5-Day Winter Korea Travel Guide

Winter Sonata, Korea! Let me take you on a 5-day tour of Korea's ice and snow, with lots of surprises! From food and attractions to local specialties, we've got it all! Are you ready to take on the cold and beautiful winter trip to Korea? -- 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: Ikseon-dong Hanok Village - Namsan Park - N Seoul Tower We will first visit Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, then take a walk in Namsan Park, and finally climb N Seoul Tower to see the panoramic view of Seoul. Day 2: Gyeongbokgung Palace - Blue House - Bukchon Hanok Village - Tongin Market The itinerary is full of Korean history and culture, from Gyeongbokgung Palace to the Blue House, to the ancient architecture of Bukchon Hanok Village and the bustling Tongin Market💖. Day 3: Myeongdong Spend the whole day shopping in Myeongdong to satisfy your potential shopping desires and enjoy the collision of culture and food😋. Day 4: Udo Island - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seopjikoji - Seongeup Folk Village - Hallasan National Park See five places in one day, and your eyes and soul will be satisfied, from the tranquility of Udo Island to the splendor of Seongsan Ilchulbong, to the history of Seongeup Folk Village, your suitcase will be full😊. Day 5: Jeju Teddy Bear Museum On the last day of your trip, visit the Jeju Teddy Bear Museum and get up close and personal with the cute teddy bears, leaving you with the last beautiful memory🐻. -- 👜Travel Essentials: Korea Trip 📱1. You must bring a global roaming SIM card, otherwise you won't be able to use your phone. Also, many places in Korea offer free Wi-Fi, so remember to set your phone to connect automatically. ⚙️2. Korea uses a two-pin round plug, so you may need a plug adapter. Also, don't forget to bring a charger and portable power bank to keep your electronics charged during your trip. 📝3. Since you need a visa, you must prepare your passport and visa before you leave. Keep these two important items in a safe and visible place, preferably in a multi-layer waterproof bag to prevent moisture. 🧥4. January in Korea is very cold, especially at night, so it is recommended to bring some warm clothes, such as wool sweaters, thick coats, scarves, hats, and gloves. 💊5. The trip may be interrupted by physical discomfort, so it is necessary to bring some common medicines, such as painkillers, cold medicine, band-aids, and some special medicines for personal use. 📷6. Everyone loves to capture and share the beautiful moments of their trip, so a camera is a must. Whether it's a camera, phone, or GoPro, don't forget to charge them and prepare a memory card. -- Korea trip, food, shopping, and scenery, all in one, enjoy your trip!✈️🥳