Cities & Regions in South Korea

Incheon is more than an airport city — its Chinatown, colonial port district, and island coastline make it worth a day or two beyond the transit hall.

Plan your trip to Seoul with this complete travel guide covering neighbourhoods, transport, food, and where to stay in South Korea's capital.

Suwon is home to Hwaseong Fortress, a UNESCO-listed city wall built in the 1790s. This guide covers the fortress, how to get there, and what else to see.

Daejeon is South Korea's science city and a practical base for exploring central Korea. This guide covers what to see, eat, and how to get there.

Jeonju is South Korea's food capital and home to a well-preserved hanok village. This guide covers what to eat, where to stay, and how to get there.

Everything you need to plan a trip to Busan — beaches, seafood, temples, and Korea's most colourful hillside neighbourhoods.

Daegu is South Korea's third-largest city — known for its hot summers, textile history, and as a base for exploring Gyeongbuk's temples and villages.

Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla Kingdom for nearly a millennium. This guide covers its UNESCO sites, royal tombs, and how to get there from Seoul.

Gangneung sits on South Korea's east coast with long sandy beaches, Confucian heritage, and a coffee culture unlike anywhere else in the country.

Sokcho is the gateway to Seoraksan National Park, one of South Korea's finest mountain landscapes. This guide covers the park, the town, and getting there.