7 articles to prepare your trip
Bukhansan offers granite ridges, an 18th-century fortress and Buddhist temples less than an hour by subway from central Seoul. An urban national park of remarkable density.
The Han River flows through Seoul for over 40 km, lined with free parks, cycling paths and lively terraces. An essential living space to understand the city's daily rhythm.
Volcanic island in the south, dominated by Hallasan at 1,950 meters and ringed by the Olle trail. Mild climate, haenyeo divers and three UNESCO sites to explore by car over 3 to 5 days.
The mountainous quarter of Corée du Sud, between the ridges of Seoraksan, the temples of Odaesan and the open-sea coast of Gangneung-Sokcho, two hours by KTX from Seoul.
Rural southwestern Korea, the country's gastronomic reference, between Jeonju's hanok district, zen monasteries and 1,700 islands off the coast of Mokpo.
Southeast Korea brings together Gyeongju, the thousand-year-old capital of the Silla kingdom, the Confucian villages of Andong, and the bustling port energy of Busan, the country's second city.
Capital of 9.7 million inhabitants between Joseon palaces, hanok neighborhoods and the granite massifs of Bukhansan, extended by the DMZ and the fortress of Suwon.
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