Can I travel to Korea by myself with an ordinary tourist passport? I'm from Shandong, and I really want to go to Korea by myself. How much is the round-trip fare? thank you

Entry: There are direct flights between China and South Korea. Overseas personnel need passports and visas to purchase tickets, which are handled by China Ocean Shipping Agency Branch. For whatever reason, once a tourist misses the boat, the ticket will be invalid and will not be refunded.

Customs: Visitors who enter Korea with or without carry-on baggage should submit an oral or written application to the customs officer upon arrival at the port of entry. South Korea's Gimpo International Airport adopts a red and green dual-channel passenger baggage inspection system.

The following are the required books for you to go to Korea for your reference:

Exchange foreign exchange:

Dollars or RMB can be converted into won. The abbreviation of Korean won is WOM, and the exchange of RMB into Korean won is equivalent to 9. 15 RMB to 1 US dollar, while the exchange of unused Korean won into RMB is only equivalent to 1 US dollar to 8. 15 RMB, so it is extremely uneconomical to exchange RMB with Korean won. Many shopping places can use RMB, but the converted exchange rates are all as mentioned above, which is not cost-effective, even less cost-effective than exchanging dollars in China black market. It's better to exchange RMB for US dollars on the black market in China and US dollars for Korean won in South Korea.

At Gimpo Airport, there are banks to exchange money after border inspection and before customs clearance, and there are also banks to exchange money after customs clearance. The exchange rate is the same, but the latter is much more comfortable. You can sit and enjoy the teller's face-to-face service. Keep the exchange memo, and the unused won can be converted into US dollars or RMB.

Travel guide:

After going through the customs, there is a tourism bureau in the airport lobby, and you can get free travel brochures and maps. Unfortunately, there are few Chinese maps, but China tourists can make do with English and Japanese maps. English maps can know the names of local people, and Japanese maps have Chinese characters, which is convenient for querying the location of known places.

Transportation:

Taxis are priced by the meter, regardless of age, so don't worry about being cheated. Besides, the subway is a very convenient means of transportation. Although it is old, there are many lines, forming a network, and you can transfer without leaving the station. It's very convenient. You can take it for 600 won. Each line is marked with different colors in the station and on the map, so it is easy to distinguish. Special attention should be paid to: before entering the ticket cutter, it is best to look back and see if there is a ticket cutter behind you. If so, be sure to find out which door you want to enter, otherwise it will be difficult to get out in the wrong direction.

Attractions:

You must visit the scenic spots from the perspective of sightseeing. If you think China is inferior, then China is inferior. What palace is not as big as the Forbidden City, and the streets are not as neat as China? Then why did you go abroad? Sightseeing means seeing things you have never seen before. In fact, the People's Palace has its own characteristics, full of flavor, street view is also worth seeing, and humanistic knowledge is also very interesting. Take a look and think about it, and you may find that people's superficial articles are slightly inferior, but they may also be different. The way of selling fruit on the street in Korea is very interesting. Travel is interesting only if you study in it.

There is no need to see wild animals when you go to Everland. In fact, it's just a few lazy lions, tigers and silly bears. It's better to save some time and play one more project. Flying Eagle is really exciting, so you can't help screaming, but you should consider your physical condition before playing.

Shopping:

The price in Korea is much higher than that in China, generally 5- 10 times higher than that in China. A disposable lighter 1000 won, sold by Everland 1500 won, equivalent to RMB 8- 13 yuan. Korean folklore is not negotiable, but tourists can be lenient.

The ginseng monopoly bureau is certainly a good place to buy ginseng, but it may be cheaper to buy the same thing in the duty-free shop in Huake Mountain Villa (ginseng may be the only cheap commodity in the duty-free shop in Huake Mountain Villa). There is a tourist shop in the basement of the Ginseng Monopoly Bureau. The dolls, amethyst jewelry, small wallets, handbags, bookmarks and other styles are very chic, with Korean characteristics, and the prices are cheaper than those in other places.

Amethyst is not necessarily cheap to buy in Amethyst Factory, and the quality is not necessarily much better. I regret it after buying it on impulse. It seems that buying anywhere is cheaper than amethyst factory, which affects the fun. You can buy inexpensive products in duty-free shops at the airport and tourist shops in the basement of Ginseng Monopoly Bureau.

Tricholoma matsutake-a fungus that grows on pine trees in mountainous areas of North Korea. Kim Jong Il ordered the soldiers of the People's Army to pick them in the mountains, and sent a special envoy as a gift to the Korean people in the Mid-Autumn Festival this year. It should also be regarded as a major specialty of Korea. The Japanese like it very much, but the quality is good and the price is extremely expensive.

Korean trinkets with a lot of 14K gold. A shop in the University Shopping Village has beautiful earrings and various necklaces and pendants, but the price may be more expensive. At the same price, you can buy 18K gold in China.

One thing you can buy more is Korean folk bookmarks, which are exquisite in workmanship and many in styles. Gold and silver are really attractive and not expensive (ranging from 3,000 won to 5,000 won). When you bring them back to China, they are both folk and elegant.

On the road in front of the Capitol, there is a new Dongyang Hotel. The small commodities sold on the hawker's trolley in front of the store have Korean characteristics and the prices are not expensive. The small teacups with Han Feng's paintings are sold in sets and can't be seen anywhere else. It is really cheap.

Duty-free shops in the airport terminal are rich in goods and moderately priced (compared with other places in Korea, of course). In particular, you can look at cosmetics before leaving Korea and get addicted to shopping. But you should discuss with the tour guide and get to the airport early.

Korean toffee is really not delicious. If you really want to buy candy, buy some pumpkin candy.

Buying cigarettes, of course, is buying Korean cigarettes, no matter whether it is good or not, it has its own characteristics. Koreans used to draw the "time" card, but now many people draw the "this" card.

If you have time, besides Dongdaemun, Nandaemun and Mingdong, you can also visit Ouyating Cave. There are the most upscale shops in South China, so people should not always set up stalls. Even if they can't afford it, they can still go sightseeing