Drive by the Blue House, the president’s official residence, watch the changing of the guard and stop at Gyeongbokgung Palace, built in 1395. At the National Folk Museum gain an insight into the way of life in times gone by before visiting Jogyesa temple the centre of Korean Buddhism.
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With something to offer everyone, this port city will charm you from the moment you arrive. As the country’s second largest city, it boasts beautiful stretches of beach with luxury hotels in the vibrant Haeundae and quieter area of Gwangan. Fish markets are abundant, with great fresh seafood a staple for many – Jagalachi Market, Read more
A captivating mix of old traditions and new wave popular culture, South Korea is unveiling a new and exciting side to Asia. Classical beauty and deep-rooted history sit side by side with modern innovation and a fast-paced food scene to tickle your taste buds, all encircled by a dramatic coastline that shifts from beach paradise Read more
