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Your Korea trip, from arrival to a day worth keeping

Sort out your bags, choose a day route and turn the same places into a travel card.

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Your Korea day, on one card

Choose a route for your time and save a field guide. Turn the same day into a photo keepsake afterwards.

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Field-guide example from a real route

Before hotel check-in: bags first, then Myeongdong

Suggested time: 125 min

  1. Myeongdong
  2. Namdaemun Market

Estimated day · 1 person: ₩19,100–₩28,500

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Silla heritage

Donggung and Wolji

Restored Silla pavilions reflect across Wolji Pond.

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Practical help for your trip

Seeing a show in Korea? Start here

Check admission, seating and how to reach the theater before booking.

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NANTA

Kitchen percussion · Myeongdong & Hongdae

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THE PAINTERS

Live drawing & dance · Gwanghwamun & Seodaemun

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WILD WILD

Women aged 19+ only · Myungbo Art Hall

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Seoul

Palace

Busan

Coastal journeys

Jeju

Volcanic landscape

Gyeongju

Silla heritage

Jeonju

Hanok village

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Palaces and hanok lanes

Seoul · 4 stops · 09:00–16:59

09:00–16:59, including 75 minutes for meals and breaks. Check palace closure days and last admission first.

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Gamcheon and old Busan markets

Busan · 4 stops · 09:30–18:21

09:30–18:21, including 90 minutes for meals and breaks. Check market closing days and individual shop hours.

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Inside and beyond Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonju · 5 stops · 09:30–20:07

09:30–20:07, including 75 minutes for meals and breaks. Check market closing days and individual shop hours.

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Events during your trip

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Official basics are collected daily from the Korea Tourism Organization. Check fees, opening hours, cancellations and eligibility at the source. Korean names and addresses are romanized, not reviewed translations. Coverage is not exhaustive.

What will you try today?

Explore Korean food

Bibimbap

A one-bowl meal of rice, seasoned vegetables and toppings, mixed with gochujang. Start with a little gochujang and add more after tasting: its heat and saltiness vary. The vegetables, meat and egg change by household, season and region.

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Kimchi jjigae

Ripe, sour kimchi is simmered with ingredients such as pork and tofu. The cooking draws meat fat and seasoning into the broth and softens the cabbage. Pork, canned tuna and saury versions differ, so the meat or fish named on the menu matters.

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Bulgogi

Thin beef slices are marinated in a sweet-savory soy mixture. Seoul-style servings can be brothy, while Eonyang-style meat is grilled more dryly on a grate. Ordering bulgogi does not always mean cooking it yourself at the table.

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Mul naengmyeon

Noodles sit in chilled broth beneath radish, cucumber and egg. Some bowls arrive with slushy ice. Broths range from meat-forward to sharply refreshing with radish-water kimchi, so two bowls labeled mul naengmyeon can taste quite different.

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Your first 24 hours in Korea

Airport to accommodationEntry and travel essentials.Where to stayAreas and accommodation types.Find your first outingFind a short route for your dayToday's itineraryToday’s travel cardYour trip, in a photo cardExplore a palace-and-hanok day, then make your card with the same places.
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Find your way with real photos

Airport to Seoul, then your subway transfer. Choose the route you need.

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