Destinations across Korea

Nami Island and Jarasum, signature nearby getaways in the Seoul metropolitan area along the waterways of the Bukhangang River.

A restorative Namhangang route of misty Dumulmeori, riverside cafés, and connected bike paths.

An island where history and the sea meet, combining dolmens, tidal flats, and Jeondeungsa Temple.

A border-region cultural getaway bringing together Imjingak, Heyri Art Village, and Paju Book City.

A Hantangang-area attraction known for Sanjeong Lake, Herb Island, and Art Valley.

A downtown historical getaway where you can walk the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Hwaseong Fortress and Haenggung Palace.

A gateway to the West Sea, with Chinatown, the Open Port Modern History Street, and island getaways.

A seaside getaway with Daebudo, Sihwa Seawall, West Sea sunsets, and reed fields.

A northern Seoul-metro-area getaway with Hoeamsaji, Nari Park, and Jangheung Art Village.

South Korea's capital, where royal palaces, the Han River, and lively neighborhood shopping streets all come together.

One of the East Coast's signature destinations, home to Anmok Coffee Street, Gyeongpo Beach, and Ojukheon.

A seaside city where Seoraksan, Yeonggeumjeong, and Abai Village's snow crab alley come together.

An East Sea destination known for Jukdo Beach, a surfing mecca, Naksansa Temple, and pine mushrooms.

A lakeside city to explore Nami Island and Soyang Lake, with dakgalbi and makguksu along the way.

A pristine highland destination known for Daegwallyeong ranches and Odaesan, where the Winter Olympics were held.

A mountain getaway with Arirang, five-day markets, Hwaam Cave, and a rail bike.

A scenic East Coast city home to Hwanseon Cave, Jukseoru Pavilion, and a seaside cable car.

A seaside destination known for Chuam Chotdaebawi Rock, Mureung Valley, and Mukho's Nongoldam-gil.

A healing getaway in inland Gangwon with a ginkgo forest, valleys, and Sutaesa Temple.

A destination known for the eight scenic views of the Namhangang River, with Dodamsambong Peaks and Mancheonha Skywalk.

A mountain-and-lake city home to Cheongpung Lake, Uirimji Reservoir, and Resom Forest.

A Jungwon destination known for Tangeumdae, Chungju Lake, apples, and Suanbo Hot Springs.

A West Sea tidal-flat destination featuring Daecheon Beach, famed for its mud festival, and Muchangpo.

A destination with Anmyeondo Kkotji Beach, Sinduri Coastal Dune, and beautiful West Sea sunsets.

A historical West Coast destination with Haemieupseong Walled Town, Ganwolam Hermitage, and Gaesimsa Temple.

A Chungnam hot-springs city home to Onyang Hot Springs, Oeam Folk Village, and Hyeonchungsa Shrine.

A historical destination where you can walk through Baekje's old capital, with the Tomb of King Muryeong and Gongsanseong Fortress.

An ancient capital retaining the atmosphere of Baekje's Sabi, with Busosanseong Fortress and Gungnamji Pond.

A central city in North Chungcheong known as the home of Sangdangsanseong Fortress, Suamgol, and Jikji.

A gateway city to Chungcheong, known for Daecheong Lake, Gyejoksan's red-clay trail, science, and bread.

A signature destination where hanok villages, bibimbap, tradition, and gastronomy come alive.

A port city where time seems to have stopped, with the Modern History Street and Gyeongam-dong Railroad Village.

A Byeonsan Peninsula destination with Chaeseokgang Cliffs, Naesosa Temple, and Gomso Salt Fields.

A UNESCO biosphere destination with dolmens, green barley fields, and Seonunsa Temple.

A home of pansori at the foot of Jirisan, with Gwanghallu Pavilion and the story of Chunhyang.

A pristine mountain getaway featuring Deogyusan, fireflies, and Taekwondowon.

An inland Jeonbuk destination known for Maisan, Tapsa Temple, and red ginseng.

A romantic port with night sea views, Dolsan Bridge, Odongdo, and a marine cable car.

An ecological destination of Suncheon Bay's reed fields, Suncheonman National Garden, and Naganeupseong Walled Town.

A garden destination featuring the bamboo forest of Juknokwon, Metasequoia Road, and Soswaewon Garden.

A southern Jeolla destination of vivid green tea fields and Yulpo Beach, filled with the scent of tea.

A gateway city to the southern coast, with Yudalsan, a modern-history district, cable cars, and islands.

A Seomjingang destination with Jirisan, Hwaeomsa Temple, and villages known for cornelian cherry blossoms.

An island destination of the Dadohae sea, featuring Cheongsando Slow Road and Wando Tower.

A destination at the southernmost tip of the Korean Peninsula, with Ttangkkeut Village, Duryunsan, and Daeheungsa Temple.

A southern Jeolla cultural-exploration destination with Dasan Chodang, Baengnyeonsa Temple, celadon, and Gaudo.

A southern Jeolla city of art and democracy, home to Mudeungsan and the National Asia Culture Center.

An ancient capital of the thousand-year Silla kingdom, home to Bulguksa, Cheomseongdae, and Daereungwon.

A spiritual and cultural capital known for Hahoe Village, Dosan Seowon, jjimdak, and Confucian culture.

An East Sea city known for sunrise at Homigot, Yeongildae, and gwamegi from Guryongpo.

A historic home of Confucian scholars, with Buseoksa Temple, Sosuseowon Confucian Academy, and Museom Village.

A mountain getaway with the old Saejae road, rail bikes, omija berries, and ceramics.

An East Sea destination known for snow crab, the Blue Road, and coastal views from Gangguhang Port.

A pristine mountain getaway with Juwangsan, Jusanji, apples, and Eoreumgol.

An East Sea destination with Seongnyugul Cave, Bulyeong Valley, Geumgangsong Forest, and Deokgu Hot Springs.

A foodie city with Palgongsan, Kim Kwang-seok Street, Seomun Market, and the Modern Alley.

A volcanic island in the East Sea, with Nari Basin, Dodong Coast, and routes to Dokdo.

A seaside city with Haeundae, Gamcheon Culture Village, and Jagalchi Market.

A port on the Hallyeo Waterway, known for Dongpirang, Hansando, cable cars, and oysters.

A Namhae island destination with Windy Hill, Oedo, and pebble beaches.

A treasure-island destination with Darangee Village, German Village, and Geumsan Boriam Hermitage.

A city of history and festivals, with Jinjuseong Fortress, the Namgang Lantern Festival, and Chokseongnu Pavilion.

A tea-and-freshwater-clam destination with Hwagae Market, Ssanggyesa Temple, and the Seomjingang cherry-blossom road.

A southern-coast city known for Jinhae's cherry blossoms, Junam Reservoir, and Masan Fish Market.

A city where industry and nature meet, with Daewangam, Ganjeolgot, and Taehwagang's bamboo forest.

A temple destination at the foot of the Yeongnam Alps, featuring Tongdosa and Hongnyong Waterfall.

An inland Gyeongnam destination with Yeongnamnu Pavilion, Eoreumgol, and Pyochungsa Temple.

A Jeju volcanic-cone destination with Seongsan Ilchulbong, Udo, and the beaches of Sehwa and Woljeong-ri.

A western destination with Hallim Park, Hyeopjae Beach, Osulloc, and sunsets that bathe the coast in color.