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#HowToKorea in 10 Days?

Though 10 days seem too little to cover all the beautiful places of SouthKorea,
Let me suggest you few favourite spots I love to explore.

Seoul City View from Namsen Tower

Day 1: Land in Korea and explore MyeongDong

(Incheon Airport)

You will be excited to land at Incheon Airport as it’s one of the best Airports

in the world. I would suggest to book a hotel in MyeongDong as it’s one of the

most happening places in Seoul. You can directly get the direct Bus, express Subway

or even a Taxi from the Airport to MyeongDong.

After a quick check-in, I would suggest to head up to Namsen Tower which is a few

minutes away from MyeongDong. You can take a Taxi or Bus to top of the mountain.

The view from the top is so breathtaking.

MyeongDong is known for its Street Food & Shopping, You can easily spend a few

hours roaming around these streets. You can also try unique experiences like

Karaoke or visit Cat cafe based on your interest.

I . SEOUL . U

Day 2: Lotte World, DDP, Cheonggyecheon Stream.

If you haven’t been to the Happiest Place on the heart (Disney World), then you can

fulfill your wish in Korea as it has its own version and its known as LOTTE WORLD.

Easily accessible by the Subway (Jamsil Station), you can enjoy a day filled with

fun rides, shows, and other entrainments.

After a day packed with an adrenaline rush, you can visit a relaxing place like DDP and

Cheonggyecheon stream during the evening.

You can end the day by having dinner and late night coffee/beer at the lively

streets of Itaewon. My suggestion is to try the Sobok Ice cream which is made

of rice.

Imagine . Your . Korea

Day 3: Everland & Han river

As Lotte world provides a family getaway, but if you are looking for more serious

thrill rides then Everland is the right place for you. If you want to skip rides,

you can cool down summer days in Carribean Bay which is adjacent to Everland. My

favourite ride in Everland is T-Express which is the fastest wooden roller coaster.

You can end the day by visiting Han River and 63 building in the night,

one of the best places to enjoy a picnic with a night view of the han river

through a cruise ship. 63 Building offers a bird's eye view of the city along

with many entertainment activities within the building. If you still have time

and energy left, enjoy a party in the Gangnam area.

Day 4: DMZ(Demilitarized Zone) & Suwon Fort. 

South Korea has a similar war history as of India, both nations had biter relations

with its separated counterpart. DMZ is known to be one of the most talked borders

across the world. I would strongly recommend this place to know more about the

history of the Korea Peninsula. You have to book a half day trip in advance to visit

this place.

DMZ has varied landscapes, from rivers to open lands. DMZ border divides South and

North Korea and almost stretched to 250 KM.

Suwon Hwaseong fort is a Unesco world heritage site spread across acres in the busy

city of Suwon. This place provides a throwback to old traditions and architecture.

You shouldn’t miss the guard’s ceremony and a train ride on the hills of the

fortress.

If you have some spare time left, you can visit Namdemun market for the street

shopping. It offers a variety of products which could be perfect to bring back

from gift for friends and family members :)

Day 5: Nami Island

Namis Island is around a 1-hour drive from Seoul and the perfect way to detox your

inner Seooul. Blessed with nature and landscape this place is worth visiting

in any weather condition. You can also experience adventures like Bungee jumping

at the island. You can try the traditional korea recipes at restaurants and take

a boat ride around the lake area.

Nami island can be seen in different colors in different seasons, still the natural

beauty seems untouched.

The fun ride is not over yet as you can take a countless funny picture in Trick Eye

Museum at Hongik University streets. There is a Love Museum also at lower

ground floor but it’s mainly for adults :)

Day 6 & 7: Busan and Gamcheon Culture Village. 

As we have explored many places on the land, so it’s time to move the land of

beautiful beaches - Busan. Busan is my favorite beach city and can be reached

within a few hours from Seoul, all thanks to super-fast KTX trains.

You should spend a full day soaking up the sun at Haeundae beach and eating

fresh street food. Given a choice, I would book my hotel right at the beach any day.

The trip with your friends or family will make it a lifetime memory.

I would suggest getting ample rest as the next few days has a lot of things to do.

You can spend the next day at Gamcheon Culture Village and crawls some clubs at night.

The colorful roofs of this place attract tourists and remind me of the Blue City
of Rajasthan.

The hills and narrow streets of this place has its own charm and known as

‘Machu Picchu of Busan’. If you ask me, this place also suits a

perfect Photoshoot location. All the credit goes to the hard work of Korean

people and the government to enhance the beauty of such places and make a tourist
hotspot.

Day 8: Dongbaekseom Island & Igidae Park

If you admire nature then visit Dongbaekseom island and Igidae Park is a must.

Island is near the beach, so you can walk for a few minutes along the coast.

To reach Igidae Park, you should take a subway which may take 1 hour.

The coastal walk may be tiring but it’s worth every single step.

Day 9 & 10:Jeju Island

Jeju island is considered as Hawaii of Korea as its blessed with natural beauty and

beautiful beaches. There are so many natural places to visit in such a short stay,

to name a few: Jusangjeolli Cliff, Jeongbang Falls or Seongsan Ilchulbong.

You can also experience the Teddy bear museum or visit one of the largest water park

known as Jeju WaterWorld. 

I hope you find my suggestions useful and get the chance to visit and enjoy
Korea soon.

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