Whether you’re a diehard foodie or a fan of history or you love getting into the outdoors and hiking, travel in South Korea can take whatever form you want it to. We’ve put together this collection of the best places to visit in South Korea to show you just how entertaining and varied this country can be. We’re sure you’ll add at least a few of these places to your bucketlist in no time.

Gyeongju

For a wonderful collection of historic South Korea attractions, head for the remarkable coastal city of Gyeongju. This ancient capital city of the Silla Kingdom is sometimes described as a museum without walls, which makes complete sense once you start heading from one major ancient attraction to the next.

Jeju Island

By far one of the most beautiful places in Korea is Jeju Island, a dramatic volcanic island in the Korea Strait. That Jeju Island was declared one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature should give you a sense of just how impressive this destination is.

Busan

One of the best cities in South Korea to visit is Busan, a port city that provides a nice contrast to many of the other popular city destinations. The main focus for many visitors to Busan is the city’s gorgeous beaches, with Haeundae Beach and Gwangalli Beach the two best known

Seoraksan National Park

To explore some of the best natural scenery in the country, travelers should make a beeline to Seoraksan National Park. Home to the nation’s third highest mountain peak, Daecheongbong, this national park is a must-see in South Korea. With impressive rocky ridges and lush flora, it’s a far cry from the urban spaces most travelers first experience upon arrival in the country.

Boseong Green Tea Fields

A great way to take a trip out to the Korean countryside is with a visit to the gorgeous tea fields of Boseong. Home to rolling fields of tea plantations, Boseong supplies around 40% of all the tea produced in Korea.

Upo Wetlands

People may identify South Korea mostly with its mountains, but the Upo Wetlands show that there’s much more to the country. This expansive natural habitat, covering 2.3 square kilometers (just under one square mile) of Changnyeong County, is the largest inland wetlands in Korea.

Pyeongchang

Famous for hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics, the county of Pyeongchang is a great destination if you want to explore Korea’s mountains. No matter the season, Pyeongchang has you covered with fun outdoor activities that make the most of this impressive landscape.

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