Top 50 Best Things to Do in South Korea

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Shadow石头记

Because I only stayed in Jeju Island for more than six hours, I can't talk about it, but I went to three places and gave me a good impression. We came from the port. We didn't know Korean and didn't have a taxi software, but we still packaged a car (must go forward and walk more so cheaper) The driver is very enthusiastic but will not speak Korean 🤭 The weather was not very good when we arrived, but it was not hot. The street was very clean and there were flowers and smells everywhere. Every attraction we went to was not big. I think the ticket was 10 yuan. It was a bit expensive. 🙄 (they have discounts) because of time. After going to the Occasion Market, the seafood is fresh, and the orange series is very atmospheric.😃 I bought a bottle of pure-pressed juice and special rice cakes and returned to the boat.🚢

_TI***yj

I bought a 48-hour Busan pass (excluding the capsule train). I bought it from Trip.com so I could take the capsule train. The website suggested starting from Mipo, but I booked too late. So I took the coastal train from Mipo to Cheongsapo, then took the capsule train back to Mipo, and then walked from Mipo to the next station to take the coastal train. I actually think this arrangement is better than starting from Mipo, because there are too many people waiting for the capsule train in Mipo.

ZiTa.Carmen

This is a free event I saw on a Seoul website for N Seoul Tower. The event includes posting a listing in the back garden side hustle. The event is quite interesting and attractive. N Seoul Tower has beautiful views and you can even lock the "Love Tower." The autumn scenery is picturesque.

Susan2253

Everland, a must-visit theme park near Seoul, combines thrilling rides, animal adventures, and a seasonal garden, suitable for all ages! **1. Thrilling Rides:** The "T-Express" wooden roller coaster is a highlight, offering an adrenaline-pumping experience with speeds up to 104 km/h and a 77-degree incline – a must-try for challenge enthusiasts! **Close Encounters with Animals:** Ride an amphibious vehicle in the "Wildlife World" to observe lions, bears, and giraffes up close, as if you're on the African savanna. You can also visit the panda enclosure and meet the adorable panda family, including "Fu Bao." **Seasonal Gardens and Themed Festivals:** The "Seasonal Gardens" change with the seasons, creating different themed flower fields. At night, there are romantic scenes like a illuminated rose garden. Summer water parties and Halloween zombie parades add to the festive atmosphere. **Family-Friendly:** The children's area features gentle rides and animal exhibits with penguins, meerkats, and more, ensuring kids can play all day long! Whether you're looking for thrills, love animals, or want to take beautiful photos, Everland has something for everyone!

Liliya ❤️

you can climb up on foot in about 1.5 - 2 hours, from the side of Myeongdong there is a nice village, which is worth a walk. If you have a hard time climbing, it is better to use the funicular. Also, there are almost no kiosks selling water along the way

travel_from_sg

Busan Air Cruise provides a scenic view of Songdo. Visit the suspension bridge too!

_TI***43

The performance was great, and the café inside was fantastic. It's highly interactive, perfect for kids and adults alike, as well as Instagrammers for taking photos or solo travelers. Tickets are cheaper if purchased online.

程程_CC

Be sure to check the weather before you go, otherwise you will get a pair of muddy shoes. There are relatively few staff in the outdoor area, and it is difficult to find the exit. It happens to be cloudy and rainy, and the ground is full of mud and water, and there are many mosquitoes and insects.

_TI***by

Очень классное шоу, с отличными актерами, смешными шутками и тёплой атмосферой! Однозначно рекомендую!!

_TI***qh

Myeongdong is one of Seoul’s most vibrant shopping districts, offering a perfect blend of modern retail, street food, and energetic atmosphere. The streets are lined with cosmetic stores, fashion boutiques, and trendy cafés, attracting both locals and tourists. It’s especially lively in the evening, when vendors set up carts selling tteokbokki, hotteok, and skewered meats. The experience is exciting, though sometimes crowded, especially on weekends. Prices can vary, but there are plenty of affordable finds if you explore side alleys. Overall, Myeongdong is a must-visit for anyone seeking Korea’s youthful culture, food adventures, and memorable urban energy and charm throughout.