Trip.Best Popular Night Attractions in South Korea [2024]

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"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."

"The elevator ride in itself is a fun experience as the LED display is a marvel on its own. If you enjoyed looking at Seoul from height, other than Building 63 and Seoul Tower, Seoul Sky is another fun experience to watch sunset in Seoul. Don't miss out on going to the outdoor part as it is really thrilling to be out in the "open" with the wind ruffling your hair as you soaked in Seoul city landscape."

"A great way to see Hauendae Beach from a height! The best time is to come before the sun sets so you can see the sea and sand enveloped in beautiful sunset before the area lights up. Head to the glass floor and admire the beach from beneath your feet. And of course, it is worth getting a drink from the highest Starbucks and watch beautiful Haeundae Beach while sipping a cup of hot latte. Definitely an enjoyable experience at Busan X the Sky!"

"This is similar to the domestic vegetable market, there is seafood, but it seems that there is no such on-site processing restaurant, vegetables, fruits, etc. to sell. There is a bit of cooling equipment on the top of the market, but it feels not effective. It is really inconvenient to buy something to eat in the market and can't find the trash can."

"An eland cruise refers to a wildlife safari or excursion focused on spotting eland, which is the largest species of antelope, during a broader game drive or cruise through a national park or game reserve. These types of safaris or cruises are common in regions of Africa where eland are native, such as in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Tanzania."

"Located within Seoul city, Lotte World is an incredibly popular theme park. Compared to South Korea’s largest theme park Everland, Lotte World has an outdoor and indoor park — basically, twice the fun. Each area is packed with a variety of thrilling rides and attractions, as well as entertaining goodies the whole family can enjoy. (Are you seeing this, mom?)If you’re planning to visit Lotte World on your next trip to Seoul, find out how to maximise your time, experience and dollars here 👇"

"The Seoul Tower in Nanshan is a landmark building in Seoul to see Xiaoman waist in Guangzhou, to see the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and to see the Oriental Pearl in Shanghai. These all represent the style of the city. Seoul Tower punched in [laughing]"

"After coming out of Ganchuan Cultural Village, take a taxi to Songdao Cable Car for about 3 kilometers and 7000 won. Go to the manual counter and show the QR code to change the ticket. At 2.3 in the afternoon, you can queue for about 15 minutes. You can get on the bus and buy a round-trip ticket. After arriving on the opposite side, there is a similar park with a cafe and a small one. The prince can directly see the sea. The scenery is very good. After returning to Songdao, there are seaside trestle bridges and lighthouses. You can also take pictures."

"It was a perfect place to go after sunset. Wolji Pond is an artificial pond that was constructed by King Munmu in 674 CE. It is very impressive how it was created and still well-maintained! Donggung Palace was around since the Silla Kingdom. Obviously this is a reconstruction but it resembles the original building. It was also fascinating to learn about the artifacts that were discovered there, such as pottery, jewelry, building tiles, waterways, and Buddha images."

"One of the must visits when you are in Busan. Collect a stamp booklet from the information center when you first arrive to explore the village and collect stamps!"