropolis is a thriving port, offering its visitors great shopping, temples, museums, and great food.
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With many historic landmarks and cultural venues, this metropolis is favored by local and international travelers alike.
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Wander among these ancient burial mounds, tracing the walking paths and enjoying the scenic landscape all around you.
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Home to over 30,000 items, this museum hosts archaeological, historic, and folkloric exhibitions, as well as several outdoor pagodas.
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A large park with a variety of native vegetation, featuring architectural curios, lovely walking paths, and frequent cultural events.
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A fascinating museum tracing the history of oriental medicine, including interactive exhibits, a spice market, and a souvenir shop.
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This temple offers its visitors ancient Buddhist Scriptures, cultural and historic artifacts, astounding nature, and ancient shrines.
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Home to over 50 historic buildings, this 15C traditional village preserves local lifestyle, as well as several cultural treasures.
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Advocating Korean-Japanese cooperation, this cultural center features a 3D theater, cultural exhibits, and a tea ceremony room.
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For an afternoon of peace and relaxation, stroll through this lovely green park, admiring trees, gardens, and sprawling lawns.
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A municipal museum exhibiting art by domestic and international artists, as well as offering performances and educational programs.
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Styled with European motifs, this theme park features rides, playgrounds, eateries, live performances, and lovely natural features.
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With a history stretching to the 5C, this complex is brimming with historic and cultural relics, including a 17m statue of Buddha.
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With summits reaching over 1,000m high, this mountainous park is home to the famous Haeinsa Temple, lovely valleys, and rushing streams.
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This 20C church boasts Romanesque architecture with elements of Gothic ornamentation, such as spires and stained-glass windows.
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Established during the Joseon period, this village preserves traditional architecture, local folklore, and historic artifacts.
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With a rich history stretching to the 8C, this famous temple offers a wealth of cultural and architectural artifacts.
3 nightsMon. Jan 06 - Thu. Jan 09
A thriving metropolitan area, Daegu is full of energy, bustling streets, ancient temples, historic buildings, and much more.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Things to do in and around Busan
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South Korea's second-largest metropolis is a thriving port, offering its visitors great shopping, temples, museums, and great food.
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Explore the color-splashed streets of Busan city center, visiting local markets, quirky cafes, and great museums.
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A popular recreational area, boasting a rocky beach, an observatory, interesting rock formations, a lighthouse, and a theme park.
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A 16C temple complex located on the slopes of a famous mountain. boasting several architectural monuments and a serene atmosphere.
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Spend the day at the beach, or head out to explore the lively streets, as well as its shops and traditional-style restaurants.
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With many historic landmarks and cultural venues, this metropolis is favored by local and international travelers alike.
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Take a cable car or drive up, then hike to this spectacular temple where colossal Buddhas are carved into the mountainside.
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One of South Korea's most popular beaches, Haeundae boasts beautiful scenery, white sands, and frequently hosts cultural events.
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Dramatically set on a cliff overlooking the sea, this 14C Buddhist temple complex features fine architecture and symbolic elements.
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Full of multi-hued houses arranged scenically and descending on a mountain slope, this vibrant village is rich with cultural curios.
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A large recreational park featuring the Busan Tower, several museums, monuments, and other architectural curios.
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Dating to the 18C, this restored mountaintop fortress boasts a fine fortification system and offers great views of the area.
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Spanning a cluster of islands, this city is a wonderful destination full of museums, historic landmarks, and gorgeous natural attractions.
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A popular recreational thoroughfare full of shops, cafes, restaurants, fashion venues, art galleries, sculptural curios, and more.
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Now connected to the mainland, this former island boasts local flora, cultural monuments, and great views over the area.
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A wonderful crescent-shaped beach where fine sand and azure water await you, as well as a wealth of eateries, pubs, and clubs.
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Take a walk along the cliffs, admiring the fabulous scenery surrounding you, or or simply relax in the park, enjoying the calm.
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With a rich history stretching to the 8C, this famous temple offers a wealth of cultural and architectural artifacts.
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Home to over 50 historic buildings, this 15C traditional village preserves local lifestyle, as well as several cultural treasures.
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This aquarium is home to over 35,000 aquatic animals, including otters, piranhas, jellyfish, penguins, and many others.
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World's only United Nations cemetery features over 2,000 graves, a sculpture gardens, and many memorials.
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A horseshoe-shaped glass promenade jutting from a cliff, affording marvelous views over the South and East Seas.
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A lush park established on a former US military base, featuring streams, playgrounds, cafes, fountains, and over 40 tree species.
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Take a boat around the cluster of rocky islands, enjoying the spectacular panorama opening up of the sea and the coast of Busan.
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This temple offers its visitors ancient Buddhist Scriptures, cultural and historic artifacts, astounding nature, and ancient shrines.
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An exciting fish market, full of fresh fish and seafood, friendly peddlers, restaurants, and a touch of local color.
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A suspension bridge spanning over 7km over the ocean, offering great views of nearby islands and mountains.
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An extensive local museum, home to over 6,000 items tracing the history and cultural diversity of Busan and its surrounding.
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A large art museum spanning several showcasing halls, this institute also hosts an outdoor exhibit of sculptures.
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With a history stretching to the 5C, this complex is brimming with historic and cultural relics, including a 17m statue of Buddha.
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Best visited with the changing of the leaves, these scenic off-the-beaten path waterfalls are a good getaway from the city bustle.
4 nightsThu. Jan 09 - Mon. Jan 13
South Korea's second-largest metropolis is a thriving port, offering its visitors great shopping, temples, museums, and great food.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Things to do in and around Seoul
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South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.
-
Get to know South Korea's capital, exploring its busy center, sampling local food, enjoying the nightlife, and more.
-
Established in the 8C, this temple retains several halls from its original structure and offers visitors a Temple Stay experience.
-
Reaching a height of 260m, this mountain is a lush public park, offering marvelous views of Seoul and the surrounding area.
-
Learn about Korean culture on your visit to this national museum with its prehistoric exhibits, replica buildings, and myriad of relics.
-
A tiny island boasting lush natural landscape and a vibrant arts scene full of galleries, as well as amusement and water parks.
-
A popular attraction for mountain climbers, this vast park is famous for it s lush plant-life as well as its 2,000 year old temple.
-
Occupied by the royal family until the 20C, this remarkable palace complex features beautiful buildings, gardens, and an art museum.
-
The best preserved of the remaining Joseon palaces, this 15C complex was a popular retreat for royals thanks to its lovely scenery.
-
Immerse yourself in Korean culture and history at this massive museum, home to artwork, historic artifacts, treasures, and more.
-
Set on the summit of Mount Namsan, this communication tower offers superb views of the area, nice eateries, and several observatories.
-
One of South Korea's most impressive national parks, Bukhansan features granite mountains, lush forests, and mountain-top temples.
-
Popular with locals and visitors, Minsok village presents traditional culture through workshops, reenactments, costumes, and other fun activities.
-
This reconstructed castle complex sits on the site of a 14C Joseon palace and features museums, gardens, temples, and more.
-
One of the Five Grand Palaces of the Joseon Dynasty, this 15C structure features beautiful buildings, bridges, gardens, and more.
-
Exploring the history of Korea's warfare, this impressive museum houses over 13,000 items of weaponry, fine art, armory, and more.
-
A pedestrian friendly space in the middle of the city, this iconic plaza is lined with historic buildings, palaces, temples, and gardens.
-
Overlooking the Han River, this temple complex is home to several National Treasures, cultural relics, and centuries-old trees.
-
Designed to show the world the beauty of Korean gardens, the park has a section dedicated to South Korea's desire to reunite with the north.
-
This extensive museum exhibits the reign of the Hoseon Dynasty from the 14C-20C through art, artifacts, and more.
-
Lined with traditional merchant houses, this busy district combines old and new, with a modern mall, antique shops, and art galleries.
-
Still in use since the 14C, this beautifully preserved shrine is dedicated to the royals of the Korean Joseon Dynasty.
-
Dating to the 14C, this significant Buddhist temple offers a Temple Stay program and features many notable architectural elements.
-
Visit South Korea's largest amusement park, featuring roller-coasters, restaurants, a waterpark, a zoo, and a myriad of fun activities.
-
Surrounded with waterfalls and streams, this 10C temple boasts ornate architecture, cultural landmarks, and a sense of serenity.
-
An enormous park riddled with hiking trails, also featuring a zoo, an amusement park, lovely flower gardens, and an art museum.
-
Explore this historic neighborhood, home to traditional wooden houses from the Joseon Dynasty which now serve as varous cultural houses.
-
A slice of serenity in the middle of the city, take a tour or explore alone as you wander along the banks of this historic stream.
-
Travel back in time when you explore this historic district, known for its architecture dating to the Japanese occupation.
-
Visitors flock to this impressive park for its excellent hiking trails, tracing majestic mountains and breathtaking valleys.
-
Once the sacrificial site of ancient Korean kings, this 5m stone contraption affords excellent views over the hills and the sea.
-
Boasting elements of fine Joseon-period architecture, this 14C gate is a significant historic landmark.
-
The world's largest underground mall boasts a cinema, an aquarium, myriad of shops and eateries, as well as exhibition and convention halls.
-
Ranging from traditional to modern artwork, this world-calls art museum houses pieces from Korean and international artists alike.
-
Holding a World Record as the largest indoor theme park, this complex encompasses fun rides, water activities, animal shows, and more.
-
Set on the southern side of the border dividing North and South Korea, this observatory offers glimpses into the nearby North Korean villages.
-
Constructed in the 7C, this ancient temple complex is home to a 600 year old tree, a cave temple, and beautiful views.
-
Hosting 18 significant cultural artifacts, this 7C temple boasts opulent natural landscape, rushing streams, and fresh air.
-
Famous for its 18C fortress, this modern city still retains its traditional charm, ancient walls, and other historic sites.
-
A rural town with easy access to its beautiful nature surrounding, as well as nice gardens, museums, and shopping.
-
This island is full of fun activities for all ages from salt fields, to wineries, to oyster and clam picking, to many lovely villages.
7 nightsMon. Jan 13 - Mon. Jan 20
South Korea's bustling capital boasts a distinctly modern atmosphere, as well as incredible cuisine, nightlife, museums, and rich history.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia