Can you recommend some tourist routes in Seoul, South Korea?

Because of foreign trade, I often travel to and from Korea and know Korea better. I want to recommend some tourist routes to you.

The following contents are not copied from other materials, but arranged according to my experience.

There are three main tourist areas in Korea: Jeju Island, Seoul and surrounding Gyeonggi Province and Busan.

1, Jeju Island: It is the southernmost island in South Korea, with a very good marine climate and natural environment (similar to Hainan Island in China). China has a large population, and it is said that at least13 of the residents are from China. The most famous scenic spot is Halla Mountain. It takes at least 2-3 days to visit Jeju Island. In addition, Jeju Island is a visa on arrival and no visa is required.

2. Seoul and surrounding Gyeonggi Province: Seoul's famous scenic spots, such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Lotte World, World Cup Park, nanshan park (with Nanshan Tower), Seoul Grand Park, Ruyi Island, South Gate of Dongdaemun, etc. There are also many places worth visiting around Gyeonggi Province, such as Shui Yuan Flower City, Nanyidao, Panmunjom near the 38th parallel, and many other scenic spots worth visiting. Sightseeing takes at least 3-5 days.

3. Busan: a coastal city, the more famous is Haeundae. You can go to the seafood market to eat seafood (don't worry about being slaughtered). Busan must go for at least 1-2 days.

If time permits, you can climb Xue Yueshan (in gangwon) and visit the East China Sea.

Finally, summarize the tour route:

Jeju Island (2-3 days)-Busan (1-2 days)-Seoul (3-5 days)

Or travel in the opposite direction, that is, Seoul (3-5 days)-Busan (1-2 days)-Jeju Island (2-3 days).

The key is to look at the tourists' own time schedule and interesting scenery.

I suggest: if possible, go to the rural suburbs, or Korean enterprise groups to experience it, and there will be many unexpected gains. The above is for reference only.