Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple are 2 sites under one UNESCO World Heritage Site in South Korea, and one of the most visited tourist attractions in the country.
Established in the 8th century during the United Silla Dynasty, …
All sorts of foreign travelers are choosing Korea as their holiday destination and it’s no wonder why. South Korea has something for everyone: tech enthusiasts will be amazed by the way Korean cities seamlessly blend tradition and modernity while …
Plans to introduce a new South Korea electronic travel authorization (ETA) for international travelers have taken a leap forward. A revision of the Korean Immigration Law was passed at the start of 2020, which will enable the introduction of the …
One of the most unique places in the world, the border that splits the Korean peninsula and its surroundings (the Demilitarized Zone or DMZ) attract hundreds of thousands every year. It’s a no-man area that was created in 1953 as …
When you apply for a visa for Korea it is necessary to provide a passport photo which meets all the requirements. If a photo fails to meet all the specifications it can cause an unnecessary delay in the visa application …
Foreign nationals granted a South Korean Visa who wish to extend their stay beyond the expiration date on their current visa may apply for an extension. Extensions may be granted on a case by case basis with certain exceptions. …
Foreign nationals traveling to South Korea are all required to carry a passport valid for 6 months beyond the length of their stay. A Korean visa issued by the Korean embassy or consular offices from a tourist’s country of origin …
The wide variety of delicious local cuisine on offer in South Korea is a great reason to visit the country. Typical Korean meals are largely based around rice, vegetables, and meat served alongside a number of banchan (side dishes), but …
If you are planning a trip to Busan, there are lots of things you need to know. The best time of year to go, the visa required for travel to Busan, and the cost of getting there are all vital …
If you’re visiting South Korea, make sure to travel to Pyeongchang —a quiet mountainous region about 180 km, roughly 110 miles, from Seoul. Pyeongchang is home to breathtaking Buddhist temples and world-class skiing resorts.
Nestled in the Taebaek …
