2. Be a Kid Again at Play Hill (Wolmido Island)

Be a kid again at Play Hill. The amusement park features signature thrill rides Apollo Disco and the Viking.

Play Hill lies in Wolmido Island, a popular place near Seoul. Many cafes and seafood restaurants line the island's coast. They serve the freshest seafood in the country.

3. Travel Back in Time at Bulguksa Temple (Gyeongju)

When you enter the Bulguksa Temple, you will step into Korea's lavish olden days. You can imagine how emperors ruled in the past. You can also admire the fineness of classic art pieces.

The nostalgic temple is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. It is a home to at least seven national treasures.

4. Celebrate 365 Days of Christmas at the Herb Island

It is Christmas every day at Santa's Village located in Herb Island.

On the Island, visitors can take a walk along the abundant herbs field during summer, spring, and fall. 

5. Go Crazy for Your Idol in Star-Studded Kpop Music Shows

Kpop idols possess angelic voices, immense dancing prowess, and breathtaking charisma. The whole world is hooked to the beat of unique and edgy Kpop tracks that are diverse and undeniably well thought.

When you are in Hallyu country, grab the chance to attend a music show to experience the Kpop intensity.

6. Be Laid-back at Juwangsan National Park (North Gyeongsang Province)

The Juwangsan National Park will take you away from the world and into a soothing respite.

The haven is defined by rocky peaks, deep valleys and majestic waterfalls. It has a long hiking trail, which runs through the Sangui Parking Lot, Kaldeunggogae Ridge, Hurimegi, and a Waterfall.

7.  Be Renewed in Jimjil-bang Spa (Seoul)

Jimjil-bang Spa is a great place to relax the traditional Korean way. 

Jimjil means heating in Korean. Koreans believe that perspiring in hot rooms loosens the tensions and stress of the mind and body, Korea Tourism Organization reported.

While in the spa, visitors may order maekbanseok gyeran (stone-plate cooked eggs) or an ice sikhye (a traditional sweet Korean drink with floating rice).

The place also functions as a safe, clean, and affordable spot to stay overnight. It attracts many travelers who are on a tight budget.

8. Eat Deliciously Healthy

Traditional Korean food is made of diverse seasonal ingredients. The unique recipes require unconventional cooking techniques. Burying some kitchen ingredients in snow is a distinct Korean fermentation method.

Internationally famous Korean dishes include Korean Tuna Kimchi Stew, Dwaeji Bulgogi (Spicy Marinated Pork) and Shin Ramyeon (Shin Noodle).

9. Be Enlightened at the Confucian Academy

In living a meaningful life, the modern Korean society still adheres to the teachings of Confucius. Visit the academy and you can learn more abotu the teachings and lifestyles of those who adhere to Confucian ideals.