Seoul is the capital of South Korea and also it’s financial, political and cultural center. As well as being a modern and vibrant city, it also has a great history that dates back to the 14th century and some wonderful temples, palaces, museums, mountains and parks which are well worth a visit. Along with great food and wonderful people, Seoul should be on your list of city destinations.
Firstly, let me tell about Seoul's climate so it would be better for you that what time is best to visit this amazing place. Seoul has a humid
continental climate influenced by the monsoons. Being in the extreme East Asia, the climate can be described as humid subtropical with great variation in temperature and precipitation throughout the year. The best times to visit Seoul are from March to May and from September to November, when the weather is mild (average daily high temperatures stay below the mid-70s) and travel expenses are low. Book at least 3 weeks before departure in order to get a below-average price. High season is considered to be June and July. The cheapest month to fly to South Korea is April.
Leading tourist attractions in Seoul South Korea 2020, by number of visitors. In 2020, the National Museum of Korea was the most visited
tourist attraction in Seoul, South Korea, with about 1.7 million visitors. Recreation complex Lotte World followed with about 1.56 million visitors. The city is filled with a wide range of tourist attractions of all types, from outdoor adventures like exploring Mount Namsan and its surrounding park to indoor fun like visiting one of Seoul's many museums.
Cuisine from Korea like Hangover stew (해장국) Kimchi (김치) Soft Tofu Stew (순두부찌개) Samgyeopsal (삼겹살) Jjajangmyeon (짜장면) Chimaek (치맥) Instant noodles (라면) Kimchi Stew (김치찌개) is traditionally known to be healthy and spicy and much of Korean social life revolves around food. Good tasty food also doesn’t have to cost a fortune and good locations include street stalls, fast food restaurants and the basements of large department stores are a popular choice while you shop. Also nightlife is lively in Seoul and there is no shortage of bars and clubs to spend the early hours.
In a city that has its fair share of traffic congestion, the subway is a good option for visiting the attractions of Seoul as most places of interest can easily be reached from one of its subway lines. Buses are also a good option but driving is probably not going to be your first choice considering Seoul is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Walking is the best way to see the city and most rivers are lined with picturesque parks, especially the main Han River that runs through the city.
Entertainment companies are all located in Seoul, the beating heart of the K-Pop industry, and they're generally in the central areas of the city, like the famous Gangnam district. you can see a lot of places to visit if you are a K-pop fan.
SMTOWN &Store
It is a space that offers the primary goods that utilize the portraits and the related logos of various celebrities, alongside items that artists wear ordinarily or on television. It is also a space that gives K-pop fans a chance to experience celebrities’ lifestyle in your everyday life, through artists with a global fashion sense or through brand collaborations.
BTS Tour
BTS is right now one of the most popular K-pop group all over the world. They have mesmerized fans around the globe with their lovable personalities, great looks, and exceptional performances in their latest
BTS, the Best album. If you want to see Seoul from the perspective of this Billboard Music Award-winning group, you can look around the BTS’s hideout spot, Hakdong Park, where they used to hang out before they became famous. As a K-pop fan you can check out the old building of BigHit Entertainment and enjoy lunch at Yoojeong Sikdang, BTS’s all-time favorite restaurant.
K-Star Road
Gangnam had been the leading place of the Korean trends even before it gained worldwide recognition. More than half of the total number of Korean entertainment companies are located in Gangnam, so this place is a birthplace of many Korean wave stars. K-Star Road connects the Apgujeong Rodeo Station exit 2 and Cheongdam crossroads.
Myeongdong
Myeongdong is the heartbeat of everything exciting in Seoul. The densely packed shopping district is home to a few well-stocked music stores, making it a must-visit stop for K-pop fan. The stores are decorated with images of their favorite idols so you can take selfies with your beloved stars.
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Tourist attraction:
Changdeokgung Palace
Of the five grand palaces built by the Joseon Dyantasy in the 15th century around Seoul, Changdeokgung Palace was always the preferred royal residence. It's where the king and royal family lived their daily lives.
Lotte World Tower
Lotte World Tower One of the newest attractions in Seoul is the Lotte World Tower skyscraper. The tallest building in South Korea, it's 500 meters above the ground and currently the fifth-tallest building in the world. The vase-like shape, with gentle curves, is designed to mimic traditional Korean ceramic pieces.
N Seoul Tower
Cherry blossoms in front of N Seoul Tower Rising almost 500 meters above the city, this communications and observation tower provides dramatic views of the city from its perch on the side of Mount Namsan. A cable car whisks you up the side of the mountain to the base of the tower. From here, you can go up in the tower and visit any one of four observation decks, one of which is a rotating restaurant.
Explore the Bukchon Hanok Traditional Village
Traditionally dressed Korean girls at Bukchon Hanok Village For a taste of Korean traditional culture and architecture, a visit to the Bukchon Hanok Village is a fun and educational way to spend an afternoon. This preserved district of several ancient neighborhoods gives you a feel for what it was like to live in Korea 600 years ago. It's right in central Seoul, in the area between the Gyeongbokgung Palace and the Changdeokgung Palace. Seoul is a very safe
city to visit😊. Its crime rates are
much lower than in the US cities and on par with most European ones. This
mostly means that, for tourists and anyone else, it is perfectly safe to walk
around at night. Violent crime is also rare.
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