9 articles to prepare your trip
Nagan
Naganeupseong, near Suncheon, is one of South Korea's best-preserved fortified villages, featuring Joseon ramparts and heritage-listed thatched houses.
Hahoe
Some 24 km from Andong, the village of Hahoe (UNESCO 2010) preserves hanok, traditional masks and shamanist rituals inherited from the Joseon dynasty.
Gangnam, "south of the river," concentrates office towers, luxury shopping, Bongeunsa temple and royal tombs in the heart of Seoul.
Once a refugee haven transformed into a hillside street art hub, Gamcheon village offers one of Busan's most vibrant panoramas.
A 6 km landscaped promenade in the heart of Seoul, Cheonggyecheon is an emblematic example of urban renaturalisation, free to access day and night.
A historic hanok quarter in central Seoul, Bukchon lines approximately 900 traditional houses between Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung palaces.
Suwon
Just 30 km from Seoul, Suwon is home to the UNESCO-listed Hwaseong Fortress, the royal Hwaseong Haenggung Palace, and renowned cuisine. Our guide to visiting this Joseon-era city.
Danyang
At the gateway to Sobaeksan, Danyang unveils its 8 wonders, the Gosu Cave, and a breathtaking skywalk suspended above the Namhan River. A complete guide to planning your stopover.
Andong
Along the banks of the Nakdong River, Andong safeguards South Korea's Confucian heritage: UNESCO villages, mask dances, and distinctive gastronomy.
9 of 9 results
We use cookies to improve your experience and measure our site's audience. You can choose what you accept. Learn more.
