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Lotte World: biggest indoor amusement park in the world
I would definitely recommend setting aside at least half a day (if you’re not very keen on taking rides) to visit Lotte World.
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Jeonju Hanok Village: what to do in the International Slow City
Although hanok villages are a must-visit in Korea, there is no lack of villages in Seoul itself. However, every city’s village has its own special story, and Jeonju Hanok Village is no exception. It’s also been designated as an International Slow City in 2010 ‘in recognition of its relaxed pace of life where traditional culture and nature blend…
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Wolmido Island: what to do on fun island off Incheon
I really liked Wolmido because it was a refreshing change from Seoul. In fact, one of my favourite memories of Incheon is this island!
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Petite France: pretty Gyeonggi village for K-drama fans
If you’ve watched K-dramas such as My Love From The Star, Personal Taste, Secret Garden, and Beethoven Virus, Petite France would not be unfamiliar. In fact, we had intentionally included this in the itinerary as we wanted to visit the filming site! We booked a Klook trip that brought us from Alpaca World to Nami…
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Gwangjang Market: what to eat & buy!
Gwangjang Market was made famous internationally by Running Man, but it really took off when it was featured in Netflix’s Street Food. Many locals do come here to eat a piping hot bowl of comforting kalguksu (handmade noodles), so if you want to see a gathering of the most authentic and delicious Korean cuisine, Gwangjang…
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![[CLOSED] Gyeonggi English Village Paju Camp](https://tofuvtravels.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/photo_2017-10-15_23-41-13.jpg)
[CLOSED] Gyeonggi English Village Paju Camp
From what I understand, this once-popular English camp has been shut down due to waning interest and lack of funds.
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COEX Aquarium: large aquarium in Seoul shopping mall
COEX Aquarium is a place I would strongly recommend if you have kids, enjoy looking at animals, or just have a leisurely afternoon to spend.
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Lucky China (幸運大飯店): Chinese Food in Incheon
I headed to Incheon’s Chinatown again, just because I really wanted to eat some great jjajangmyeon. However, instead of heading to Cheonghwawon (中華范) , we decided to try another restaurant. There are a few really famous ones in Chinatown with super long queues because of its reputation and long heritage, but we honestly were not keen on…
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The National Museum of Korea: free admission for all!
Occasionally, there may be planned exhibitions that require paid admission, but the rest of the National Museum is indeed free!