The Korean Peninsula, divided just slightly north of the 38th parallel, is situated in North-East Asia. It is bordered by the Amnok River (Yalu River) to the northwest, separating Korea from China, and the Duman River (Tumen River) to the northeast separating Korea from both China and Russia. There are a number of famous islands surrounding the peninsula including Jejudo, Ulleungdo and Dokdo.
Korea is one of those countries that experience all four seasons. The country has wet monsoon/summer season in the middle of the year and a cold winter from November to March. The best time to go to Korea is between September and November when the weather is warm and sunny with clear blue skies. For great winter sports fun, Korea’s cold and dry winter are best as the country has countless ski resorts. No wonder during spring accommodation in Korea is scarcely available given the beauty of country which enhances during this weather. Cherry blossoms flourish all over during spring season. The capital city, Seoul has many attractions for its visitors. The city maintains its urbanism without letting go of its history and cultural orientation. The beautiful Han River parks, picturesque environment of Bukchon Hanok village, traditional Namdaemun market and ancient fortress of Bukaksan are some exciting places in Seoul.
Jeonju, the country’s cultural center is a great place to visit.excellent local food, particularly the famous mixed rice dish of bibimbap, four national parks and jeonju hanok village are some offerings of the place. The Suncheonman Bay is an illustration of remarkable biodiversity. Vast golden reed fields, extensive wildlife and spectacular landscape make the Bay impossible to resist.
This colorful and vibrant country offers a lot of shopping opportunities to its visitors be it the traditional markets or modern shopping malls. The mouth watering taste of Korean food shall make you crave for even more. So come to the world of joys and happiness!
