What fun places are there in Seoul, South Korea?

@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. Seoul, the capital of South Korea, 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 palace still retains its grandeur and splendor. The traditional Korean tiled houses mixed in 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 bustle and bustle reflect all aspects of life; the unique and charming traditional folk dances... The main tourist attractions are: Gyeongbokgung Palace: located 1, Sejong-ro, Jongno-gu. The first main palace built in 1395 by Yi Seong-gye, who founded the Joseon Dynasty, covers an area of ??126,000 square meters (one square meter is about 3.3 square meters), with more than 200 palaces and pavilions, setting off the stunning scenery. The style of wealth and glory. 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. City Sports Complex: Located at Jamsil-dong 10, Songpa-gu, it was the main venue for the 1988 Seoul Olympics. It includes five major competition venues including two gymnasiums, indoor swimming pools, and baseball fields, especially the open-air sports ground. It is praised for its design that emphasizes the beauty of curves. Visitors can visit inside. There is also an exhibition hall displaying gold, silver, bronze medals, Olympic uniforms and other items here. Lotte World: Located at 40-1 Jamsil-dong, Songseong-gu. Lotte World is the world's largest indoor entertainment center. In addition to Lotte World Adventure and the Magic Island on the lake, there are also folk museums, hotels, cinemas, indoor swimming pools, indoor ice rinks, bowling alleys, membership-based sports clubs, department stores, Supermarkets, shopping malls, etc. are super large entertainment cities that combine entertainment and culture. Yongin Everland: Located in Myeongmyeon-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 are: Yongdusan Park: When you climb Yongdusan, you can overlook the streets of Busan's bustling area and the nearby seaside. When the weather is clear, 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 Island is famous for its "Fantasy Island". It 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 center of the island is South Korea's highest peak, Hana, with an altitude of 1,950 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. Jeju Island had an independent country called "Tamna Kingdom" in ancient times. 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 to Jeju Island from Gimpo Airport in Seoul, 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 and a half hours from Busan. The main tourist attractions are: Yongduam Rock: It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Jungang Road, Jeju City.

It is a rock shaped like a dragon's head, which was formed by lava erupted from the crater of Hana volcano and condensed on the sea. According to legend, the dragon turned into rock because it offended the gods. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak: 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 tour 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 collecting haenyeo. ——Korean Customs Knowledge Customs declaration is based on written declaration, but for carry-on luggage carried by passengers, oral declaration is enough. Passengers passing through Gimpo Airport in South Korea can freely choose customs counters that are generally taxable or exempt from passenger tax. If the value of the items brought by the passenger does not exceed 300,000 won; the weight of the luggage does not exceed 20 kilograms; and the foreign currency held does not exceed For purchases above US$10,000, procedures can be processed at the tax-free simple counter. Guns and gunpowder, drugs, animals and plants, things that disturb public peace, counterfeit currency or securities, counterfeit goods, wireless equipment, etc. are not included. In order to prevent people from taking advantage of the simplified counters for smuggling, violators will be subject to heavier penalties. The following items are tax-free: Clothes, jewelry, cosmetics and daily necessities carried with you, 200 cigarettes, a bottle of alcohol (1,000 ml), 2 taels of perfume, gifts equivalent to less than 300,000 Korean won (approximately US$400), Korean antiques and important items Cultural relics must be approved by a cultural property appraiser before they can be exported. If you want to know more details, you can call Gimpo Customs. ——Climate South Korea has a temperate monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, and the southern part exhibits mild maritime climate characteristics. March to May is spring, when flowers are in full bloom; June to August is summer, with half of the year's rainfall, high temperatures and humidity; September to November is autumn, with crisp air, making it the most suitable season for traveling; December to the following year February is winter, and the weather characteristics are similar to those in Northeast my country, with “three colds and four warms”, making it a good season for skiing. Many airlines operate routes between Seoul and major cities around the world. South Korea has three international airports, Gimpo, Gimhae, and Jeju, and many ports. It also has two major airlines, Korean and Asiana, with regular flights to 14 domestic cities. Beijing and Hong Kong have direct flights to Seoul, and Weihai, Qingdao, and Tianjin have liner services to Incheon. The sailing time takes 20 to 24 hours. Currently, there are subways running in Seoul and Busan; bus fares in the city are cheap, but since the routes are only marked in Korean, it is slightly inconvenient for foreign passengers to take them. Taxi fares are slightly cheaper than in other countries, and taxis are also readily available. Trains and railway branches and main lines connect almost all parts of the country, and highways can also lead to major cities and tourist resorts across the country. There are tour boats along the coast. Visitors can take a boat ride to enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery and enjoy the best services. ——Catering White rice is the staple food. Commonly used dishes include hot pot stewed with meat, fish, tofu, vegetables, etc., Korea's unique nutritious kimchi (Kimch'i), and various side dishes mixed with Korean seasonings. Use spoons and chopsticks for tableware. The basic ingredients of the restaurant are chili powder and garlic, and a variety of seasonings with different flavors are added. Therefore, in addition to being spicy, Korean food also has a unique color, aroma, and mouth-watering taste. ——Shopping In South Korea, the dazzling array of world-famous products in big stores attracts attention, but visiting open-air markets is also fun. Korean antiques and handicrafts, ready-made clothing, shoes, furs, etc. are very popular. The main shopping areas in Seoul are: Myeongdong - a bustling area with dense shops selling decorations, leather shoes, bags, silk products, etc. Insadong - sells antiques, calligraphy and paintings, tea sets and handicrafts, etc. There are traditional Korean tea shops and ceramics shops, full of antique atmosphere. Itaewon--Sells leather products, denim clothing, furs, etc., and is often visited by foreigners. Longshan Electronics Shopping Street - a commercial street specializing in electronic products. ——Accommodation: Special or first-class hotels (equivalent to four or five-star hotels in my country), equipped with various restaurants and facilities. In recent years, most hotels have provided Western-style beds and sanitary facilities for travelers who want to save money. Now that you are in Korea, you might as well stay in a traditional Korean-style room, called "On Dol". The heating is transmitted from the copper pipes installed at the bottom, and bedding is spread on the flat and smooth pit surface. Guests slowly When you fall asleep, you can enjoy the warmth of the pit. ——Currency The unit of Korean won is round (Won), represented by "W". Banknotes are available in 1,000, 5,000, and 10,000 yuan, and coins are available in 1, 5, 10, 50, 100, and 500 yuan. In South Korea, the following credit cards are widely used: VISA, American Express, Diners Civb, Master Card and JCB, etc. ——Bank business hours: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Saturday: 9:30 am to 1:30 pm ——Electricity The voltage used in South Korea is 110 volts, but recently it also has 220 volts. Currently, there are two types of power supplies in the hotel, 110 volts and 220 volts. Please check the voltage before using electrical appliances. ——Telephone calls to urban areas in South Korea cost 40 yuan per call and are limited to 3 minutes. When making a domestic long-distance call, dial the area code first and then the other party's number.

The area codes of major cities are as follows: Seoul (0)2, Incheon (0)32, Busan (0)51, Daegu (0)53, Gyeongbuk (0)54, Gyeongnam (0)55, Gwangju (0)62 , Jeju(0)64. ——First aid: 112 for burglary alarm station, 119 for fire alarm station and ambulance. If you need medical treatment or call an ambulance in a hotel, you can directly ask the service desk or manager for assistance. When you encounter difficulties or are injured on the road, you can directly seek help from the police at local police stations or pedestrians. There are police stations in every major location in the city.