South Korea

A popular East Asian destination blending pop culture, food and ancient capitals, with four distinct seasons and convenient transport.

South Korea lies in the southern Korean Peninsula, bordered by sea on three sides, with mountains, hills and coastline interwoven. Seoul brings together palaces, shopping and trend-setting culture; Busan has beaches and seafood markets; Gyeongju is called a "museum without walls"; Jeonju Hanok Village and Andong's Hahoe Village show off traditional life; and Jeju Island is known for its volcanic landscapes and island scenery, while Gangneung and Sokcho are gateways to Seoraksan. Cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage are the best times to visit, and winter is for skiing. Incheon International Airport is the main gateway, and the KTX high-speed train links major cities.

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