Rankings

Deoksugung Palace

A unique palace blending traditional Korean and Western neoclassical architecture. Famous for the beautiful Deoksugung Stonewall Road alongside it, one of Seoul's most romantic walkways. The changing of the guard ceremony is a highlight.

Gwangjang Market

Korea's oldest traditional market. Famous for bindaetteok, mayak gimbap, and yukhoe. Featured on Netflix's Street Food.

Bukchon Hanok Village

A traditional Korean village with hundreds of hanok (traditional houses) dating back to the Joseon Dynasty. The narrow alleys offer stunning views between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung palaces.

Bulguksa Temple

UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece and the crown jewel of Silla Buddhist art. Built in 774 AD, this temple complex features two iconic stone pagodas (Dabotap and Seokgatap) and stunning stone bridges. One of Korea's most important cultural treasures.

Hwangnidan-gil Street

Gyeongju's trendiest street lined with stylish cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops in renovated hanok buildings. Located near Daereungwon royal tombs, Hwangnidan-gil blends traditional Silla-era atmosphere with modern culture.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

A futuristic landmark designed by Zaha Hadid, surrounded by massive fashion malls open until dawn. Great for late-night shopping and architectural photography.

Gamcheon Culture Village

Known as the 'Machu Picchu of Busan,' this colorful hillside village features vibrant pastel houses stacked along narrow winding alleys. Full of murals, sculptures, art galleries, and charming cafes.

Seochon Village

A charming traditional neighborhood west of Gyeongbokgung with hidden cafes, art galleries, and bakeries in hanok-style buildings. Less touristy than Bukchon with a local neighborhood feel.

War Memorial of Korea

One of the world's largest war museums, documenting Korea's military history from ancient times through the Korean War. Powerful outdoor exhibits include real tanks, planes, and a moving memorial hall. Free admission makes it a must-visit for understanding Korea's modern history.

Myeongdong Kyoja

Legendary kalguksu (knife-cut noodles) restaurant beloved since 1966. Rich broth with handmade noodles — a Seoul institution.

Dodamsambong Peaks

Three iconic rock peaks rising from the South Han River - Danyang's symbol and one of the Eight Scenic Wonders of Danyang. Beautiful at all seasons, especially at sunrise/sunset.

Lotte Department Store Busan

Busan's premier department store and one of the largest in Korea. Features luxury brands, Korean designer labels, a huge food hall (depachika), tax-free shopping for tourists, and a rooftop garden with city views.

Hyeopjae Beach

A stunning white sand beach with crystal-clear turquoise water and views of Biyangdo Island. One of Jeju's most beautiful beaches, perfect for swimming in summer and scenic walks year-round.

Lotte Mart Seoul Station

Best spot for last-minute souvenir shopping. Ramyeon sets, K-snacks, seaweed, and Korean cosmetics at great prices. Tax-free counter for tourists.

COEX Starfield Library

Iconic open library inside COEX Mall with 13m-high bookshelves and 50,000+ books. A stunning Instagram-worthy space combining culture, shopping, and dining.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple

A stunning seaside Buddhist temple perched on the rocky coastline of northeastern Busan. Unlike most Korean temples hidden in the mountains, this one offers breathtaking ocean panoramas with crashing waves below.

Incheon Chinatown

Korea's only official Chinatown near Incheon Station. Colorful gates, jajangmyeon (black bean noodle) restaurants, moon cakes, and Chinese-Korean fusion culture. A perfect half-day trip from Seoul.

Taejongdae Resort Park

A dramatic seaside cliff park on the southern tip of Yeongdo Island, offering stunning views of rugged coastline, crashing waves, and on clear days, even Japan's Tsushima Island across the strait. Named after King Taejong Muyeol of Silla, who loved this area so much he practiced archery here.

Hanbat Arboretum

Korea's largest urban arboretum in the heart of Daejeon. Beautiful themed gardens, walking paths, and seasonal flowers. Connected to Daejeon Museum of Art and EXPO Park.

Tosokchon Samgyetang

Seoul's most famous samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) restaurant, right next to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Always packed with locals and tourists alike.

Kollab Korea Pop-up

~ Jul 8, 2026

Visit: Receive a Kollab logo reusable bag when visiting after pre-booking (first-come, first-served). SNS Verification: Complete your own custom nail design and participate in the SNS event to enter a raffle for a new Glam Design nail tip seeding box worth 120,000 KRW. Purchase: Participate in the scoop event with purchases over 50,000 KRW.

Lenovo Seongsu Pop-up Store

~ Jun 29, 2026

Customer Benefits: [April Special] Purchase Lenovo Yoga products to receive a 1-year M365 subscription, Naver Pay vouchers, Yoga accessory bundles, and limited edition collaboration goods.

LG Electronics Brand Exhibition - THE FIRST: Origins

~ Dec 30, 2026

SNS Verification: Participate in the Spring Instagram Cherry Blossom event to win prizes including LG StanbyME.

Tino Sehgal Exhibition

~ Jun 28, 2026

OBJECT Pop-up: Check-in Seoul

~ Jun 29, 2026

Singles Stay 2026 - Beauty & Tea

Pocai Pop-up - Hongdae

~ Sep 17, 2026

APMA, CHAPTER FIVE – FROM THE APMA COLLECTION

~ Aug 2, 2026

Beyond Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Detroit Institute of Arts

~ Aug 23, 2026

CLAMP Exhibition – SELECTION

~ Jul 19, 2026

Seoul Hidden Foodie Gems: Local Favorites Beyond Tourist Spots

2 days

Skip the tourist traps and eat where Seoulites actually eat. This 2-day foodie trail covers Michelin-loved Korean BBQ spots, cult-following jokbal joints, legendary solo-dining restaurants, and trending Seongsu bakeries — all places that rarely appear in guidebooks.

Seoul to Jeonju to Gyeongju: Non-Intuitive KTX Transfer Guide (4 Days)

4 days

Connect Korea's two great traditional cities — Jeonju and Gyeongju — in one trip. Warning: Jeonju to Gyeongju has NO direct KTX. You must transfer twice at Iksan and Dongdaegu (about 3 hours total). This course provides detailed transfer guidance for each leg.

Gyeongbu Line KTX End-to-End: Seoul to Busan in 5 Days

5 days

A 5-day journey along the Gyeongbu Line, the backbone of Korea's KTX network. Travel from Seoul through Daejeon, Daegu, and Gyeongju to Busan — all direct, no transfers needed. Experience Korea's history and culture as the train cuts through the heart of the peninsula.

Seoul + Busan Grand Tour (5N6D)

6 days

The ultimate Korea trip combining Seoul's palaces, trendy neighborhoods, and nightlife with Busan's beaches, temples, and street food markets. Travel between cities on the KTX bullet train for the complete Korean experience in 6 days.

Korea Cherry Blossom Trail: Seoul→Gyeongju→Jinhae 5D

5 days

Chase the cherry blossoms from Seoul to Korea's two most spectacular bloom spots. Start with Yeouido's pink tunnel and Seokchon Lake in Seoul, then KTX to Gyeongju where cherry trees frame 1,000-year-old Silla tombs, and finish at Jinhae's legendary Gunhangje Festival — 360,000 cherry trees turning an entire city pink.

Seoul Cafe & Beauty Classic 3-Day Itinerary

3 days

The ultimate Seoul itinerary for cafe lovers and K-beauty enthusiasts. Shop cosmetics in Myeongdong, explore trendy Seongsu cafes, experience hanbok at Gyeongbokgung, and dive into Gwangjang Market's food scene.

Seoul-Busan Foodie Express: KTX Eating Tour 5D

5 days

Connect Korea's two greatest food cities by KTX (2.5 hours). Three days eating through Seoul's markets, BBQ alleys, and trendy neighborhoods, then two days devouring Busan's seafood, street food, and night markets. This is a pure eating trip — every spot is chosen for flavor, not sightseeing.

Ultimate Korea Loop: Seoul, Jeonju & Busan (6N7D)

7 days

The ultimate Korea travel itinerary for extended travelers. Experience the best of three iconic cities — Seoul's vibrant energy, Jeonju's traditional culture and legendary food, and Busan's stunning beaches and bustling markets. Connected by KTX high-speed rail for seamless city-hopping.

Seoul & Jeonju 5N6D Slow Travel

6 days

A 6-day slow travel itinerary connecting Seoul and Jeonju via KTX. Experience Seoul's dynamic mix of tradition and modernity, then escape to Jeonju's 700-year-old Hanok Village for authentic Korean culture, bibimbap, makgeolli, and the slow pace of life. Perfect for Japanese culture seekers wanting to go beyond Seoul.

Busan to Geoje & Tongyeong Coastal Tour

4 days

Busan seafood stalls, Oedo Botania by ferry, Dongpirang's painted alleys, Tongyeong oyster market. 4 days down the south coast.