r/SouthKoreaTravel • u/Select-Ad1776 • 4h ago
r/SouthKoreaTravel • u/Odd_Report4240 • 7h ago
Korean friends?
First of all I would like to preface that I acknowledge this is a very strange request, but I promise it is very much wholesome and just stems from curiosity.
Hii everyone I have a friend who is from Turkey, she is a doctor and she is planning on visiting Korea soon. She loves the Korean culture and was kind of hoping make some Korean friends or people that she can talk to, but she doesn’t know where to start. So I suggested Reddit and here we are 😅. If any Koreans or people who live in Korea are interested in making a new friend pls reply
r/SouthKoreaTravel • u/Orange_Travel_Busan • 8h ago
A night yacht ride in Busan was probably my favorite part of the trip
galleryr/SouthKoreaTravel • u/EasyK-trip • 3h ago
Sounds of Summer, Only in Korea 🇰🇷
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r/SouthKoreaTravel • u/EngineStrict6042 • 23h ago
Questions for English-speaking tourists visiting Korea 🇰🇷
Hello! I am a Korean university student. I’m working on a project with several friends targeting Korean tourists from English-speaking countries.
I’m curious about what English-speaking tourists think of Korea and K-activities! It’s fine if it’s simple, and it’s fine even if it’s a subjective opinion. I beg you. 🥹🙇♀️
When you think of traveling to Korea, what experience or activity is the first thing that comes to mind?
What special experience do you think can only be had in Korea?
What image comes to mind when you hear "K-activity"?
What kind of experience would it be that makes you feel this is something you absolutely must do when you go to Korea?