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Seoul quickly became my favorite city! There are so many things to do, from visiting the palaces to sipping coffee in the prettiest cafes I’ve ever seen, stroll around the parks or hike the mountains for wow views! I did months of research and created this guide with 100+ locations for myself to explore Seoul and now I’m sharing it with you! 😍 This Map guide includes: ‌-Best places to see ( palaces, villages, buildings, libraries, museums, temples and gates, parks and hikes, cherry blossom spots & more) -Where to eat ( places I tried myself, cafes & street food markets) ‌-Shopping areas The best part? When you tap into each location you will find a Naver map link (google maps doesn’t work in Korea, so you will need to download Naver Map but most of the locations are in Korean) so you can easily get directions. I did all the hard work and searched for the locations on Naver Map, so you don’t have to. You will also find a travel guide with some useful informations at the end of the guide. EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE🤯 This Map guide DOESN’T cover: -nightlife -stays NB. This is NOT a PDF but an interactive guide, don’t forget to download Thatch free app to get easier access. Any question? DM me on Instagram or send an email at wilbertandspace@gmail.com

Discover the dynamic charm of Seoul with our comprehensive travel guide. Immerse yourself in the bustling streets, ancient palaces, modern architecture, and mouthwatering cuisine of South Korea's capital. Uncover hidden gems, navigate the city's efficient transportation system, and delve into the rich cultural heritage that makes Seoul an unforgettable destination. Whether you're a history buff, a food lover, or an avid shopper, this guide is your passport to an extraordinary Seoul adventure. Best Months: June- Mid September Duration: 5-7 Days

Being an exchange student in South Korea for over three months, I would encourage people to utilize this guidance when visiting Korea. That is one of my favorite tourist destinations. The culture, scenery, and people are all distinctive. You won't be sorry if you go. I dislike the idea of making a timed itinerary. This schedule is just intended to serve as a guide to the places you should see if you are visiting Korea for the first time. It will also not recommend eateries to you. While visiting a new area, I feel that discovering the restaurant on your own is more real. Furthermore, there are so many wonderful restaurants in Korea that it is impossible to select. This is your trip, and you have complete power over it. It is entirely up to you what you do after visiting the recommended locations.