Top Attractions in South Korea

by Fabian Samuel By Fabian Samuel

Introduction• An experienced business leader, Fabian Samuel is the chief

operating officer of Indfrag Limited, a bulk dietary-ingredient company in Bangalore, India. In this capacity, he handles everything from marketing locally and globally to purchasing important raw materials. In his free time, Fabian Samuel enjoys traveling, and has been to such countries as South Korea.

Offering a blend of modern and traditional attractions, South Korea is a destination for all types of tourists. Following are just a few of the country’s most popular attractions:

- Seoraksan National Park: Located in Gangwon, this is South Korea’s most popular national park. It features a wide range of natural marvels, from bright wildflowers and huge rock pinnacles to dense forests, and is home to several remote Buddhist temples.

South Korea• - Jeju Island: One of the country’s top honeymoon destinations,

Jeju Island is often compared to the Hawaiian Islands. Also called the Island of the Gods, visitors enjoy such activities as exploring lava tubes or relaxing on the beach.

- Gyeongju: Featuring numerous historical sites, the small city of Gyeongju is often regarded as a museum without walls. Located in South Korea’s southeastern corner, it is home to Bulguksa Temple and King Munmu’s Underwater Tomb.

- Insadong Shopping Street: A labyrinthine section of streets and alleys in Seoul, Insadong Shopping Street offers a variety of antique stores, galleries, and souvenir stands to keep visitors busy. Additionally, the section is full of performers and street merchants.