The words ‘K-pop’ and’ country’ give you a hint. It is one of the countries at the top of the ‘world’s safest countries to travel list‘. Yes, it’s South Korea, officially known as the Republic of Korea.
You may wonder whether it is true because of the rocky situation between North and South Korea. But, security is assured in South Korea by the country’s security and military services.
From peaceful Buddhist temples to happening cities, it all makes South Korea absolutely absorbing.
Now that safety is assured, let me toss a South Korea to-do checklist. Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island of South Korea are safe to travel. So, let’s dive into the checklists. The country is also popular for its modern medical infrastructure, cutting-edge technology & high standards. Medical care has contributed to its reputation as a top destination for medical tourists.
Alert: You will come across peculiar South Korean names.
The Seoul Checklist
- Shopping in Dongdaemun Market
Anything you name it, the retailers and the wholesalers of the Dongdaemun Market have it.
2. Get Lost in the Lotte World
The Lotte World is one of the largest indoor theme parks in the world and has an outdoor amusement park called ‘Magic World’. The Lotte World must not be missed if you are travelling with kids. It’s the kids’ world, and they will love it!
3. Night Riding in Hangang River
Hangang River is one of the most attractive rivers in South Korea, especially at night. Therefore, taking a ferry cruise ride on the river is an honour to the beauty of the river and yourself.
4. Gangnam Clubbing
Clubbing and pubbing are a thing in Seoul, and Gangnam is the party district in Seoul. Dear party animals, Gangnam awaits.
The Busan Checklist
- Gamcheon Culture Village
It is a colourful place with mural paintings and cafes on every corner. But isn’t it a dream you want to experience in real life?
2. Haeundae Beach
Are the sun, sand and beach your things? Then Haeundae Beach is all for you.
3. Haedong Yonggung Temple
Temples are one of the essences of South Korea. How about spending a day realigning yourself in Haedong Yonggung Temple, which has breathtaking and scenic views?
4. Gwangbokdong Food Street
It’s a street full of food stalls and restaurants. So, step into the street with a starving stomach to experience it to the maximum.
It’s a street full of food stalls and restaurants. So, step into the street with a starving stomach to experience it to the maximum.
Jeju Island Checklist
- Jusangjeolli Cliffs
How about screaming your sorrows off on top of the 20m cliffs that hold breathtaking and scenic views?
2. Iho Tewoo Beach
Have you ever heard or seen of a horse-shaped lighthouse? If not, Iho Tewoo Beach must be added to your travel bucket list.
3. Jeju’s Sunrise Peak
We are all low-key sunrise lovers. However, Seongsan Ilchulbong, the sunrise peak, is ‘the spot’ for one of the most feastful sunrises.
In addition, South Korea has a fantastic hiking culture. So if you are a hiker, mountainous South Korea awaits.
So, safety checks for travelling in South Korea are ticked off. One last tip: Visit South Korea between March and May because you do not want to miss the vibrant cherry blossoms! South Korea is safe to travel destination for travellers, known for its low crime rates and well-developed infrastructure
