All - we hike, museums, art, good food/food tours, scuba dive, history, walking

Jul 7, 2024
8:48:37am

BYUfan92 All-American

a city, photography, street markets, outdoor adventures like ATVs or zip lines etc. Really the only things I can readily identify that would be a hard no would be night clubs, bungee jumping, sky diving.

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Suggestions for visiting S. Korea please?

BYUfan92

Jul 7, 8:30am

What things do you like to do? Hiking? Tourist attractions? Just walk the city

cugrz84

Jul 7, 8:39am

All - we hike, museums, art, good food/food tours, scuba dive, history, walking

BYUfan92

Jul 7, 8:48am

Namsan Tower is pretty fun too. Hike isn’t too bad, or you can take a cable car.

cugrz84

Jul 7, 8:51am

South Korea is so much fun

lemonademan

Jul 7, 8:40am

Outside of Seoul the national parks are cool if you like hiking. Hiking the main peak in Soraksan would take most of

Bert609

Jul 7, 8:51am

Thanks! All those are in Seoul it sounds, is 3 days in Seoul enough? Would you

BYUfan92

Jul 7, 8:54am

Yes! I did them both together. Very similar but each has unique things to see

lemonademan

Jul 7, 9:09am

I've been to South Korea but only really visited Seoul. South Korea is different

federer

Jul 7, 8:45am

Thanks - I’m going to be hitting you up once we get dates booked and run a few

BYUfan92

Jul 7, 8:56am

Shangpree Spa for your wife is worth arranging. The family will love the Bingsu shaved desserts..wear hanbok

CLCougar

Jul 7, 9:21am

Personally, I'd visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, take the USO tour to the DMZ, visit the Jogyesa Buddest Temple, definitely

ManicBlue

Jul 7, 11:21am

and forgot ... visit the Korean Folk Village too. The Seoul Temple would be very cool to visit too. 🙂

ManicBlue

Jul 7, 11:23am

Thumbs up on all the above, but two of the five are small trips outside Seoul, wasn't sure he was willing to do that.

CLCougar

Jul 7, 12:02pm

Both trips are easy to make though. The DMZ tour originates in Seoul and the Korean Folk Villiage is accessible by train

ManicBlue

Jul 7, 12:09pm

IIRC, for folk village you needed to take a bus or taxi to/from train station. We stayed till closing and had challenge

CLCougar

Jul 7, 12:34pm

Pretty cool place to visit though and it's not overly difficult to get to. Google maps says it's a 14 min walk from the

ManicBlue

Jul 7, 12:41pm

I love South Korea. Definitely spend several days and get out of Seoul.

Lifi

Jul 7, 1:25pm

Definitely visit South Korea, you can easily fill 4-5 days in Seoul

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