South Korea
Where traditional villages overlook skyscrapers, where technology doesn’t intrude on tradition.
Best time to visit
Best time to visit South Korea is from March to May for a beautiful spring. September to November for vibrant fall colours. Summers are very hot and humid.
Money saving tips
My best saving tips are to rent an Airbnb with a kitchen and eat breakfast at home and rent a hanbok for free entrance to a few places.
Suggested budget
The daily suggested budget for South Korea is $40-70 USD, assuming you’re staying in an Airbnb or mid-range hotel, eat mid range and use public transport.
Favourite thing to do
My favorite memories are renting a hanbok, eating Korean BBQ and having the classic chicken and beer. Stay in Hongdae or Itaewon.
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South Korea
South Korea is a place of fascinating contrasts and captivating beauty. From bustling cities to tranquil countryside, ancient temples to modern skyscrapers, South Korea has something for everyone. Enjoy traditional tea ceremonies in Seoul or explore Jeju Island’s stunning landscape of waterfalls and beaches.
Indulge in world-famous Korean barbeque or sample street food from the vibrant night markets. Whatever your destination, you’re sure to find something special in South Korea.