Vacation in South Korea | Tradition Meets Technology

Dream holidays in South Korea

South Korea is a dream destination, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with the technology of our century that can be easily seen in modern and vibrant metropolises. A holiday in South Korea is more than just a relaxing stay, it means the chance to explore a rich culture that has endured for millennia, visit centuries-old temples full of sacredness, and enjoy spectacular natural landscapes that contrast with the clouds. A holiday in this dream country will take you from the mega-cities of Seoul and Busan to the fascinating exotic island of Jeju, all in a dream setting.

Places to visit

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South Korea is dotted with spectacular destinations, both in large urban areas and in nature. Here are some of the places you should not miss during your holiday in South Korea:

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Seoul

The capital of South Korea is a vibrant and modern metropolis, where skyscrapers along with royal palaces and ancient temples merge into a dreamlike setting. Major attractions include Gyeongbokgung Palace, Namsan Tower and Nami Island. Exploring modern neighborhoods like Gangnam must be on your to-do list in Seoul.

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Gyeongju

Also known as the “museum without walls”, Gyeongju is a cultural place with plenty of historical sites and Buddhist temples. You should definitely visit Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Cave, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Jeju Island

Considered the “Hawaii of Korea”, Jeju is an island famous for its spectacular landscapes due to its volcanic origin, including Mount Hallasan and lava fields. A perfect place for hiking, diving or relaxing on the hidden beaches.

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Busan

The second largest and most important city in South Korea, Busan, located by the sea, is famous for its beaches, fish markets and vibrant nightlife. Haeundae Beach is one of the most popular attractions, along with Haedong Yonggungsa Temple.

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Seoraksan Mountains

The ideal place for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The mountains offer you a series of spectacular mountain trails, dotted with isolated temples.

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Useful information for travelers

For a holiday in South Korea full of authentic adventures in fascinating places full of history, here are some practical tips:

1. What is the weather in South Korea and what is the best time to visit?

South Korea has four distinct seasons, as does Romania. The best time to visit is in autumn, between September and November, when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is gorgeous.

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2. What currency is used in South Korea?

The official currency of South Korea is the South Korean Won (KRW).

$1 is equivalent to about 1,300 KRW.

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3. What kind of telephone network is used in South Korea?

South Korea has some of the fastest 5G networks in the world. The main mobile operators are SK Telecom, KT and LG U+. You can buy SIM cards at airports or specialty stores, and the Airalo app offers eSIM alternatives.

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4. Is water safe in South Korea?

Tap water is considered drinkable, but many locals and tourists prefer to drink bottled water.

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5. How to dress in South Korea?

Clothing depends on the season: in summer when it is warm and humid we recommend light clothes, while in winter it is cold and requires thick clothes. If you visit temples or sacred places, make sure you wear decent clothes.

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6. What kind of sockets do we use in South Korea?

South Korea uses type C and F sockets, and the standard voltage is 220V to 60Hz. A universal adapter is recommended.

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7. What kind of time zone is in South Korea?

South Korea is in the time zone GMT+9.

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