1. Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul  

This palace is the largest of Seoul’s Five Grand Palaces. You see beautiful architecture and gardens. It is a must-see for any visitor.  

• Opening Hours: Varies by season, generally 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (closed Tuesdays).
• Entrance Fee: Typically 3,000 Korean Won.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Generally accessible.

2. Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul

This village has traditional Korean houses (hanoks). You see a charming and historical neighborhood. It is a good place to walk and take photos.  

• Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours (residential area, please be respectful).
• Entrance Fee: Free.
• Best Time to Visit: Weekdays.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.  
• Accessibility: Some slopes and steps.

3. DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)

This border area between North and South Korea is a unique and historical site. You see a reminder of the Korean War. It is a place of reflection.

• Opening Hours: Tours required, check tour schedules.
• Entrance Fee: Varies by tour.
• Best Time to Visit: Any time of year.
• Family-Friendly: Yes, but may not be suitable for young children.
• Accessibility: Varies by tour.

4. Jeju Island

This island is known for its beautiful scenery and beaches. You see volcanic landscapes and hiking trails. It is a place of natural beauty and relaxation.  

• Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours (attractions vary).
• Entrance Fee: Varies by attraction.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by location.  

5. N Seoul Tower

This tower offers panoramic views of Seoul. You see a modern landmark. It is a good place to take photos and enjoy the city lights.

• Opening Hours: Varies, typically 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM.
• Entrance Fee: Typically 10,000 Korean Won.
• Best Time to Visit: Evening.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Good.

6. Myeongdong, Seoul

This district is known for its shopping and street food. You see a lively and modern area. It is a good place to experience Korean culture.

• Opening Hours: Varies by store.
• Entrance Fee: Free.
• Best Time to Visit: Evening.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Generally accessible.

7. Busan

This city is South Korea’s second-largest. You see beaches, mountains, and temples. It is a place with a lot to offer.

• Opening Hours: Varies by attraction.
• Entrance Fee: Varies by attraction.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Varies by location.  

8. Bulguksa Temple, Gyeongju  

This temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site. You see beautiful architecture and Buddhist art. It is a place of peace and history.

• Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
• Entrance Fee: Typically 6,000 Korean Won.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Some areas are accessible, but steps exist.

9. Seoraksan National Park

This park is known for its mountain scenery and hiking trails. You see beautiful landscapes and waterfalls. It is a place of natural beauty and adventure.

• Opening Hours: Open daily.
• Entrance Fee: Typically 3,500 Korean Won.
• Best Time to Visit: Autumn for fall foliage.
• Family-Friendly: Some trails are challenging.
• Accessibility: Varies by trail.

10. Insadong, Seoul

This district is known for its traditional crafts and tea houses. You see a charming and cultural area. It is a good place to shop for souvenirs.

• Opening Hours: Varies by store.
• Entrance Fee: Free.
• Best Time to Visit: Weekdays.
• Family-Friendly: Yes.
• Accessibility: Generally accessible.