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Trip.Best Top 11 Fall Viewing Attractions in South Korea [2024]
Updated Oct 2024
- 7.04.7/51250 ReviewFrom42.64
based on 1937 reviews"Nami Island, in South Korea, is a beautiful getaway known for its scenic tree-lined paths and seasonal landscapes. Its peaceful atmosphere and cultural attractions make it a favorite destination for visitors year-round."Chuncheon-si20.6km from downtown Chuncheon-si
Featured in 2024 Asia 100 - Family-friendly AttractionsHighlights: How about going to Nami Island with your family and lover?You can enjoy life-long photos and healing in nature at various photo zones, including various animals such as squirrels, peacocks, and ostriches, the famous Metasequoia Road, and the Winter Sonata statue.It's close to Seoul, so you can get there without any hassle, and you can get there easily by public transportation.Show Less - 8.14.6/5703 ReviewFreebased on 2241 reviews"Nanshan Tower is one of Seoul's classic attractions. You can buy tickets at the ticket office at the bottom of the tower. There is a manual ticket office, you can also choose to scan the code to buy tickets at Trip.com , and there will be staff to help write off. The elevator can only sit on the fifth floor, and then go up to a French restaurant, which cannot be reached by ordinary browsing. When taking the elevator, the staff will invite you to watch the small short film in the elevator, but the short film speed is very fast, the content is also general, it looks a bit dizzy... to the fifth floor overlooking the city scenery, densely arranged. There are also cultural and creative sales on the fifth floor, and the price is relatively reasonable, similar to the price of domestic scenic spots."Seoul.Seoul Station2.1km from downtown SeoulNo.1 of Night Attractions in South KoreaHighlights: Namsan Park is a landmark in Seoul, and N Seoul Tower is located here. Located on the top of a mountain 265 meters above sea level, this is a popular place for people to take in the surrounding scenery and get some fresh air. Take the Namsan Cable Car or walk to the top of the mountain. Namsan's scenery is beautiful all year round, but is especially spectacular when cherry blossoms and autumn leaves change. Korean dramas “My Name is Kim Sam-soon,” “Boys Over Flowers,” and “Rooftop Prince” were filmed right here. In addition, there is a 7km long walking trail around Namsan Park, filled with flowers and trees such as cherry blossoms, hollyhocks, magnolias, and azaleas.Show Less
- 7.74.5/53768 ReviewFrom29.58based on 10906 reviews"address:161 Sajik-ro, Jongno District, SeoulIt is a very spectacular palace. Because of the Korean drama, I feel more familiar with this palace. It is one of the must-go pilgrimage attractions in Korea. Walk along Gyeongbokgung Palace Road to the end and you will find the Blue House (reservation required in advance). It is recommended to arrange your itinerary. You can plan together now!"Seoul.Insadong / Bukchon1.5km from downtown SeoulNo.5 of Best Things to Do in South KoreaHighlights: Gyeongbokgung Palace is located in the center of Seoul and is the first palace built during the Joseon Dynasty. Gyeongbokgung Palace boasts beautiful scenery all year round, with cherry blossoms in spring, green trees in summer, ginkgo trees in fall, and white snow like jade in winter. Korean dramas such as Dae Jang Geum, Rooftop Prince, and My Love from the Star were all filmed here. Gyeongbokgung Palace has Geonchunmun Gate on the east, Yeongchunmun Gate on the west, Sinmumun Gate on the north, and Gwanghwamun Gate on the south. Gwanghwamun Gate is the main entrance to the palace and stands out for its exquisite craftsmanship, outstanding architecture, and beautiful, stylish design. The Changing of the Royal Guard Ceremony is a must-see.Show Less
- 5.74.6/5814 ReviewFree
based on 274 reviews"Recently went to the the Ewha Womens University Shopping Street (이화여자대학교). However I couldn’t really shop and enjoy the street as it was raining heavily. I stumbled upon a really nice fried rice shop called Bulbap (불밥)"Seoul2.8km from downtown SeoulHighlights: Ewha Womans University is a world-renowned women's institution of higher learning. The school has all sorts of beautiful scenery, especially in the autumn when the maple leaves are falling or the spring when the cherry blossoms first appear. Everywhere you look is a mix of verdant green growth and old-style scholastic buildings. The quiet little garden on the hillside and the campus avenue full of ginkgo trees are hard to forget. Ewha means “pear flower” and, as a result, the school's gate has a large bas relief sculpture of pear blossoms. This is a popular site for taking souvenir photos. Ewha Womans University ECC (Ewha Campus Complex) is Korea's largest underground campus. There are six levels counting down from the ground floor. Near the school, Ewha Fashion Street caters to the student body with beauty salons, fashion stores and cafés.Show Less - 6.14.6/5627 ReviewFreebased on 1104 reviews"Took a winter hike up the Eorimok trail and it was very exciting journey walking through the snow was tough getting up the slopes. it’s even tougher going down the slopes and was slippery! recommended crampons is a must for winter. the place to hike if you visit Jeju. don’t miss this adventure!!!"Jeju.Hallasan National Park15.5km from downtown JejuFeatured in Best Things to DoHighlights: Halla Mountain is 1950 meters above sea level. It is a dormant volcano. There are more than 2,000 kinds of plants and more than 4,000 kinds of animals vertically distributed with the increase of altitude. The volcanic lake "Bailutan". Since there is no cable car, one way to visit Hallasan is to hike up. There are many mountaineering routes on Halla Mountain, but the only ones that can reach Bailutan are Chengbanyue Mountain and Guanyin Temple. The one-way climbing route of Hallasan Mountain is within 10 kilometers, and you can go back and forth on the same day. Climbing to Halla Mountain, you can experience the four seasons of warmth, heat, coolness and coldness in one day. Spring and autumn are the golden tourist seasons for Hallasan Mountain, but in fact, there are beautiful scenery all year round, from the sea of flowers in spring, the green forests and streams in summer, to the mountains full of red leaves in autumn and the vast snow field in winter. You can spend a day or half a day climbing Hallasan. If you choose a day trip, you must climb to the top of the mountain to overlook the beautiful scenery of Jeju’s Seogwipo coast, and the Jindalai (that is, azalea red) near the top of the mountain is integrated with the Jeju white juniper, which is still a hundred years old after death, which is also unique. A scene. It is recommended to go up the mountain from the Guanyin Temple route, and after arriving at Bailutan, go down the mountain from the Chengbanyue route. Although the route of Guanyin Temple is steep, the scenery along the way, such as Tamla Valley, Ant Shepherd, and the Sanctuary of the Triangle Peak, is varied and interesting. Although the route of Chengbanyue is the longest among the mountaineering routes, the route is relatively flat. There is a large area of Korean fir forest, and if you are lucky, you can also see animals such as white-backed woodpeckers, badger pigs, and deer. If you choose a half-day tour, it is recommended to go up the mountain from the Yurimu route, and after arriving at Mount Wei Shi, go down by the Lingshi route. Yurimu is an easier route to climb, and can see the mysterious mountain terrain of Jeju at a glance; while the Lingshi route is difficult to climb, but the distance is short. You can still see the beautiful scenery of Lingshi Qiyan, pine forest, five hundred Arhats, etc., and you can also observe the deer up close.Show Less
- 5.24.5/5263 ReviewFreebased on 840 reviews"[Sinsa-dong steamed restaurant] Daughter rich person's bulbaek nth visit | I recommend Korean food. I came to Seoul and lived in Sinsa-dong. The price was about 1,000 won, but the taste was still delicious - If you are looking for a restaurant in Garosu-gil, Sinsa-dong, try the rich daughter I've been to. 🏠 Daughter Bujane Bubaek 📍 37 Apgujeong-ro 10-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul ⏰ Business hours: 24 hours a day 🚗 Paid parking lot use ▪️ Egg steamed service for 2 people ▪️ Hot tips can be ordered for 1 person / 1 miso stew ▪️ Naengmyeon for 4,000 won"Seoul.Sinsa-dong6.2km from downtown SeoulHighlights: From Sinsa Station on the subway to Apgujeong, it is less than 1 km. The street full of ginkgo trees is the tree-lined road of Sinsa-dong. Sinsa-dong Boulevard is as fresh and natural as its name. There is no hustle and bustle of the city and the pressure of work. You can experience another fresh and capable atmosphere when you are in the boulevard. Xinshadong Linyin Road is a must-see for young literary and artistic people. There are tall and straight ginkgo trees on both sides of the road. In spring and autumn, the golden ginkgo leaves bring endless charm to people. Delicate and unique French-style buildings on both sides of the road, artistic coffee shops, accompanied by the smell of fragrant coffee, add a bit of exotic flavor. At night, under the shroud of soft lights, the tree-lined road is another mysterious beauty, so it attracts a large number of tourists, and even domestic and foreign models come to this street to shoot. Sinsa-dong Boulevard, also known as "Art Street", was once famous for galleries and established its cultural heritage. Since then, fashion designers and artists who have returned from overseas have more and more individual fashion stores and boutique stores, such as photography studios, coffee shops, bars, galleries, comprehensive fashion stores, boutiques, jewelry stores, etc. A bustling commercial street. Walking on the tree-lined road, each building shows its unique temperament, which can always bring people a fresh and elegant feeling. What is commendable on the boulevard is the cafes all over the place, with unique shapes and unique decorations, which have become a good place for people to talk, listen to music and rest. Sit in the elegant cafe, order a cup of coffee, smell the strong aroma of coffee, then close your eyes, take a sip, and feel the aroma and deliciousness of coffee, especially in the fresh and natural environment of the tree-lined tree road down, the mood will be more comfortable.Show Less
- 5.14.6/5446 Reviewbased on 360 reviews"A small park with a good view, relatively small and no amusement facilities, just climb a small slope to see the crater and reeds. We strolled slowly in the light rainy weather and came out in about 40 minutes. The orange hats in the gift shop here are cheaper than Sunrise Peak and Niudao, and the variety is a little more haha"Jeju.Hallasan National Park16.6km from downtown JejuHighlights: Shan Jun Bu Li is the location of the Korean movie "Love Wind and Love Song". There are not many tour groups here. Korean locals, especially students, often come here for picnics with rape blossoms, purple awns and sunflowers. There are more than 360 parasitic volcanoes on Jeju Island, but except for Shanjun, the rest of the volcanoes are covered and accumulated by the magma after the eruption. It erupted and was protected by rocks to form the current hole. Such a volcano is called a low-level crater. It is the only one in Korea, and it is very rare in the world. Especially below the mountain, where there are many gaps, it is invaded by water, which makes the distribution of the plant kingdom in the crater special. According to the inner height of the crater, it can be divided into temperate zone and warm zone. Due to the difference in the amount and duration of sunlight, the distribution inside the crater is diverse. Therefore, the northern warm zone that receives sufficient sunlight is mostly dominated by evergreen broad-leaved trees such as Japanese evergreen oak, nanmu, oak, and large-leaf nan. There are a wide variety of rare plants and high academic value. At the same time, animals, birds and reptile wild animals represented by roe deer and badger also live here. It is said that autumn is the time when the mountain is inseparable. The endless sea of reeds warms your vision, and you are accompanied by uninterrupted greetings and music at a moderate volume from beginning to end. All the miscanthus draw out the golden reed flowers, and when you walk through it, you can listen to the singing of the wind.Show Less
- 5.34.6/5336 Reviewbased on 4692 reviews"The palace is well-preserved and has so much rich history! It’s also walking-distance from Jogyesa Temple and the Insa-dong neighborhood. The views are especially spectacular at sunset."Seoul.Insadong / Bukchon1.8km from downtown SeoulHighlights: Changde Palace is located in Wolong Cave, Zhonglu Area and is divided into a public space (belonging to the palace area) and a royal living space (belonging to the royal palace area). Changde Palace is a palace that has maintained the orthodox palace architecture of the Joseon Dynasty. The rear courtyard is the king's resting place. There are centuries-old trees, ponds, pavilions and other facilities that blend harmoniously with nature.Show Less
- 4.64.6/5465 ReviewFreebased on 535 reviews"There are a lot of literary shops, and there is a good atmosphere in Hanok Cafe! Clothes and accessories are independent brands, and often you can see the beautiful design ～ The whole area is full of literary atmosphere!"Seoul2.7km from downtown SeoulHighlights: Samcheong-dong is located near the east gate of Gyeongbokgung Palace. This neighborhood is full of quaintly traditional Hanok architecture, art galleries and antique shops. Modern life and traditional style merge together to form Samcheong-dong's unique atmosphere. Hidden among Samcheong-dong's various byways are various museums of diverse sorts. These include the World Jewellery Museum, the Owl Museum and the ToyKino Museum. Samcheong-dong is a great place for gourmands to visit; there are many different styles of cafés and restaurants including those in charming bookstores and adjacent to high-end art galleries.Show Less
- 4.44.5/5111 ReviewFreebased on 1315 reviews"A must-visit place in Qingzhou, tickets are not required. Maybe it was catching up with the event? At first glance, it is a Buddhist holy place that has been hammered by history. It is on the mountain. Should serve more temples of the Royal and Daguan nobles. The ancient buildings have characteristics. But the overall scale is not large."Gyeongju12.2km from downtown GyeongjuHighlights: Bulguksa Temple is the core of Silla culture, a classic of Silla Buddhist art, and a world cultural heritage. 1440 years ago, in the 22nd year of King Faheung of Silla, in order to maintain the stability of the country and the people, Bulguksa Temple was built, and it has been repaired several times since then. In Bulguksa Temple, walking up the ridge, you can see the famous Grotto Nunnery, which houses the larger Sitting Buddha statue in the east facing the East China Sea. Seven cultural relics including the Duobao Pagoda, Sakyamuni Pagoda, Blue Cloud Bridge and two golden bronze Buddhas in the temple are listed as national treasures of Korea. In 1995, Bulguksa Temple was listed as a World Heritage Site along with the Seokguram Temple to the east.Show Less
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