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Planning your first trip to Seoul? Here's a perfect 3-day itinerary to experience the best of Korea's capital city! **Day 1: Historic Seoul** - Morning: Gyeongbokgung Palace (rent a hanbok for free entry!) - Lunch: Try bibimbap at Tosokchon near the palace - Afternoon: Walk through Bukchon Hanok Village - Evening: Explore Insadong for traditional crafts and tea **Day 2: Modern Seoul** - Morning: Shop in Myeongdong (great for K-beauty products) - Lunch: Korean BBQ experience - Afternoon: Visit N Seoul Tower for panoramic views - Evening: Explore the trendy Hongdae area **Day 3: Local Experience** - Morning: Gwangjang Market for street food breakfast - Afternoon: Cross the Han River to Gangnam - Evening: Enjoy the Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain show **Pro Tips:** - Get a T-money card at the airport - Download Naver Map (better than Google Maps in Korea) - Try to learn basic Korean phrases Feel free to ask any questions in the comments!

Korean street food is absolutely amazing! Here are my top picks that you shouldn't miss: **1. Tteokbokki (떡볶이)** Spicy rice cakes in gochujang sauce. Find it at any street stall or market. **2. Hotteok (호떡)** Sweet pancakes filled with brown sugar, honey, and nuts. Perfect winter snack! **3. Gimbap (김밥)** Korean rice rolls - like sushi but with different fillings. Great for a quick meal. **4. Sundae (순대)** Korean blood sausage stuffed with noodles. Don't knock it till you try it! **5. Eomuk (어묵)** Fish cake on a stick served with warm broth. Comforting and delicious. **Best Places to Find Street Food:** - Gwangjang Market (Seoul) - Myeongdong (Seoul) - BIFF Square (Busan) What's your favorite Korean street food? Share in the comments!

The T-money card is essential for traveling in Korea. Here's everything you need to know! **What is T-money?** A rechargeable smart card for public transportation and small purchases. **Where to Buy:** - Convenience stores (GS25, CU, 7-Eleven, Emart24) - Subway station vending machines - Airport convenience stores - Cost: 2,500 ~ 4,000 KRW for the card itself **How to Recharge:** - Convenience stores (cash only) - Subway station machines (cash or card) - Minimum: 1,000 KRW **Where to Use:** ✅ Subway (all cities) ✅ City buses ✅ Taxis ✅ Convenience stores **Money-Saving Tips:** - Transfer discount: Free transfer within 30 minutes between bus and subway - 100 KRW discount per ride compared to single tickets Pro tip: The mobile T-money app works with Samsung Pay! Any questions about transportation in Korea? Ask below!

Korea can be expensive, but here are proven ways to travel on a budget! **Accommodation:** - Guesthouses and hostels: 15,000-30,000 KRW/night - Airbnb: Often cheaper for groups - Jjimjilbang (Korean spa): 10,000-15,000 KRW to sleep overnight **Food:** - Convenience store meals: 3,000-5,000 KRW - Kimbap restaurants: 2,500-4,000 KRW - University areas have cheap eats - Markets are cheaper than restaurants **Transportation:** - T-money card saves 100 KRW per ride - Walk when possible (Korea is very walkable) - KTX early bird tickets are cheaper **Free Activities:** - Palace entry is free in hanbok - Many museums have free admission days - Hiking trails are free **Budget Daily Costs:** - Backpacker: 50,000-70,000 KRW - Mid-range: 100,000-150,000 KRW - Comfortable: 200,000+ KRW What are your money-saving tips? Share below!

Everyone knows Haeundae Beach, but Busan has so much more to offer! Here are my favorite hidden spots: **1. Gamcheon Culture Village** Colorful hillside village with murals and art installations. Less crowded in the morning. **2. Haedong Yonggungsa Temple** Stunning seaside temple built on cliffs. Best at sunrise! **3. Taejongdae Park** Natural park with coastal cliffs and lighthouse. Take the Danubi train for easy exploration. **4. Huinnyeoul Culture Village** A quieter alternative to Gamcheon with beautiful coastal views. **5. Songdo Beach & Cable Car** Korea's first public beach with an amazing cable car ride over the ocean. **6. Beomeosa Temple** Mountain temple away from the tourist crowds. Peaceful and beautiful. **7. Jagalchi Fish Market** Early morning visit for fresh seafood and local atmosphere. **Local Food Recommendations:** - Milmyeon (cold wheat noodles) - Busan specialty - Dwaeji gukbap (pork soup with rice) - Fresh raw fish at Jagalchi What hidden gems have you discovered in Busan? Share your favorites!

韓国旅行で使える基本フレーズをまとめました！ **挨拶:** - アンニョンハセヨ (안녕하세요) - こんにちは - カムサハムニダ (감사합니다) - ありがとうございます **ショッピング:** - イゴ オルマエヨ? (이거 얼마예요?) - これはいくらですか？ - カード テェヨ? (카드 돼요?) - カード使えますか？ **レストラン:** - メニュパン ジュセヨ (메뉴판 주세요) - メニューください - マシッソヨ (맛있어요) - おいしいです 韓国語が少しでもできると、現地の人との交流が楽しくなりますよ！

来韩国旅行一定要下载这些APP！ **导航类:** - Naver Map - 比Google Maps更准确 - Kakao Map - 韩国本地人常用 **交通类:** - Kakao Metro - 地铁实时信息 - Kakao Taxi - 打车软件 **翻译类:** - Papago - 韩语翻译最准确 - Google Translate - 拍照翻译 **美食类:** - MangoPlate - 韩国版大众点评 - Yogiyo - 外卖软件 **购物类:** - Coupang - 韩国亚马逊 - SSG.COM - 新世界集团购物 **通讯类:** - KakaoTalk - 韩国微信，必备！ 有其他好用的APP推荐吗？欢迎留言分享！