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Travel guide to Seoul, South Korea.

Seoul, formerly known as Hanseong, is located in the Han River basin in the northwest of South Korea, in the middle of the Korean Peninsula, is the capital of South Korea and the largest city in South Korea, as well as the political, economic, scientific and technological, and cultural center of South Korea, where nearly half of South Korea's population lives.

Seoul has a temperate monsoon climate, with an average annual temperature, four distinct seasons, and beautiful scenery that is suitable for tourism, especially in autumn. It is a city that blends modernity and tradition, with a beautiful urban environment, and the first impression of Seoul is that it is clean and tidyThe Han River flows slowly through the middle of the city, like a jade belt;The old royal palace still retains the opulent scene of the time built under the influence of Chinese culture, and the traditional Korean tiled houses are interspersed with high-rise buildings. Walking through the streets of Seoul, you can fully feel the charm of Seoul as a cosmopolitan city by watching the crowds rushing by, the endless flow of traffic, the rows of high-rise buildings, the ancient palaces, the beautiful blue Han River, the majestic Namsan Mountain, and the bustling and clean shopping streets.

Bounded by the Han River, Seoul is divided into north and south, with Seoul in the north being the historical and cultural center of South Korea and Seoul in the south having a relatively strong business atmosphere. The main sightseeing spots in the city are the five ancient palaces and Jongmyo temples in Korea, as well as the Seoul World Cup Stadium, 63 Building, Hangang River, Namsan Mountain, Bukhansan National Park, Daehakro, Insadong, etcFamous shopping malls include Itaewon, Myeongdong, Namdaemun, Dongdaemun, etc. Attractions such as amusement parks, Everland, Caribbean Bay, Korean Folk Village, Suwon Hwaseong Fortress, and Namhansan Fortress are also worth seeing.

The best time to visit Seoul is about three days. The price level in Seoul is roughly the same as that in Beijing and Shanghai, and daily consumables are slightly more expensive, but the makeup and skin care products that girls like are much cheaper than in China. If you don't go on a shopping spree in Seoul, it's about 5,000 RMB.

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I've been to Seoul, I feel like there is some meaning in Myeongdong if you bring a girlfriend you can sweep the goods, I don't know if you are with a group or independent travel, if you travel freely, go around more, there is not much English spoken there, you can use a translator on your mobile phone or something, and the Korean you learn while traveling is also good.

Be sure to know **app, software that can translate Chinese and Korean, feel that the translation is not missing pairs, it is best to use Chinese input, voice ** translation is poor. There is also a map of Seoul, which is convenient for finding attractions.

D1: Arrive in Seoul.

Myeongdong-Seoul Tower (see the night view).

D2: Nami Island - Chuncheon - Daehakro-Dongdaemun.

D3: Ewha Womans University - Sinchon - Hongik University - Nata Show - Lotte World D4: Gwanghwamun Gate - Gyeongbokgung Palace - Cheongwadae - Samcheongdong - Bukchon - Insadong - Sinsa Boulevard - Apgujeong Roño Street.

d5: Return to China.

In Seoul, tourism advocates a unique Korean independent tour, and in addition to regular sightseeing tours, tourists can also participate in Seoul-specific festivals, and the participation of tourists is very high every year, and the reputation is very good.

Go to the travel agency and ask which attractions to go to, and then go to the travel website to have a look.

In addition to some classic sightseeing spots, you can also check out Seoul's interesting festivals when you have time, such as the "Lotte World Christmas Festival", which doesn't end until December 27, like a huge playground.

Walk semi-freely. You can ask me for details.

Many people are worried about the problem of language and language, but I would like to mention that there are many people or empty Myeongdong, where cosmetics, clothes, and shoes are available, and there are Chinese salespeople or Korean salespeople who can speak Chinese in the store, so there is no need to worry about talking nonsense.

Lotte Duty Free, Gyeongbokgung Palace, Gwanghwamun Gate, Insadong, Bukchon Hanok, Samcheong-dong, Dongdaemun. Arrange a route for the landlord, and the landlord of the province will go to the troublesome plan.

Ewha Cave Mural Village - Hongik University - Hongdae Shopping Street - Hongdae Former Free Market - Ewha Womans University - Lotte Department Store - Lotte Duty Free Shop. This route is mainly based on shopping, and it is perfect for girls who like shopping. Empty header.