Things to do in Seoul

In the height of summer, Seoul Tower is more tiring with its uphill climb, but less of a hassle waiting for the cable car. It's a must-see attraction for first-time visitors. You can choose whether or not to go up the tower at your own expense; it's similar to the Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai. The all-glass bathrooms inside the tower are a major highlight! 😂

It's a very nice place, and I like that Koreans preserve their history, preserve their houses, and live in them. I recommend not lingering on the main street, but rather, going deeper into the area where you'll find museums and more unique, less touristy places you can stop in and stroll around. But be polite and don't make noise, because that's where people live.

Reasons to Recommend:1. Lively street throughout the night2. Shops are open till 12am which makes it convenient for people to shop for skincare, cosmetics, food3. Bus stop and subway stations are everywhere

Insadong (Insa-dong) is one of Seoul’s most famous cultural districts, known for its traditional tea houses, antique shops, art galleries, and vibrant street life. It’s a must-visit for travelers seeking authentic Korean heritage and crafts

Surganya makanan camilan dan lokasi juga dekat daerah dongdaemun.. sebenarnya terlalu ramai dan touristy banget, dan harganya walaupun pasar tapi tidak murah, namun sangat tetap harus ke sini terutama kalo kamu first timer ke korea

One of the best museums of the world! The way they have meticulously organized the artifacts and lighting, everything is perfect. I really enjoyed this experience.

We went here in the afternoon and went back in the evening. It really lit up at night. I would recommend visiting at night. Many restaurants that are authentic with Korean BBQ. Such a vibrant atmosphere.

Beautiful and definitely worth seeing if you are already visiting COEX or Gangnam. The huge bookshelves and open space are genuinely impressive in person, and entrance is completely free. 📚✨However, I wouldn’t come across Seoul just for the library. It gets very crowded, with many visitors mainly taking photos, so it doesn’t really feel like a quiet traditional library. Finding a seat can also be difficult during busy hours.Still, it’s a unique place to walk around, take photos, browse some books or magazines, have a coffee, or simply take a break while shopping. I especially liked that it feels like a public cultural space rather than just another attraction inside a mall. Worth a stop, but keep your expectations realistic!

this place is beautiful located in the heart of Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul City Wall, Sparex Spa and Naksan Park. I recommended to visit if you go to seoul

Itaewon is one of the most international neighborhoods in Seoul, famous for its multiculturalism and rich nightlife. It is home to restaurants, bars and independent shops from all over the world, whether you want to taste exotic cuisine or find unique niche products. Itaewon is even more lively at night, with all kinds of music, lights and crowds, especially suitable for tourists who like partying and socializing. However, since the epidemic and accidents, the flow of tourists here has decreased, and some businesses have also transformed or closed, but the overall atmosphere is still full of vitality. If you like to explore the exotic customs in the city, Itaewon is an experience that cannot be missed.