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A photo exhibition is being held at the Korean Cultural Centre in Hanoi to introduce beauty and history of Baekje Historic Areas, a UNESCO world heritage site.
Source: Photo exhibition introduces Korean World Heritage Site | Culture – Sports | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)
A photo exhibition was opened at the Korean Cultural Center in Hanoi on November 4 to introduce South Korea’s Baekje Historic Areas, a 1,500-year-old historical site that has been recognized by UNESCO as world heritage.
Source: Photos of South Korea’s Baekje Historic Areas on show in Hanoi – VietNamNet
Go beyond Seoul and Busan and consider these less-travelled islands that are full of unique, natural wonders…
Source: 5 immensely Instagramable Korean island getaways with pristine beaches, caves and coastlines
The Republic of Malta, a small Southern European island country, is not well-known among Korean travelers, and many are even unaware of its existence. To better promote the beauty of Malta to Koreans, the Malta Tourism Authority held the 2019 Product Seminar together with Italy’s flagship carrier Alitalia, at the Westin Chosun Seoul, Tuesday.
Source: Alitalia, Malta Tourism Authority aim to double Korean tourists to Malta
A fan of K-Beauty heads to Seoul to experience the hotbed of skincare and 24-hour clothing-optional spas along with K-Pop and Korean fried chicken.
Source: A K-beauty lover makes a pilgrimage to Seoul, the capital of skincare and K-Pop
It’s officially known as Seoul Special City—and a soaring number of U.S. visitors are discovering why.
Source: Perfect Getaway: Seoul Lures Visitors with Ancient Charm and Modern Amenities
S. Korea now has 14 world heritage sites…
Source: Nine Korea seowon registered as UNESCO world heritage sites 　
From a street full of IG-worthy cafes to leisurely strolls around scenic parks and beaches, you’ll never be bored in Busan!
Source: 21 Top Things Every Traveller Must Do In And Around Busan [Updated 2019]
Collecting stamps to learn about the kings and queens of the Joseon Dynasty’s 500-year-long history and receive small gifts. This is one of the programs the Cultural Heritage Foundation has put together to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the royal tombs being designated as UNESCO World…
Source: Royal tombs of Joseon Dynasty celebrate 10th anniversary of UNESCO world heritage recognition
Kingdom combines an intriguing storyline with breathtaking sites and sceneries.
Changdeokgung Palace was listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1997 and is regarded as a masterpiece of architecture where the buildings are in harmony with the natural settings.
Source: Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul, masterpiece of architecture
Visit Jeju Island, Korea’s largest volcanic island filled with breathtaking nature and incredible excursions, a maze, and Jeju Folk Village Museum.
Source: Jeju Island Korea: Discover the Beautiful Island of the Gods – GoNOMAD Travel
Learn about Korean Buddhism and the culture at these seven temples.
Source: You Can Stay at Seven Korean Buddhist Temples and UNESCO Heritage Sites
Foreign ambassadors in Korea from April 26-27 toured Gyeongju, Gyeongsangbuk-do Province, to learn more about UNESCO World Heritage Sites there to raise their understanding of Korea’s Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) and the ancient kingdom of Silla (57 B.C.-A.D. 935).
Looking for a fun Seoul Itinerary that ticks all the boxes? This guide for 3 days in Seoul by Jade of Journey Count is the perfect blend of must-do sight-seeing and activities alongside casual wandering…
Jeju Island is one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations, but you can get away from the crowds by hiking Mount Hallasan. Here’s how.
Source: Hiking South Korea’s highest mountain: an idyllic trek to the top of Mount Hallasan on Jeju Island
