What do you recommend for traveling, eating, staying and traveling in Seoul, South Korea?

Seoul is the central city of South Korea and a major financial city in Asia. The trip to Seoul is mainly about visiting, eating and living.

1. Live. You must experience Hanok once when you go to Korea. Living in Hanok, you can also experience Korean costumes for free and feel the most local Korean culture. In Hanwu Village, Beicun, Seoul, there is Duhano Hotel, not far from the subway station Anguo Station, with convenient transportation. Here, there are waiters who can communicate in Chinese. Although the room is not very big, it is clean and antique. The living conditions in Hanwu are very good, with floor heating and air conditioning. Whether in summer or winter, the accommodation conditions are very comfortable.

In addition to Hanok, hotels also have good ones. The new international hotel is located near Guanghuamen subway station, Seoul City Hall, Lotte Duty Free Shop and Myeongdong, with convenient transportation, free printers and computers, and airport buses.

2. Eat. Kimchi should be the most common thing you encounter in Korea. All kinds of pickles will taste strong, but they are easy to remember. In addition to kimchi, there are Korean hot pot. Korean hot pot is different from domestic hot pot. It doesn't have much soup base, and it also uses a relatively flat pot. The staple food is generally spicy Lamian Noodles, and the side dishes are generally tofu, spicy cabbage, rice cakes, mushrooms and so on.

There are many restaurants and cafes with various flavors near Ewha Women's University. You can try other authentic Korean snacks.

3. ok. South Korea's local transportation is convenient, and the cheaper way to travel is by bus or subway. You can get a transportation card when you arrive in Seoul, and you need to recharge it with won. T-money card is recommended. This card can be used not only for transportation, but also in some convenience stores.