Things to do in South Korea

Convenience of booking with Klook: Now, whenever I arrive in a country, I open Klook to check out popular local attractions and handle ticket purchases and reservations all at once. In an era cluttered with confusing travel information, this app is extremely convenient, allowing travelers to quickly grasp various local sights and activities and make the best choice for themselves. The sea in Busan is truly stunning, to the extent that it makes you want to visit again. This time, I purposely skipped a few places to save them for my next trip. The only minor drawback is that many attractions are heavily dependent on the weather, and it's impossible to fully predict local weather changes close to departure. That's why traveling is all about having a good attitude—experiencing different cultural lifestyles is also quite interesting.

Do not leave South Korea without visiting Lotte World! My family and I absolutely loved it. On the outside it looks like a small lakeside theme park but the indoor park surely will exceed your expectations. The parade, the views, the excitement all throughout the park is downright amazing! You will not regret it, It’s highly recommended. It also has tons of rides for all ages and a great amount for kids under 6. Very fun and entertaining park! Wholesome family fun and truly enjoyed it.

Easy to use. Check in to get your queue number 20 minutes beforehand, and they will start calling the numbers 10 minutes before your scheduled time. Before riding, they will scan your voucher and take your photo, which you can view in the exit area if you want to purchase it. To get your queue number, approach the staff member announcing the numbers.

We booked the Namsan Cable Car and N Seoul Tower Observatory on the same day and received our confirmation within minutes. Ticket pick-up was also easy, with clear instructions provided. There was a little queue for the elevator going to the cable car, but it was still tolerable. The N Seoul Tower Observatory was definitely worth it—we really appreciated the beautiful view of Seoul!

If you're a nature-lover, this tour is for you. 'nuff said! And oh, not to mention this is able senior-friendly. Though the parks have uphills and downhills, it's wheelchair accessible just in case. The sceneries are breath-taking, like a postcard-feel.

If you’re a fan of saunas, you’ll enjoy this place. 4 wasn’t enough. If you arrive early, you can come straight here before checking in. There’s plenty of room to rest and sleep, whether on a floor bed, in the sound room or the other rooms. They have lockers& the bath area also has good-quality liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner&skincare products,as well as a hairdryer,so you can change clothes,check in and roam around. Self-cook noodles cost an additional 10k won. After scanning QR code,they’ll give you a locker key for your shoes&bags.You have to leave your luggage in a locker at the registration area for a fee, so make sure to get your extra clothes before going in. There’s also a games room inside, with games costing 1k won each. Other food is also available. Don’t buy water, as there’s some on the other side of the restaurant, so explore before ordering. A massage chair costs an additional 3,500 won. The fish spa costs 5k won. The massage and nail salon also charge extra.

We booked our Everland tickets through Klook while we were already in line at the entrance, and we received the confirmation instantly. The whole transaction was very smooth and hassle-free. Everland itself was beautiful and so enjoyable, we had a great time!

it was a good experience. you can spend quite some time here looking at the view and enjoying the spacious area. you can also take photos of the transparent "floor". pricing for the ticket is much more worth it than N Seoul Tower. much much better.

It has been a spectacular tour! Our guide Lily is an absolute delight. She explains all the context and the areas to visit with depth, details, and anecdotes that help to understand not only what is visually perceived, but also the hidden history from a local perspective. This is undoubtedly a must-do excursion when visiting Korea, and it has definitely left us with a wonderful memory and experience of this country.

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.

There is only a staircase leading up, which is rather inconvenient for people with limited mobility.

good discount for taking train to busan. and additional benefits like arex discount and free 1 destination. recommended to buy!