Tuesday, 15 December 2015

Top 8 Things You Should Do In Seoul

Discover Incredible Ranges of Korean Exclusivity in Seoul

The Land of Morning Calm, Korean Peninsula, an enticing, unexplored, East Asian slice is a country with misty archipelagos, rice paddies of emerald greenish suburbs and a pine-clad of mountain ranges. Well, the 5000 year old history has made Korea, one of the miraculous, dazzling lands with amazing traditions and customs that a visitor can get absolute joy to dive into its highly distinctive culture. 

Planned for a tour in Korea and got some extra time to visit Seoul? Here’s what to do in Seoul! 

Gwanghwamun

Many visitors love to start their Korean visit from Gwanghwamun, the southern gate of the South Korean Palace. Being well-known as the largest wooden structure throughout the country, the exclusive two-level construction is just incredibly graceful! However, three stunning tourist destinations are located within a short distance from the small subway station of Gwanghwamun, spectacular views of the palace, the Cheonggyecheon stream and the wisest korean king, King Sejong Statue.

Korean Galbi

When it comes to grill foods, Koreans are the best people who love to represent their authentic dishes in a unique way! When visiting Seoul, you should forget to taste Galbi (It’s nothing but the juicy beef cuts)! One interesting thing is that the Koreans have their own way to eat Galbi, i.e. by smoking the Galbi perfectly.

On your upcoming visit in Seoul, you must come to Maple Tree for sure! They have friendly and knowledgeable staffs to assist you throughout! And even their other two branches are in Gangbuk and gangnam. 

Glam

Nightlife is one of the topmost attractions that will make you fall in love with Seoul the most! When travelling Seoul, you should visit Glam that is more lounge than club. Currently, Glam is considered as one of the hottest nightlife spots in South Korea. 

During your visit here, you will fight for some free air space as the massive crowds always partying here in every night! 

Doosan Tower

Doota, stands out as an abbreviation of Doosan Tower has come into the sight as the most stylish, non-branded boutique-studded shopping mall in the Korean Province. Both men and women can get here reasonably priced, fashionable clothes and accessories. One more thing is that during night, the tower is even brighter than the daytime. So the area remains open particularly in night and even the small hours of the morning.

Bongeunsa

This is a divine temple based in Gangnam and even an exclusively serene tourist spot in the middle of the city. The serene beauty of this spot offers splendid views of the ancient city with incredible modern skyline. 

Vatos Urban Tacos

Vatos in Seoul!! Well, Vatos will turn surprise into a delight for the foreigners who make their visit here! Hence, they love to wait around two to three hours on weekends! It’s highly recommended to try out Kimchji Carnitas Fries and Shrimp Tacos here.


Insadong

Insadong, a traditional district in korea has been through a lot of major changes. Currently, this spot has stood out as the top tourist spot with a new style of galleries and contemporary tea shops.
In fact, the delicious teas and handcrafted accessories can definitely make your day during a tour in South Korea.


Korea Furniture Museum

Guys, it seems like a kind of place where your grandparents will find it boring! But have patience to hear some of the insider’s secrets. Moreover, the Korea Furniture Museum accommodates over 2,000 ancient furniture pieces and ten hanok (Traditional Korean Houses).


However, this museum is considered as one of the most beautiful architectural sites to discover in Seoul and one of first places around the world where the designers love to visit while hitting the city!
Want to know more secrets on Seoul? Book a tour itinerary to visit Seoul with Kim’s Travel and discover the ultimate uniqueness of the Korean Province!
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Friday, 4 December 2015

Discover Incredible Ranges of Korean Exclusivity in Seoul


The Land of Morning Calm, Korean Peninsula, an enticing, unexplored, East Asian slice is a country with misty archipelagos, rice paddies of emerald greenish suburbs and a pine-clad of mountain ranges. Well, the 5000 year old history has made Korea, one of the miraculous, dazzling lands with amazing traditions and customs that a visitor can get absolute joy to dive into its highly distinctive culture. 

Planned for a tour in Korea and got some extra time to visit Seoul? Here’s what to do in Seoul!
Gwanghwamun

Many visitors love to start their Korean visit from Gwanghwamun, the southern gate of the South Korean Palace. Being well-known as the largest wooden structure throughout the country, the exclusive two-level construction is just incredibly graceful! However, three stunning tourist destinations are located within a short distance from the small subway station of Gwanghwamun, spectacular views of the palace, the Cheonggyecheon stream and the wisest korean king, King Sejong Statue. 



Korean Galbi

When it comes to grill foods, Koreans are the best people who love to represent their authentic dishes in a unique way! When visiting Seoul, you should forget to taste Galbi (It’s nothing but the juicy beef cuts)! One interesting thing is that the Koreans have their own way to eat Galbi, i.e. by smoking the Galbi perfectly.

On your upcoming visit in Seoul, you must come to Maple Tree for sure! They have friendly and knowledgeable staffs to assist you throughout! And even their other two branches are in Gangbuk and gangnam. 

Glam

Nightlife is one of the topmost attractions that will make you fall in love with Seoul the most! When travelling Seoul, you should visit Glam that is more lounge than club. Currently, Glam is considered as one of the hottest nightlife spots in South Korea. 

During your visit here, you will fight for some free air space as the massive crowds always partying here in every night! 

Doosan Tower

Doota, stands out as an abbreviation of Doosan Tower has come into the sight as the most stylish, non-branded boutique-studded shopping mall in the Korean Province. Both men and women can get here reasonably priced, fashionable clothes and accessories. One more thing is that during night, the tower is even brighter than the daytime. So the area remains open particularly in night and even the small hours of the morning. 

Bongeunsa

This is a divine temple based in Gangnam and even an exclusively serene tourist spot in the middle of the city. The serene beauty of this spot offers splendid views of the ancient city with incredible modern skyline. 

Vatos Urban Tacos

Vatos in Seoul!! Well, Vatos will turn surprise into a delight for the foreigners who make their visit here! Hence, they love to wait around two to three hours on weekends! It’s highly recommended to try out Kimchji Carnitas Fries and Shrimp Tacos here. 

Insadong

Insadong, a traditional district in korea has been through a lot of major changes. Currently, this spot has stood out as the top tourist spot with a new style of galleries and contemporary tea shops.
In fact, the delicious teas and handcrafted accessories can definitely make your day during a tour in South Korea. 



Korea Furniture Museum

Guys, it seems like a kind of place where your grandparents will find it boring! But have patience to hear some of the insider’s secrets. Moreover, the Korea Furniture Museum accommodates over 2,000 ancient furniture pieces and ten hanok (Traditional Korean Houses).

However, this museum is considered as one of the most beautiful architectural sites to discover in Seoul and one of first places around the world where the designers love to visit while hitting the city!
Want to know more secrets on Seoul? Book a tour itinerary to visit Seoul with Kim’s Travel and discover the ultimate uniqueness of the Korean Province!