Hi Hive friends
It’s already Day 6 of my Korea series I hope you’ve been enjoying the journey with me so far. Today, I want to talk about something fun and exciting: tourist attractions in Korea.
Korea has so many beautiful and cool places to visit. Whether you like history, nature, food, or K-pop, there’s something for everyone.
Let’s start with Seoul, the capital city. It’s full of life shopping, street food, music, everything. One of the most famous spots is Gyeongbokgung Palace. It’s a traditional palace from hundreds of years ago. People wear hanbok (Korean traditional clothes)
and take photos there. When you go, it feels like walking into history.
Another place I love is Bukchon Hanok Village. It’s full of old-style houses, but real people still live there. You can walk around, take pictures, and feel the old Korean way of life.
Now if you like nature, you must visit Jeju Island. It’s Korea’s biggest island and has everything waterfalls, beaches, lava tubes, even a volcano! The air is fresh, and it’s a great place to relax. Many Korean couples go there for their honeymoon.
For city fun, there’s Myeongdong in Seoul shopping heaven You can find clothes, makeup, K-pop stuff, and of course, street food like tteokbokki and hotteok. It’s always busy and exciting, especially at night.
Also, don’t miss Busan! It’s a city near the sea. It has nice beaches like Haeundae and fresh seafood markets. You can also visit Gamcheon Culture Village, where houses are painted in bright colors. It’s like an art village too.
And for K-pop or K-drama fans, places like Hongdae and Gangnam are a must. You’ll find music, performances, and even chances to see your favorite idols (if you're lucky!).
Korea is small in size but big in experiences. There’s always something to see or try. One trip is not enough try more visit
Thanks for reading today Tomorrow is the last day and I’ll be writing about Korea’s love for sports and games. Don’t miss it!