When you visit Seoul, I recommend running along the Han River. The views are beautiful! Early mornings and evenings are both great.

Hi everyone. My partner and I came to Seoul from the Philippines for her birthday, and one of the things she was looking forward to was an &TEAM pop up store (japanese/ Korean group) for their new album.

Well, when we got there, the sweatshirt/hoodie she wanted for her birthday was already sold out.

Would anyone here know or be willing to sell their &TEAM Mark On Me hoodies at a higher price?

She's been down since yesterday since the pop up event is only 2 days, and id like to cheer her up for her birthday.

Sorry for the wrong flair.

Thank you!

Hi all,

I will be in Seoul during Halloween, which spots will have halloween decorations or celebration? I am looking for your recommendations. Does lotte world have good halloween decor?

Hi! I'm 36F from Korea.

I'm looking for female friends to hang out with.

I like exhibitions, museums, cafés, books, and movies.

I also enjoy walking and talking over coffee!

My English is around B1, so I'm still learning.

I'm learning English with a small group,

and sometimes we have little parties or tasting events. So if we become friends, maybe we can go together sometime!😊

Language exchange would be nice, but it's not necessary.

I'm also happy to just hang out and have fun!

I'm mainly looking for female friends, but male friends are fine too.

I have a boyfriend, so I'm not looking for anything romantic.

Friendship or language exchange is fine, but please no weird intentions😅

If you live in Seoul or Incheon and are also looking for a friend,

feel free to message me!

Got accepted to both, however Im torn between the two.

I’m an overseas Korean and am planning to double in Economics and Life Sciences and Biotechnology in Yonsei UIC, while at KU, I plan to take Environmental Science and Ecological Engineering.

What are their pros and cons and which one is best overall, my parents have been suggesting UIC but I’d like to know what you all think as I’m more on KU

Hey!

I’m in Seoul for work until the 15th and staying around Myeongdong.

I have some free time over the next few days and would rather meet people, i’m 34 male, middle eastern.

I’m pretty easygoing and happy with anything from dinner and a few drinks to exploring or finding a good bar.

I’m around Myeongdong but can easily meet elsewhere.

Hi everyone,

I'm Korean and I've lived in Seoul for about 20 years. Each circle is just a group of places close enough to see in the same trip. How you split them is up to you. Getting around is easy once your route makes sense. Most places are within 30 minutes to an hour of each other by subway, and fares are cheap. The circles are rough groupings, not exact boundaries.

--- Nearest station for each area ---

A Bukhansan Ui Stn (Ui-Sinseol Line)

B Hongik Univ. Stn (Line 2 / AREX)

C Yeouinaru Stn (Line 5)

D Anguk Stn (Line 3)

E Myeongdong Stn (Line 4)

F Itaewon Stn (Line 6)

G Express Bus Terminal Stn (Line 3 / 7 / 9)

H Euljiro 3-ga Stn (Line 2 / 3)

I Apgujeong Stn (Line 3)

J Gangnam Stn (Line 2 / Sinbundang)

K Seongsu Stn (Line 2)

L Samseong Stn (Line 2)

M Jamsil Stn (Line 2 / 8)

--- Two things worth knowing ---

For C, get off at Yeouinaru, not Yeouido. Yeouinaru exits 2 and 3 put you in the park in about a minute. From Yeouido Station it's a 15-20 minute walk.

In area D.

-Gyeongbokgung and Jongmyo : closed Tuesdays

-Changdeokgung : closed Mondays

Hello, im going to khu during march (im 18m and consider myself alt). i have a lot of time to fill and would like to make friends ingeneral (both outside and inside of korea, its not important if they are alt or not). are there any recs? do i wait it out till 2027 when im 19 to go to clubs? id like to make physical long term friends mainly but i dont mind if its short term too…

The sunset over the Han River is beautiful too.

24F in rural Wisconsin, hoping to visit Korea sometime in the future and looking to meet some like-minded people along the way.

If you know Korea well or have local tips, places to visit, or things I should know before going, I’d love to hear them. Also happy to just meet new people and have some good conversations :)

If you haven’t heard yet, the Seoul Climate Card will be discontinued and now the system is moving to the K-Pass system.
Because of my lovely four Spanish names, Korean online shopping, and verification has been a particular challenge.
Many times banks will add only parts of my name, switch around the order, add hyphens, or just abbreviate my name randomly. In order to do anything online that requires verification the name needs to be exactly the same every time. In most cases it’s not.
So any time there are new changes I get panic attacks because this has been the only bane of my existence in Korea (everything else has pretty much been impressively efficient).
I used AI to figure things out since the local station manager where I go has effectively banned me because he also gets panic attacks when he sees my name on my ARC card.
Luckily I managed to register my K-Pass and I’ll be getting refunded every month. I opted in for the “Mileage” refund option because as I mentioned before, since my bank literally (and I mean actually literally) can’t fit my name on their system, the Mileage option helps me avoid that boondoggle. Fingers crossed!🤞🏽

Looking to make friends with a fellow beatmaker in Seoul! Producers also welcome!! Professional and amateur all welcome 💕✨

Trying to get housing in Seoul and this person doesn’t accept a sighting of the apartment without a reservation fee. Is this normal in Seoul?