The famous tourist attractions in Korea are:
No 1.
Traditional Markets (Namdaemun Market, Dongdaemun Market, Myeong-dong, Insadong)
Namdaemun Market is a long-established traditional market, where tens of thousands of goods and snacks are sold, and merchants shout at the top of their voices to buy and sell goods, so that you can see a wide range of Korean culture. Dongdaemun Market, a specialty clothing market, is lit up as if it were daytime from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., and is bustling with people in the early hours of the morning. Myeong-dong, the number one tourist spot with the largest number of foreign tourists, is crowded with people all year round, especially for young men and women to go out on dates and for friends to gather for meals. Insa-dong, a representative traditional street, is filled with traditional antique stores selling old books, paintings, calligraphy, and porcelain from various eras. There are also a variety of traditional tea stores, mung bean cakes, rice wine and other snack stores in each alley.
→Namdaemun Market
→Dongdaemun Mall
→Myeongdong
→Insa-dong
No. 2.
Gyeongju Bulguksa Temple? Seokguram
Gyeongju is a place where relics and traces of the history of Silla (BC57~AD935) from 1,000 years ago can be found, and it is called a "museum without a roof.
Bogoksaji Temple and Seokguram Grotto, which are designated as UNESCO cultural assets, are must-see tourist attractions. The Doppel Pagoda and Sakya Pagoda, which have bamboo and lotus flowers carved into the solid granite, are a must-see for tourists who want to take photos of the temple. In addition, Seokguram is a semi-circular canopy shaped grotto made up of more than 360 wide stones. Built with unprecedented technology, the grottoes and the jewels on the foreheads of the beautiful and majestic stone Buddhas shine brightly in the early morning sunlight.
→Bulguksa Temple
→Seokguram
→Myeongdong
→Insa-dong
No. 3.
DMZ
DMZ is the area where you can see the truce line that cuts through the world's only separated country, South Korea and North Korea. It is a military unarmed place guarded by the troops of South and North Korea and is closed to the general public. Since it is deserted by people, you can see many rare plants and animals. In addition, you can see the guards at each area of the Panmunjom post, and you can also see North Korean residents through binoculars at the observation deck.
NO 4.
Busan Haeundae & Zagach
Busan, the beautiful and famous port city of South Korea surrounded by the sea on three sides, is a perfect combination of wide white sandy beaches and beautiful coastline. Haeundae, in particular, has become one of Busan's top tourist attractions with domestic and foreign tourists flocking to the city during the summer tourist season. The nearby Jagalchi Market is Korea's No. 1 seafood market, which sells a variety of seafood caught in Haeundae, and you can also enjoy sashimi made directly by the merchants.
→Haeundae
→Jagalchi Market
No. 5.
Gangwon-do and Gyeongpo-dae
Seoraksan, one of the most famous and beautiful mountains in Korea, is located in Gangwon-do, which is known for its fresh air and clean water. There are several famous mountains and valleys, including Seoraksan and Wodae Mountain, and Gyeongpo-dae in Gangwon-do, which is known as a natural tourist route connected to the fresh and clean East Sea. The water quality is good, and the coast is surrounded by thick bamboo forests, and there are also convenient facilities, such as a parking lot and a campground, which make this place a unique first choice for a vacation.
No. 6.
Jeju UNESCO Natural Heritage Site
Jeju is a volcanic island in the southernmost part of South Korea, and in June 2007, it was listed as Korea's original World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO, which is internationally recognized for its beauty. The Baekrokdam of Mt. Hannasan, where the gods and goddesses are said to have played, the lava rock that has been created for a long time but the inner structure of the cave is still well preserved, the lava caves of Rebunak that flow down the stone pillars, and the Sunrise Peak of Seongsan, where you can see the sunrise along the coastal wall, are some of the places where you can see the mystery and charm of the natural beauty that Jeju has to offer.
→Jeju Island Natural Heritage
→Hanasan Baekrokdam
→Manjanggul Grotto
→Seongsan Sunrise Peak
→Rejecting Bunak
NO 7.
Traditional Experiences (Andonghae Haehwi Village & Korean Folk Village)
Traditional Experiences (Andonghae Haehwi Village &? Korean Folk Village)
'What kind of life did ancient Koreans lead?' If you are curious, let's visit Andong River Hoe Village and Korean Folk Village together. Here you can see homes and household items where Korean ancestors lived, traditional games and folk culture. Especially, the old house in Hahoe Village, as a traditional Korean house for thousands of years, is actually still inhabited, and tourists can experience the life of a folk house by boarding here. In addition, on Saturdays and Sundays from March to November at 3:00 p.m., you can watch free performances such as the Hahoe Jumping God Mask Show, an intangible cultural asset of Korea.
→Hahoe Village
→Korean Folk Village
No. 8.
Korean Temples (Haeinsa, Tongdosa, Songgwangsa, Haedong Yonggungsa)
Korean temples are located in the deep forests of mountains and mountains, and are set in the natural beauty of the country. Haeinsa Temple on Gaya Mountain is one of the three major temples in Korea, where you can see Korea's national treasure of the 80,000-dojang sutra, which was made to defend the country against foreign invasion. Tongdusi Temple is famous for not having any Buddha statues, but instead the relics of the old Buddha (referring to the remains of Sakyamuni, the bead-like shape created after cremation), and the Daewoongjeon here is a must-see. Songgwangsa Temple, known as 'Heaven's Hell', is a peaceful place where clouds and winds rest and the body and mind can take a break. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is the most visited temple by tourists coming to Busan. The temple has a good view of the sea, various stone sculptures in the shape of dragons, the proudest statue of Buddha in Korea, and a wishing stone that grants wishes are just a few of the major sights to see.
→Haeinsa Temple
→Tongdosa Temple
→Songgwangsa Temple
→Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
No. 9.
Myriad Mountains (Seoraksan, Jirisan, Geumgangsan)
When asked why he climbed a mountain, a mountain climber once answered, "Because it's there! ". As the climber said, Korea, where most of the country is covered with mountains, is the best place to climb mountains. Among them are Seoraksan, Jirisan, and Geumgangsan, where you can not only enjoy hiking, but also experience the happiness and joy brought by the beauty of nature. On Seoraksan, there are many hills and valleys contrasting with the Hankeiryeong, the third largest mountain in Korea, and it is classified as a UNESCO bioconservation area, where you can see a variety of flora and fauna. Jirisan, the number one national park in Korea, has a long history with its name meaning that it can make even fools smart. Known for its high and steep mountains, there are several hiking routes, making it ideal for a family outing. Geumgangsan, located in North Korea, has four names: Geumgangsan, Bongraesan, Bongaksan, and Gyeongbongsan, as the four seasons are different, and can be visited by group tours in South Korea. If you want to enjoy the beauty of the four seasons and visit Geumgangsan, a trip to Gurogyeon Waterfall, one of its four routes, is essential.
→Seoraksan National Park
→Jiisan Mountain
→Kimgangsan
NO 10.
Gugong (Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace)
Gyeongbokgung Palace was built during the Chosun Dynasty (1392~1910), and it is situated at the top of the five major palaces. As the representative palace of the Joseon Dynasty, it was the place where official events or ceremonies were held in the dynasty, delighting foreign visitors to Seoul. Changdeokgung, another separate palace built after Gyeongbokgung, is the best-preserved prototype of Joseon's palaces with the best combination of nature and artifice, and the most beautiful of them is the Hoewon, a pavilion that shows the beauty of nature in its original form, and is the courtyard that symbolizes the king. Deoksugung Palace was the last palace where King Gojong, the 26th king of Joseon, lived, and is most famous for its stone-created hall building, where foreign envoys were received, and the legendary stone-walled path, which is said to break up when you walk through it with your lover.
→Gyeongbokgung Palace
→Changdeokgung Palace
→Deoksugung Palace
No. 11.
Seoul's Famous Places (N Seoul Tower, COEX, Han River)
Seoul, as a representative of South Korea, is the city with the largest number of sightseeing tourists. Especially, N Seoul Tower is very popular because it offers a great view of Seoul from the top of the tower, which looks out in all directions at once. Especially, the circular restaurant where you can see all around if you move your table a little bit and the restroom where you can feel the illusion of ascending to the sky are the highlights of N Seoul Tower.COEX is an underground shopping mall where you can enjoy shopping regardless of rain or shine. There are more than 260 stores, ranging from clothing to household goods, toys, jewelry, books, souvenirs, etc., and it is very popular among the young generation of 20 to 30 years old. Aquarium and Kimchi Museum are also two major attractions. The Han River is the representative river of Seoul, and you can see the surrounding area by boat, and in summer, you can experience various water sports such as water skating and sailing. More tourists come to see the beauty of the river at night than during the day.
→N Seoul Tower
→COEX
→Han River Citizen's Park
No. 12.
Gangwon Skiing Experience
Gangwon-do, which is known for having the earliest winter and the most snowfall in South Korea, is a paradise for skiing fans. It has a variety of slopes and amenities for tourists and a wide selection of ski resorts. Yongpyong Resort, which has hosted an international convention, prepares a variety of slopes on 1 side so that both beginners and experts can enjoy themselves to the fullest. For young people who want to enjoy overnight skiing, there is Daimyo Vivaldi Park, and for those who don't like skiing, there is Ocean World on the ground floor of the resort, which will be a great memory. Gangwon Land High 1 Ski Resort is a place where you can enjoy not only skiing but also casino. In addition, there is the only ski train in Korea, which ensures that your journey will not be lonely and boring.
→Yongpyeong Resort
→Vivaldi Park
→High 1 Ski Resort