I want to know places of tourist interest in S/Korea, life style and climate of the country. Beliefs and dogmas.
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South Korea / GUIDES & TIPS
15 Reasons Why You Should Visit South Korea at Least Once in Your Lifetime

Linda Dunsmore
Updated: 30 May 2017
While South Korea might not yet be the number one travel destination for many around the world, there are plentiful reasons why you should visit the country of the morning calm on your next vacation. From history to culture and food to religion, take a look at our guide to the top 15 reasons why you should visit at least once in your lifetime.
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Pulsating culture
Due to their long history, South Koreans have a variety of traditions they have kept alive throughout centuries. Still today, you can watch traditional Korean dance and music performances, while people love to dress in traditional clothes (hanbok) – you can rent it to wear around Seoul and Jeonju, for example. Even in modern Seoul, you can still find traditional hanok house neighborhoods with lovely teahousesthat have been in existence for decades. This mix of old and new is truly fun to

Duryu Park | © Chris Anderson/Flickr
South Korea / GUIDES & TIPS
15 Reasons Why You Should Visit South Korea at Least Once in Your Lifetime

Linda Dunsmore
Updated: 30 May 2017
While South Korea might not yet be the number one travel destination for many around the world, there are plentiful reasons why you should visit the country of the morning calm on your next vacation. From history to culture and food to religion, take a look at our guide to the top 15 reasons why you should visit at least once in your lifetime.
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Pulsating culture
Due to their long history, South Koreans have a variety of traditions they have kept alive throughout centuries. Still today, you can watch traditional Korean dance and music performances, while people love to dress in traditional clothes (hanbok) – you can rent it to wear around Seoul and Jeonju, for example. Even in modern Seoul, you can still find traditional hanok house neighborhoods with lovely teahousesthat have been in existence for decades. This mix of old and new is truly fun to
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