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Choose between salt water and fresh water at this gorgeous white-sand beach, which has ocean on one side and a scenic lake on the other. 

Admire a treasure trove of precious relics from the Silla dynasty in the former capital of the ancient Korean millennial kingdom.

This serene corner of Namsan Park displays an abundance of tree and plant species native to Korea in a series of themed gardens.

Stunning city views, an aquarium, shops and restaurants are part of this futuristic tower that looms over the southern banks of the Han River.

Spend a day discovering the centuries-old traditions of a village from the Joseon Dynasty. Sample typical food, watch folk shows and enjoy views from a cliff top. 

Home to South Korea\'s largest canola garden and an annual cherry blossom show, this nature reserve is the most colorful corner of the region northwest of Busan.

This scenic beach is a Gangneung highlight. It is known for its excellent coffee shops, ocean-fresh seafood, clear waters and peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere. 

Choose between salt water and fresh water at this gorgeous white-sand beach, which has ocean on one side and a scenic lake on the other. 

Spend time in this huge green space, which was created on an old U.S. army base and today boasts a plethora of attractions alongside abundant nature.

Exquisite natural beauty combined with unspoilt charm and a sprinkling of unusual visitor attractions make this South Korean island stand out from the crowd.

Learn some new skills in the “Stone Buddha Temple,” an ancient monastery that is now the South Korean center of seonmudo, a Buddhist form of martial arts.

This fascinating provincial city has folk museums, temples, cultural treasures and a culinary scene that all celebrate centuries of Korean traditions. 

Home to South Korea\'s largest canola garden and an annual cherry blossom show, this nature reserve is the most colorful corner of the region northwest of Busan.

Otherworldly landscapes formed by years of interaction between the sea and volcanic rock create a dramatic stretch of coastline in the shadow of Sanbangsan Mountain.

Home to South Korea\'s largest canola garden and an annual cherry blossom show, this nature reserve is the most colorful corner of the region northwest of Busan.

A colorful and artistic Buddhist temple complex, this religious site stands atop a rocky cliff where you can see spectacular sea views. 

Otherworldly landscapes formed by years of interaction between the sea and volcanic rock create a dramatic stretch of coastline in the shadow of Sanbangsan Mountain.

Tour this country that charms with its culture, heritage and diverse landscapes. Visit ancient temples, explore dense rainforests and relax on tranquil beaches.

Leading from the Busan Port to Sanbok Road, this steep staircase is as high as a six-storey building and you’re invited to climb it.

This somewhat hidden street is everything tourists love about South Korea: quaint, lively and trendy.

Get your fresh fruit and vegetables, sample different Korean spices and learn about local traditions at this ancient Busan market.

Learn some new skills in the “Stone Buddha Temple,” an ancient monastery that is now the South Korean center of seonmudo, a Buddhist form of martial arts.