What should I wear when traveling to South Korea in August?

Travel Notes

Climate: South Korea has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. The climate of Jeju Island can be clearly divided into a continental and maritime climate according to seasonal changes. The temperature difference is large and dry in winter, and the summer is humid and rainy. The annual average temperature is about 16 degrees Celsius, the average summer temperature is about 23 degrees Celsius, the maximum temperature is 33.5 degrees Celsius, and the minimum temperature in winter is 1 degree Celsius. Jeju Island is windy and foggy.

Time: South Korea time is one hour ahead of China, and the air flight time from Chengdu to Jeju is about 3 hours.

Currency: The currency unit is "yuan", and the face values ??of coins are 10 yuan, 50 yuan, 100 yuan, and 500 yuan; banknotes are 100 yuan, 5,000 yuan, 10,000 yuan, and 50,000 yuan. Currency exchange is generally done at the airport or major banks and hotels in the city.

Exchange rate: 10,000 Korean won is equivalent to RMB 57 (according to the exchange rate at that time)

Telephone: There are three types of public phones: blue, silver gray, and magnetic card phones. Blue and silver gray are coin-operated and can make local and long-distance calls: magnetic card phones can make domestic and international calls. To roam in South Korea, you need to activate international roaming at your mobile phone operator (the frequency in South Korea is inconsistent with that in China. Please confirm with the operator whether your mobile phone can be used in South Korea. If not, you may need to rent a mobile phone from the operator). Local numbers in South Korea can be broadcast live. To call back to China, please dial 0086+28+landline number, or 0086+mobile phone number.

Voltage: 220V and 110V power supply with two round hole sockets. If 220V voltage is not available, you can borrow a power converter from the hotel.

Food: Korean food habits are quite different from those in China. Korean food is mainly kimchi and barbecue. The dishes are very oily and spicy, so you may not be used to them. Please bring some convenience foods.

Essential items: 1. Bring your own commonly used medicines, such as anti-sickness medicines, anti-diarrhea medicines and personal medicines, in case of discomfort.

2. Bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers.

3. Korean hotels generally do not supply boiling water. The tap water in the hotel is drinkable, and group members can bring their own small hot water bottles.

4. Sun protection supplies and swimming supplies (pay attention to safety during swimming).

Special attention: keep your own luggage, avoid exchanging luggage with others, and do not bring anything for strangers to prevent others from taking advantage of you.

Hotels: Korean hotel accommodation standards are based on "flowers". Five-star hotels are not equivalent to domestic five-stars, but are equivalent to domestic four-stars, four-star hotels are equivalent to three stars, and so on. Pay attention to personal and financial safety during your hotel stay.

Geography and transportation: 70% of South Korea’s land is mountains. Most hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues are on the mountainside. Traffic in South Korea is often jammed due to the large number of cars. Tourists must have a green light when crossing the road. Be sure to pay attention to safety; do not walk back and forth in a moving tour bus to avoid temporary braking and causing injuries to guests.

During travel: You must abide by local laws and do not leave the group for activities without authorization. Please consider shopping abroad and participating in self-funded activities.

Safety: Please respect local customs and carry your hotel business card with you during your free activities to pay attention to safety. Keep valuables in a safe place.