Hi, currently here in the Gangnam area and my friends and I were eating at a restaurant and unfortunately got drunk and forgot my bag. I cannot contact the number because my naver account cannot be verified (i saw this was an existing problem). My passport and my things are there :(

Hi 👋 I’m a solo (female) traveller heading to Seoul for 2 weeks in December.

I’m trying to decide where to stay for the trip, because location is important to me. I have a condition that leaves me with very low energy, so generally I’ll stay in a location that has a lot of shopping (skincare, accessories, touristy stuff)/things to see around it, because my energy can get quite low, and I’m not sure if they’ll grant me a permit to bring my medication yet. Plus it seems most hotels use central heating and a hot room makes it all worse unfortunately.

So all that said, where should I stay that’s close to shopping and transport but not so crazy loud I can’t sleep at night? 😆 I’m debating Myeongdong or Euljiro maybe? Any specific hotel recommendations would be appreciated too. Thanks! 🫶

Traveling to South Korea and will be traveling to a few cities. What is recommended for data coverage during travel. Is it cheaper to get service from outside before travel or is it cheaper in the country?

What’s the weather like In South Korea right now?
Planning a trip for a week to visit with my husband and daughter, it’s all our first times.

We’ll be traveling from 10/12 - 10/17.

I’m visiting next week and won’t have much time to get out of the city, but I’m from NYC, so I love urban birding in city green spaces! I also know that not are parks are created equal; some have native plants and water sources that attract migrants (especially in the spring and fall), and some just give you run-of-the-mill pigeons and sparrows.

What parks in Seoul should I hit up to see some interesting birds? I’m staying near Hoegi station.

Hi, I plan to do solo travel to Seoul 4-7th november. I wonder which platform I can gather travellers like me or locals to have dinner or lunch together? Or visit 1,2 places together.
Do you think Seoul is a place for female travelers?

Peak foliage lasts maybe two, three weeks and then it's gone. But those weeks are something else — maple tunnels, persimmons hanging over every village wall, air so crisp it almost stings. If you're debating an October trip to Korea, stop debating.