How much does it cost to go to Korea?

it depends on where you fly and what airline you take. I took the plane in Hangzhou and booked the economy class of Asiana Airlines, round trip 312, which was booked by Ctrip. Then you live in the cheapest MOTEL near Myeongdong, Seoul, which seems to be 2 thousand won a day, which is nearly 145 yuan. Suppose you live for 1 days, it will cost 145 yuan. Then there is eating. Shops in South Korea generally don't open until after 12 o'clock, so breakfast can be saved. If lunch and dinner are not too good, 1, won (73 RMB) a day is definitely enough, so it will be 73 yuan in 1 days. Then there is the transportation fee. The subway is 1, won in downtown Seoul, depending on the distance. In addition, the starting price of taxis was 21 won years ago. There are also some scenic spots and amusement parks that require tickets. I have never been to Gyeongbokgung Palace, but it is not clear about the fare, but 1 RMB should not be exceeded. Everland and Lotte World Pass are not more than 35, won, that is, 25 yuan's name and currency are not exceeded. It's hard for me to help you estimate these expenses, because it's more difficult to estimate the transportation expenses if they leave downtown Seoul. South Korea's own cosmetics are really cheaper if you buy things. If there are brands in China like Lan Zhi, you'd better look at the price in China and compare them when you get here. Because some items are cheaper to sell in China. So to sum up, I calculated that the total cost of air tickets, accommodation and meals is about 53. Assuming that the transportation fee is 1 yuan, it is 63 yuan. The money for buying things depends on you. Here's the thing about the money. I suggest you exchange it for about 5, won in China. You can exchange the rest of the money at a private repayment point in Myeongdong or shopping areas like Dongdaemun and Nandaemun. The exchange rate is objective (the exchange rate is lower in March and September every year), so you don't have to worry about safety and the authenticity of the money. I hope I can help you, and I hope you have a good time in Korea! ~~