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Jeju is a small island off the southern coast of South Korea. It is a popular tourist destination for Koreans and is becoming more popular with foreign tourists as well. You get there easily from Seoul and most other big cities in Korea by plane. It is famous for many things including volcanic geology, hiking … Read more
Jinju is located at the far south of the Korean peninsula, near cities like Busan, Suncheon and Yeosu. It takes around 3 hours 30 mins from Seoul and about 2 hours from Jeonju by bus. It is most famous for the battles that took place here during the Imjin War. There is also a number … Read more
South Korea is full of cultural heritage sites, and is the home of many UNESCO sites. These world heritage sites are places of importance to. Cultural or. Natural heritage as defined by the UNESCO World Heritage Convention. In total South Korea has 14 world heritage sites, 13 of them have cultural importance and 1 has … Read more
Jeonju markets itself as the place to experience real Korea. Jeonju has many of the country’s highlights in one place making it a fantastic place to visit. There is plenty of historical and cultural sights, natural landscapes and excellent culinary delights. It is located about 2 hours south of Seoul and about 40 minutes east of Gunsan.
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Gunsan is a relatively small port town on the western coast of South Korea. Before the 1900s there was not much development there. It experienced rapid growth when the Japanese started to colonize Korea. They needed to develop another port to export all the rice and other produce coming from the Jeollabuk-do region. There is a lot of history to visit in this town especially from the Japanese colonial period. It is about 2 hours away from Seoul by bus, and 40 minutes from Jeonju.
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