What to do in South Korea?

It depends on your taste: the royal palaces and hanok villages in Seoul, the food markets and beaches in Busan, the ancient sites in Gyeongju, the nature and island beaches of Jeju, and K-pop culture and shopping. On this page you can browse by category and by region, and add any place that catches your eye straight to your personal itinerary.

Every place has an "+ Add to trip" button. Tapping it saves the place to your places in the browser, with no sign-up. Later, on the "My trip" page, you can slot it into the right day of your trip.

Yes. Every place is picked one by one and checked before it enters the list, on reputation, real experience and a high rating. You can filter to show only places rated 4.5 and above, and a place that has a guide on the site links to it.

The tiles above the map are the filters. Pick one or more categories (for example "Palaces & history", "Temples", "Traditional villages" and "Nature, mountains & hikes") and a region. The map and the list below it update together and show exactly the same places, and tapping a category again clears it. Choosing a region zooms the map to it.

The map brings together hundreds of places picked one by one across Seoul, Busan, Jeju, Gyeongju, Around Seoul, Gangwon, Jeolla and Chungcheong. Each pin is marked by category and opens with a Google Maps link, and places that have a guide on the site also link to it.

Yes. The map works in your mobile browser with no app needed. You can expand it to full screen and mark where you are, and every pin opens with a direct Google Maps link, so you can start navigation to any place straight from your phone.

Definitely. Seeing every place on one map helps you understand distances and group nearby sights into the same day. Alongside the map, our trip planner builds a day-by-day schedule from the places we picked.