What are the tourist attractions in South Korea in autumn? Except Seoul and Busan

Seoul (Seoul)

Vibrant people, bustling and noisy cities, charming natural landscapes, and long history and culture, this is Seoul. Vibrant Seoul presents exciting scenes everywhere. Whether you are roaming the elegant and magnificent Forbidden City ruins, or immersed in the embrace of nature, the entire journey will leave visitors with vivid impressions and novel feelings.

As the capital of South Korea, Seoul is a megacity with a population of approximately 10 million, accounting for more than a quarter of the country's total population. There are rows of skyscrapers in the city center and high-end apartments dotted on both sides of the Han River, creating a modern urban scene.

The old royal palace still retains its grandeur and splendor. The traditional Korean tiled houses mixed among the high-rise buildings are antique and show off the beauty of the architectural lines. Korean traditional architecture makes good use of five-color paintings, which are harmonious but not mixed, and have a unique style. This is probably why the love in Seoul is so fascinating. The slowly flowing Han River flows through the city like a jade belt; the green parks are full of greenery for people to hang out and take a rest; the hustle and bustle reflects the various aspects of life; the unique and charming traditional folk dances...

Generally go to Seoul Will choose historical and cultural routes + shopping and entertainment: Gyeongbokgung Palace--Cheongwa Dae--Jongmyo Shrine--Insadong--Hanok Village--Seoul Tower--Myeongdong Shopping--Lotte World--Yongin Everland

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Located at 1 Sejong-ro, Jongno-gu. It was the first main palace built in 1395 by Yi Seonggye, who founded the Joseon Dynasty. It covers an area of ??126,000 square meters (one square meter is about 3.3 square meters) square meters), with more than 200 palaces and pavilions, creating an atmosphere of extreme wealth and splendor. It was destroyed by the Japanese Rebellion in 1952, but the buildings that have survived to this day are the Qinzheng Hall, where the King's enthronement ceremony and the civil and military official court ceremonies were held, and the two-story Qinghui Building, which was used as a guest house.

Cheong Wa Dae

The most striking feature of Cheong Wa Dae, the political center of South Korea, is its blue tiles. The first thing you see when you arrive at Cheong Wa Dae is the green garden tiles of the main building. The main building of Cheongwadae is backed by Bukaksan Mountain. The blue tiles and the curved roof complement each other very beautifully. Just as the Blue House represents Korea, the blue tiles and the curved roof represent the Blue House. The Blue House is composed of the main building in the center, the State Guest House, the Green Land Garden, the Infinite Flower Garden, and the Seven Palaces. It is worth noting that the appearance of these buildings is different. In order to highlight Korean characteristics, all buildings are built according to traditional Korean architectural patterns and look very beautiful. The blue tiles of the main building and the curved roof are the most representative features of the Blue House. There are 150,000 blue tiles in the Blue House, each of which can be used for more than 100 years. On the right side of the main building is the Spring and Autumn Pavilion. The roof of the Spring and Autumn Pavilion is made of traditional terracotta tiles and is now used as a place where the president meets with reporters. On the left side of the main building is the Guest House, which is a place prepared for foreign guests. It has 18 stone pillars and looks majestic.

Insadong

Insadong was a place where government officials and Yangban private residences gathered during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). Since the late Japanese occupation of Korea, the declining yangbans in Insadong have taken out their household items and sold them for money, and some antique shops have emerged here. Later, Insadong Antique Street also had galleries and related shops that exhibited antiques, and Insadong gradually became a cultural street for buying and selling cultural goods. Generally speaking, Insadong refers to the area from Anguk-dong roundabout through Insadong intersection to Jongno 2-ga in front of Tapgol Park. Insa-dong is centered on Jungang Street and surrounded by many alleys, which are numerous and dense, like a spider web. There are many famous places in Insa-dong hidden in the alley. In order to find the famous places deep in the alley, it is best to pick up a map of Insadong at the tourist information center at the starting point, end point and in between of Insadong Jungang Street.

Hanok Village

Jeonju Hanok Village, hidden in the ever-changing modern city, is famous for its traditional appearance that has been preserved to this day. Hanok is a traditional Korean style house that exudes the flavor of nature from materials to structure and contains the wisdom of Korean ancestors.

Seoul Tower

Located in Namsan, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea, it was formerly known as Seoul Tower or Seoul Tower. It is 236.7 meters high and was built in 1975. It is a famous tourist spot in South Korea. The N in N Seoul Tower is not only the first letter of Namsan, but also has a new meaning. The project cost 15 billion won. New lighting equipment suitable for different seasons and different activity requirements was installed, and the tower body was decorated. From 7pm to 12pm every night, six searchlights spell out a pattern of blooming flowers in the sky - "Flowers of Seoul".

Myeongdong

Specialty stores are gathered together with various fashionable young brands and local cosmetics brands, forming a commercial circle similar to a pedestrian street. Of course, there are also some small merchants and hawkers. There are roadside stalls to buy rice cakes and various small commodities, mainly focusing on hair styles and jewelry

Lotte World

Lotte World is divided into two playgrounds, indoor and outdoor. It is basically a children's playground, divided into four floors. Carousels, hot air balloons, pirate ships, stage performances, etc. are all indoors, while the outdoor world is the adult world. A super jumping machine and a roller coaster with a heartbeat of over 200 are all waiting for excitement. Comrades who challenge themselves and timid friends can choose entertainment facilities such as carousels and aerial trains. The entire four floors are intricately arranged with different game projects. Except for the names of the projects here, most of them are in English. The label is in Korean. It is recommended that those who go there in the future look for the map before taking action

Yongin Everland

It is located in the Ugok-myeong-ri, Yongin-gun, Gyeonggi-do. In Yongin Natural Farm, there is the newly built comprehensive theme park Everland, and in the amusement world there are more than 40 amusement facilities, in addition to a natural wildlife park. Among them is Caribbean Bay Paradise, where visitors can enjoy surfing on artificial waves.

Busan

Busan is always bustling with people, fish, and seafood crowding the markets and streets, and the port city style is really strong. Here, boats float, the ocean sparkles, and famous temples come and go.

Busan is the largest port in South Korea. It is located at the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula with a warmer climate. It has the largest and most famous natural port in South Korea and is also the gateway to the southern tip of South Korea. With a population of approximately 3.8 million, it is a center of industry and commerce and the second largest city in South Korea. During the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, Busan was the temporary capital of South Korea and was promoted to a central municipality in 1963. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the opening of the Busan-Seoul railway, Busan Port developed rapidly. It takes 4 hours and 10 minutes to take the Shinsei train from Seoul; it takes about 5 hours and 20 minutes to take the expressway from Seoul; and it takes about 1 hour to fly to Busan from Seoul.

The main tourist attractions here are:

Yongtoushan Park

Climbing Yongtoushan, you can overlook the streets of Busan’s bustling area and the nearby seaside. On a clear day, you can see Tsushima Island in the distance. There is a bronze statue of General Yi Sun-shin, the hero who saved the country during the Imjin Japanese Rebellion, in the park, and the 120-meter-high Busan Tower is the "crosshair" of the entire urban area

Jeju

Jeju Island, known as the "Fantasy Island", is the largest island in South Korea, covering an area of ??1,825 square kilometers, about 100 kilometers away from the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula. In the middle of the island is South Korea's highest peak, Hana, with an altitude of 1950 meters. Due to the influence of the warm current flowing through the offshore sea, Jeju Island has a warm and subtropical climate. It is an important tourist resort and a famous resort in South Korea. With Halla Mountain as the center and surrounded by the sea, strange rocks, waterfalls and tourist attractions complement each other. The warm weather provides convenience for tourists, especially the subtropical and temperate flora and fauna distributed in Halla Mountain, while the Jungmun Tourist Area is a comprehensive Sexy tourist attractions.

In ancient times, Jeju Island had an independent country called "Tamna Kingdom". Therefore, the island has its own unique customs, dialects and cultural characteristics, as well as a landscape that is different from other places in Korea. Because there are no thieves or beggars, there is no door in the houses on the island, and people live a peaceful pastoral life. Jeju City is the largest city on the island. It is located in the north of the island and is the seat of the provincial government. Seogwipo City, the second largest city, is located in the south of the island. There are many transportation lines between the two cities. Regular sightseeing bus tours can be divided into west loop and east loop, and the journey of each route is 2 days. When sightseeing on the island, most of the time is on foot, so tourists are advised to wear casual clothes and casual shoes.

It takes about 1 hour to fly from Seoul Gimpo Airport to Jeju Island, and about 45 minutes to fly from Busan to Jeju Island. If you take a boat, it takes about 5 and a half hours from Mokpo, and 12 hours from Busan. half an hour.

The main tourist attractions are:

Yongduam Rock

It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Jeju City Central Road. It is a rock shaped like a dragon's head, which was formed by lava ejected from the Hana volcano crater and condensed on the sea. According to legend, the dragon turned into rock because it offended the gods.

Seongsan Ilchulbong

It takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes by bus from Seogwipo City or Jeju City. It is one of the 360 ??sub-volcanoes in Hallasan Mountain and is known as the world's largest volcanic crater protruding from the coast. The top of the mountain is an open pasture, which can be reached in about 30 minutes of climbing. Watching the sunrise from here is breathtaking. There are sightseeing boats and motorboats that circle around Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. There are conch and abalone breeding farms on the west coast, where you can watch divers diving and collecting haenyeo.