Most unmissable experiences in South Korea
Experiencing the cherry blossom festival in Jinhae will make your late March to early April vibrant with 360,000 cherry blossom blooming at the night illuminations at Yeojwacheon Stream, which is among the top places I highly recommend.
Go out for a walk and enjoy the restored Joseon-era stream that became an exhibition site for various arts and crafts, which is an odd piece of art in the middle of a busy life.
Enter the Cha culture to fully dive into the vibrant and up-all-night Korean nightlife where somaek (soju and beer mixed) rounds, bar hopping, and culminating in karaoke (noraebang) regnam basically take you to a normal day of your trip to Seoul, Korea.
That sounds like the perfect way to let your muscles relax, and then again, it can only come so close to some leisure time unless you are a professional gender. If you are not taking part in this then how do you allow your muscles to be overly flexible and strained because you are fond of people like those professionals in a spa with hot water those providing treatments such as cayenne or salt or jade therapies?
Root for your favorite team as you get together Monday to Saturday at KBO Stadium with a chance to cheer them on a victory since 1982 when the KBO was established. Over the years, affordable stadium snacks have been people's favorite game snacks in the KBO League.
Discover the authentic side to Seoul city by mingling with locals and getting a taste of the variety of things namely, products, fresh foods, and so on at the Namdaemun and Gwangjang markets.
Get the Best Friend Anpanman Experience as you visit the pet cafes that are ideal for a day out with friends to make the most out of the experience while you also drop by the 2D Cafe for coffee.
Hiking with local snacks should be the way as you cross the South Korean mountains, thereby, breaking up and sampling, in addition, some of the jeon (savory pancakes) and makgeolli (rice wine) which are prepared for you by the vendors at different spots along the routes
Why would you not want to take a walk in South Korea's bamboo forest in Juknokwon, Damyang; the largest bamboo forest with trails that are full of visual appeal and cultural exhibits?
The best way to capture this unique eco-experience is devoting a whole day to go to Boseong's Green Tea Fields where you will roam through the infinity of the tea plantation, discover nokcha-enhanced dishes, and pop by the Tea Museum of Korea, among other things.
Indulge in City's Signature Dishes: You should try these basically local specialties as Andong's jjimdak (soy-braised chicken) and Jeonju's bibimbap, where each city proposes your stomach unique meals.
Indulge in City's Signature Dishes: You should try these basically local specialties as Andong's jjimdak
