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Korea Travel Helper
Find everything you need before you land: weather windows, transport passes, SIM and payment options, neighborhood guides, and the cultural cues that make the trip effortless for foreigners visiting Korea.
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Visa check
K-ETA required for 90+ countries
Budget tip
Pre-load T-money for 10% transit savings
Everything foreigners need before the flight
Clear, structured guidance to help you search, decide, and prepare in advance.
Entry + documents
Visa/K-ETA, customs rules, arrival forms, and airport flow.
Connectivity
SIM vs eSIM, pocket Wi-Fi comparisons, and coverage tips.
Payments
Card compatibility, cash needs, and transit card setup.
Transport
Airport transfers, rail passes, and metro navigation.
Etiquette
Dining, tipping, public transport, and common mistakes.
Seasonal planning
Best months for blossoms, beaches, foliage, and snow.
Shape an itinerary that feels local
Mix culture, food, nature, and nightlife without the overwhelm.
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Pick a base city
Seoul for energy, Busan for coast, Jeju for nature.
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Match experiences
Street food, design districts, tea houses, or hiking trails.
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Balance travel time
Smart transfers and day trips with clear transit steps.
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Lock essentials
Lodging areas, passes, reservations, and backup plans.
Local insight, without the language barrier
Practical guidance created for travelers who want clarity and confidence.
Neighborhood picks
Hongdae, Seongsu, Ikseon-dong, Haeundae, Jeju City.
Food map
BBQ, late-night noodles, vegan-friendly cafes, markets.
Culture shortcuts
Tipping norms, queue etiquette, and quiet train rules.
Safety + support
Emergency numbers, translation help, and safe taxi tips.
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