Things to do in South Korea

Convenience of booking with Klook: After booking a pass on Klook, you still need to queue at each attraction to exchange your ticket. Except for the Skyline Luge Busan, which requires about an hour of waiting, the others are quick. Experience: Arte Museum is highly recommended. It's best to avoid peak hours, perhaps between 4 PM and 6 PM, when there are fewer people, so you can take your time to enjoy it. The Songdo Cable Car is worth visiting, and it includes a round-trip crystal cabin ticket. The Haeundae Beach Train allows for unlimited use within a day. If you have time, you can get off at different stations. There are cafes facing the sea where you can slowly enjoy the scenery, and you can also take photos on the glass bridge. The scenery is absolutely beautiful.

Visited Lotte World and Seoul Sky on 17 June 2026.Seoul Sky was definitely the highlight of our visit. The panoramic view of Seoul was absolutely breathtaking, and seeing the city from such a height was an unforgettable experience. It's definitely a must-visit if you're in Seoul. Lotte World was also a fun experience with a great atmosphere, beautiful themes, and a good variety of rides for all ages. Overall, it was a memorable day, and visiting both attractions together made for a fantastic experience.

Purchased the Namsan Tower + cable car package and it was definitely worth it for the price. The pickup location was easy to find. I was a bit worried at first because of the public holiday and thought the pickup location might be closed, but everything got sorted out smoothly. The elevator going up to the cable car was super busy with a long line, so we decided to walk up the stairs instead. Even at the tower there was still a queue, but having pre-purchased tickets helped us skip the ticketing line. You’ll still need to wait in line no matter what, but buying in advance definitely saved time and made things more convenient. Overall, really enjoyable experience!

Really worth your money. We went around 18.30 o'clock so we coold see the city by daylight, the sunset and all the lights by night. Absolutely stunning! We enjoyed a nice drink watching the little boats and cars. It was very beautiful. We let them take our pictures. That was 15000 W for the first picture and 5000 for every picture after that. You get the qr for all your pictures. I would go tomorrow again if my schedule wasn't so busy. I really really loved it.

hazel was an excellent and extremely thorough tour guide! she explained lots of about the history of north korea and the dmz, as well as explaining each activity throughly! the bus picked up at the exact time advertised and was quick and comfortable, we did 4 stops and they were all worth it, the best bit was the tunnel tour, as you get to go underground through the tunnels north korea dug! also, make sure to book with the q and a with a north korean defector, as it was really informative and interesting to hear stories from the person! overall, the tour is definitely worth your money and i would recommend booking with hazel if possible as she was very helpful!

Easy to buy but best in advance & then must make reservations & redeem tickets on the Haeundae Blueline website, instructions look complicated but its easy in the end...then it gets easier - just show up at reserved timing period. Lets GO!

it was the best! aside from the weather being so hot when we went there. We actually didnt care since we wanted to experience the wooden roller coaster and it was worth it! I loved that it also has a zoo and i actually enjoyed meeting animals I’ve never since before. Truly an unforgettable experience 🫶🏼. Ot was so easy going in, you just need to present the QR code when you enter the gate.

As a solo traveler, this was such a fun experience, even sharing a cable car with strangers. We ooo’ed and ahh’ed as the cable car took us over water, alongside Songdo beach. I wanted to spend more time around Amnam park but I was short on time and it was way too hot for a brisk hike. The return trip was just as lovely and comfortable.

The rates on Klook were much cheaper than the walk-in prices at the attraction. I was able to book our tickets online right at the entrance, and the QR codes were emailed to me instantly, making the process quick and hassle-free. The aquarium has a great variety of sea creatures and is a fun attraction to visit if you’re already spending time at Haeundae Beach. My son had an amazing time and really enjoyed the experience!

The Nanta Show was more amazing than I thought. The actors were so talented and I have never seen five people doing a full 2 hour show and we couldn't take our eyes off. The audience engagement was so amazing. Make sure to go on time to catch a front area seat. Some people do get to take part in the act also which looks so fun. The most talented show we have ever seen in our travels as they can dance, play, fight, sing, comedy and even do magic.

Most hotels in Busan only allow check-in after 5 PM. We arrived at Busan Airport at 7 AM after taking a midnight flight, so we had to think of activities to do in the city before checking into our hotel. That's how we found Centum City SpaLand. We bought tickets online and decided to relax there first. This place is located inside a large shopping mall, right next to a city subway station, and has its own separate entrance (remember to look for the independent entrance; don't try to enter through the mall, as it only opens at 11 AM). Inside, there are separate areas for men and women, with pools of various temperatures. If you're interested, you can try the 'ice and fire' experience to relax your tired body. There are also many sauna-like rooms, including rock salt rooms and ice rooms, where you can sit or lie down as you please – there's definitely a room for everyone. Other amenities include a snack area, a large relaxation area where you can surf the internet and watch TV, and, most uniquely, a restaurant that offers DIY ramen. For one price, you can choose a packet of instant noodles from many varieties, and they provide a noodle cooker, side dishes (kimchi, bean sprouts, sausages, cheese, etc.), and seasonings. Guests can cook their own ramen, and once finished, it tastes a bit like Korean army stew – very interesting! We spent several hours here. It was our first 'attraction' and first experience in Busan. The admission and expenses were not high, so we highly recommend giving it a try!