From a tourist’s perspective, South Korea offers a myriad of experiences which are spread across its many popular cities. The following list will talk about the best offerings of this historic country.

• Seoul: The capital Seoul, is the largest and most populated city in the country. It is a busy metropolis that perfectly balances modernity and tradition. You can explore historic locations like Changdeokgung and Gyeongbokgung which will teach you a lot about Korean traditions and cultures. Alternatively, you can also wander about in modern neighbourhoods like Myeongdong and Insadong and partake.
• Busan: South Korea’s second-largest city, Busan is known for its amazing and beautiful beaches which include the Gwangalli and Haeundae. You can explore its historic and iconic locations like the Gamcheon Cultural Village and have the freshest and most unique seafood at the Jagalchi Fish Market. Also, you have an amazing option to relax in the hot springs of Haeundae and indulge in annual international film festivals.
• Incheon : Incheon’s popularity is attributed to its international airport and the many historical sites located within the city limits. The city also has a tiny Chinatown neighbourhood which tourists love to explore. You can also take a short ferry ride and visit Muuido Island.
• Jeju City : Situated on Jeju Island, this is a nature lover’s paradise. It also houses South Korea’s highest peak in the Hallasan. Going down low, you can also find the breathtaking Seongsan Ilchulbong Crater. The island's exclusive offerings include lava caves, pristine beaches, and many other stunning landscapes. .
• Gyeongju : This city is often referred to as the ‘museum without walls’ owing to the rich history it preserves and holds within its limits. It was the capital of the Silla Kingdom and has many UNESCO World Heritage Sites for tourists from around the globe. The most popular options include the Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple. .
• Daejeon : Daejeon is the ‘Silicon Valley’ of South Korea owing to the many tech companies that are set up in the area. There are also many research institutions which are making great discoveries for the future.
• Andong: This unique city prides itself on preserving Confucian ways and it is also highly respected for the same reason. Tourists can visit the Hahoe Folk Village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site here. You can enjoy traditional events like mask dances in this region as well.
• Suwon: Home to the Hwaseong Fortress, another UNESCO World Heritage Site and situated right outside the bustling metropolis of Seoul, Suwon showcases the great cultural heritage and adherence to its roots.
• Ulsan: Ulsan is an industrial city which emphasises more on eco-tourism. It is popular for its coastal landscapes, sunrise spots and unique rock formations. It is also home to Hyundai’s largest car manufacturing plant in the world.