Taehyung Joon

South Korea became one of the wealthiest countries in the world in a very short amount of time—just fifty years. Its bustling cities are a testament to this transformation, with modern skyscrapers and shops coexisting with ancient palaces and traditional temples.

Many museums in South Korea highlight the intriguing history, art, and cultural customs of the country despite its proximity to two bigger, more powerful countries throughout most of its history (Japan and China).

South Korea offers fascinating historic sites and bustling cities in addition to the K-pop, kimchi, and K-dramas for which it is now famous across the world. Situated between China and Japan yet still maintaining its own distinct culture and traditions, this great economic power is also home to some breathtaking beauty and wildlife places.

South Korea is located on the southern part of the Korean Peninsula. South Korea is a truly contemporary, interesting, and exhilarating tourist destination, completely separate and autonomous from its northern neighbour. Cities like Seoul, with its pulsating nightlife and access to cutting-edge technology, provide everything an urban traveller might want from a major city.