Skyscrapers that make you wonder, am I really in Korea? Temples that confirm you are in Korea, you are in a place that is both mystical and frenetic. Mysterious and unique.

Anyone traveling to South Korea can probably say that it’s not a place you visit, it’s a place you experience.

As evening falls, the neon lights of Seoul transport you to a cinematic atmosphere. The towering skyscrapers make you feel like you’re in a sci-fi film, while the alleys, restaurants, and street stalls tell another story — one of everyday Asian life. Yet that’s not the most captivating part. In Seoul, what truly enchants are the extraordinary palaces.

South Korea allows you to escape the city’s excitement and find serenity among the tea fields of Boseong.

Busan is also a must-see. A city that seems to have it all: beaches, mountains, and beautiful temples like Haedong Yonggungsa.

Take a turn in your route to reach Gyeongju, the ancient capital. Admire its pagodas, temples, and the vestiges of its glorious past, fully revealed in the impressive Cheonmachong Tomb.

Jeju — have you heard of Jeju? Here are its credentials: UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (2002), World Heritage Site (2007), and Global Geopark (2010). A volcanic island of dreamlike landscapes, hidden waterfalls, and stunning beaches.

The list of places can grow depending on how many days you have. Andong, Seoraksan, and Jirisan are perfect additions to discover the beauty of Korean villages and its spectacular nature.

South Korea also offers social experiences that complete the journey every traveler seeks: visiting the border with North Korea at the DMZ, exploring everything surrounding K-pop, or savoring its renowned cuisine.

For all these reasons, South Korea is not just a destination, it is a revelation.