South Korea – Where Fun Never Ends!

South Korea is rightly called a blessed country for it has all – marvellous palaces, majestic forts, ancient shrines, fascinating cultural villages, exotic beaches, etc that not only confers it an important place on the world map but also makes it a favourite tourist destination in the world.

Accommodation Options
The guests in South Korea have a variety of options such as hotels, budget hotels, bed and breakfast lodgings, youth hostels, guesthouses, etc to choose from for accommodation purposes. The rooms in some of the luxury hotels of South Korea are well appointed and generally include facilities such as running water, television with cable connection, internet access, telephone with direct dial, mini bar, etc. These hotels also boast of high-end multi-cuisine restaurants and bars.

History of South Korea
The country of Korea went through a couple of dynasties as one nation until its annexure by Japan in 1910. The country was divided into North and South Korea after it was occupied by the US and the Soviet forces in 1945, when the World War II came to an end. It was later established as a democracy in 1948. 

Popular Places and Attractions
Despite smaller in size as compared to its neighbours, South Korea surges ahead with its own vibrancy and charm. One can witness some great natural landmarks in South Korea such as the peaks of Baekdudaegan, more particularly Jiri-san and Seorak-san, exotic golden beaches such as Mallipo and Haeundae and the enthralling caves of Danyang and Samcheok.

A visit to South Korea is incomplete without a visit to the modern city of Seoul and its ancient capitals Buyeo and Gyeongiu. The ancient remains in Seoul comprising palaces, temples and plush green gardens are a source of major tourist attraction. People visiting this country fall in love with the rural Korean life the can be well experienced and cherished at the Korean Folk Village. The Korean National Park is another tourist attraction in the country that will surely take your heart away. Some major cities of South Korea include Busan, Andong, Suwon, Ulsan, etc.

Getting Around South Korea
The cheapest and safest way of getting around in South Korea is bus. Your travel guide may also recommend you to commute by train which, though frequent, forms an extensive network in the country.

Places of Entertainment
With South Korea becoming a popular tourist hub, a number and variety of entertainment options have sprung up in the country. Categories of entertainment options available in South Korea are art museums, movie theatres, nightclubs, golf courses, amusement parks, casinos, etc.

Currency
Won is the currency of South Korea which is available in both currency notes as well as coins. Check the latest news for currency exchange rates.

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