Seoul Travel Seoul Weather in April

The weather in South Korea gets warmer in April, with the daytime temperature around 14 degrees. Young Koreans are starting to wear T-shirts, and some are also wearing skirts. But generally you still need 2 pieces and a jacket. It will be warmer at noon and cooler at night. The weather in Seoul has begun to heat up in April. From about 10 degrees above zero in early April, it can reach more than 20 degrees above zero by the end of April. In this case, you can decide what clothes you need to bring according to the specific time of your trip to South Korea. Also, although it's not April yet, I'm already wearing a thin coat. Down jackets are completely unnecessary. Otherwise, when you walk on the street, others will look at you like a monster. All you need to do is bring a thinner jacket. You can wear something like a short-sleeved T-shirt underneath, and you can just wear a pair of thinner jeans underneath. Things to note when traveling to Seoul - personal safety

Similar to our country, vehicles drive on the right side. However, due to the extremely fast speed of vehicles in South Korea, special attention should be paid to traffic safety when walking. When crossing the road, please look at the pedestrian light. You can only cross when the light is green, and you must cross quickly. Otherwise, if an accident occurs, the pedestrian will bear the responsibility. When boarding a plane, car or ship, please pay attention to the escalators and stand firm on the steps to avoid spraining or falling. It is best to go in groups during free activities. It is best to greet the group leader and tour guide in advance wherever you go, and bring your hotel business card to avoid being unable to return to the hotel after getting lost. If an accident occurs, be sure to contact the group leader and tour guide first, and never act alone, otherwise you will be responsible for the consequences.

Precautions when traveling to Seoul - Bring your own medicine box

To prevent acclimatization, it is best to bring some regular medicines, such as berberine, cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, analgesics, Band-aids, essential oils, etc. Please also bring backup medicines according to your physical condition.

Things to note when traveling to Seoul - dietary requirements

Everyone may not be used to Korean food, and the Chinese food they make is expensive and may not be delicious. If you have special dietary requirements, such as being Muslim, vegetarian, not eating beef or mutton, etc., you should declare it to the reception staff or tour leader of our company before departure for special consideration. It’s best to follow one principle when using a buffet: take less and take less, and try to leave less.

Things to note when traveling to Seoul - Accommodation instructions

Some hotels in South Korea do not provide toothbrushes and slippers. If you use them, you will be charged extra. It is best to bring your own, which is also suitable for individuals. Hygiene habits. The voltage in Korean hotels is mostly 110 volts or 220 volts, but they are round plug sockets.

There is no boiling water supply in the room (the hotel tap water is safe to drink). If you need boiling water, you can ask the hotel room department to send it separately, just pay a tip.

If you make phone calls in the hotel, drink drinks or wine from the room refrigerator or bar, you need to pay at the hotel front desk. Such charges are not included in the tour fee.

Some hotels have pay TVs. Please understand the payment methods before using them.

Please take good care of the hotel facilities. If there is any damage, personal compensation is required. When taking a bath, please pull the bottom of the shower curtain into the inside of the bathtub. If you accidentally "water overflow" and wet the carpet in the room, you will also have to pay compensation. Do not hang laundry outside the window or on the balcony.

Shampoo, razors, and slippers are not provided in Korean hotels. If you need to use them, you must pay for them. The fees are very expensive, so it is best to bring your own.

Things to note when traveling to Seoul - do as the Romans do when in town

Time: South Korea time is one hour ahead of China.

Language: Korean is the main spoken language, and Korean overseas Chinese also speak Mandarin. English proficiency is poor in South Korea; it is not very popular; it is only used in luxury tourist hotels and large department stores.