What is worth visiting when traveling to Seoul?

The nightlife in Seoul is bustling and lively, and most hotels have nightclubs and bars, which are full of intoxicating atmosphere. In addition, skiing, hot springs, golf and other projects, as well as large amusement parks are also good entertainment options.

Friends with elegant nightlife can experience the madness of gambling in Las Vegas. The most famous casinos in Seoul are Walker Hill, National Treasure and Heath. Mingdong is densely populated with discos and karaoke bars in itaewon, and there are also many cocktail restaurants and beer shops in Jiangnan.

When you come to Korea to ski, you can't help but like skiing. The peak of skiing in Korea is from February 65438 to March the following year. Most ski resorts have night skiing facilities and complete accommodation facilities. Cheng Xiong Ski Resort and Longping Ski Resort in Seoul are the most famous.

Hot Springs Hot springs in South Korea are formed in different ways from those in China and Japan. The latter two kinds of hot springs are mostly volcanic, while the hot springs in South Korea are granite, with low water temperature, fine water quality and many minerals. The hot springs near Seoul are Yougao Hot Springs and Xue Yue Water Park.

Golf For tourists who like to play golf, Seoul is a good place not to be missed. There are more than 100 golf courses in Korea, most of which are concentrated near Seoul. If time is tight, Longping Resort where Longping Ski Resort is located also has an indoor golf driving range. Although the prices of different courses are different, generally speaking, the cost from Monday to Friday is 80,000-90,000 won, and the weekend is 65,438+065,438+00,000 won.

In addition, Lotte World, Everland, Seoul Playground and other large amusement parks are also good places to play.

Humanistic customs:

The government stipulates that Korean citizens must respect the national flag, national anthem and national flower.

Not only does the radio regularly play the national anthem, but it also plays the national anthem before the theater performance. The audience must stand up.

If foreigners are too negligent in the above places, it will be considered as disrespect for South Korea and Koreans.

Koreans have many taboos. When we meet on holidays, don't say unlucky things, let alone get angry and quarrel.

On the third day of the first lunar month, you can't take out the garbage, sweep the floor, and kill chickens and pigs. Avoid lighting a fire at the Cold Food Festival.

The zodiac avoids marriage, and the wedding period avoids one day.

Fishermen are not allowed to turn over when eating fish for fear of capsizing.

Don't go to someone else's house to have your nails cut, or the two families will have a grudge after their death.

Don't wear a hat when eating, or you will be poor for life.

Don't sleep with a book on your pillow, or you will accomplish nothing in reading.

Avoid killing dogs born in the first month, or they will die within three years.

When sitting with the old man, sit up straight.

Because the Korean dining table is a small table with short legs and placed on the kang, both the host and the guests should sit cross-legged on the ground when eating.

If you should kneel in front of your elders, no matter who you are, you must never straighten your legs or part, otherwise it will be considered impolite or insulting.

Don't smoke in front of your superiors, and don't borrow or take fire from them privately.

Don't make any noise while eating, let alone talk.

You should take off your shoes when you enter a family house or a Korean hotel.

Eating in the street and blowing your nose in front of people are considered rude.

Never mention the word "North Korea" in front of Koreans, and never refer to "Seoul" as "Beijing".

Photography is strictly restricted in Korea, and it is prohibited in military facilities, airports, reservoirs, subways, national museums and entertainment places.

It is also forbidden to take pictures in the air and tall buildings.

References:

Seoul Travel Guide/Scenic Spot/City /50020 1.html