South Korea Tourism kick-off when it hosted the 1988 Summer Olympics Games in Seoul. Through the games, the whole world is watching South Korea and started to see the country’s hidden treasures—tourism resources.Among other various reasons for South Korea’s tourism ‘explosion’ is the recent year phenomenon known as the “Korean Wave” or ‘Hallyu.’Hallyu (or Hanryu) swept most of the Asian and other regions in the world attracting visitors, tourist, immigrants and investors to the country. This phenomenon is fundamentally driven by the popularity of South Korean films, soap opera, music (K-pop), food, and other cultural aspects.Generally, tourists and travelers to Korea flock to various places they like especially such attractions promoted through advertisements, social media, and tourism or travel sites including blogs.

South Korea has become one of the leading tourist destinations in the world in recent years. Rich in history, culture, and tasty cuisine, and with an intriguing mix of urban hotspots and idyllic countryside, South Korea has a wide variety of tourist attractions. From some of the world’s most gorgeous coastlines and natural reserves, incredible experiences of its traditions, an abundance of cherry trees, and centuries-old Buddhist temples, the cities here have it all. But, the question arises, where to begin? We have picked the six most popular cities of South Korea.

Since my PCS to Korea, I’ve traveled extensively throughout this amazing, mountainous country.

Filled with historic palaces, lively markets, and buzzing nightlife, Seoul is certainly a dynamic destination. But there’s more to the captivating country of South Korea than its compelling capital. From ancient burial grounds and wild national parks, to colorful Buddhist temples, and white sand beaches reminiscent of Hawaii, South Korea has a multitude of enchanting locales to fill your itinerary to the brim.

Instagrammable places in Seoul range from towering observatories atop unspoiled mountains to secret gardens, botanic parks and even quirky statutes in the heart of town. Seoul, with its eclectic culture, colourful city streets filled with murals and public street art, museums, architecture and cultural sites juxtaposed next to intricately-tended gardens and unspoiled wilderness, is a city of deep culture that's a hidden gem of the world's photogenic sites.

Despite its small size, Japan experiences almost every kind of weather you could imagine – from rainy typhoon seasons to snowy winters to hot humid summers. Whether you want to ski, hike, or explore the city, Japan has much to offer – and a perfect season for each of these activities.

It's also a country of contrasts, with tourist attractions ranging from ancient mountaintop Buddhist temples like Bulguksa to the ultra-modern skyscrapers of Seoul, like the Lotte World Tower.

Clinging to a hillside, Staithes features winding cobbled streets and cottages. Explore the local coastal trails along what’s otherwise known as the Dinosaur Coast where you might find a fossil!