South Korea
South Korea (대한민국) is a dynamic East Asian nation of ~52 million people that blends 5,000 years of history with cutting-edge technology and pop culture.
Cities & regions
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Seoul is a huge, modern city of 10 million people — the capital of South Korea — blending charming art galleries, Buddhist temples, and traditional teahouses…
Open guideBusan is South Korea's second-largest city and the country's most important port — a sprawling coastal metropolis where mountains meet the sea, with white-sa…
Open guideGyeongju is South Korea's ancient capital, known as the 'museum without walls' because of the thousands of historical sites embedded in everyday city life. T…
Open guideGyeongju (경주) was the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom from 57 BC to 935 AD — one of East Asia's longest-lasting dynasties. Often called a 'museum withou…
Open guideJeju Island (제주도) is South Korea's largest island, located 90km south of the mainland. Called the 'Hawaii of Korea,' it holds a UNESCO Triple Heritage design…
Open guideSeogwipo is the second city of Jeju Island, Korea's largest island and most popular domestic tourism destination. Located on the southern coast of Jeju, Seog…
Open guideDaegu is South Korea's third-largest city with a population of 2.5 million, historically known as a textile, electronics and fashion hub. Nicknamed 'Apple Ci…
Open guideIncheon is South Korea's third-largest city and the site of the country's main international gateway airport. Far more than just a transit hub, Incheon is a…
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