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South Korea has always been one of my favourite countries that I've ever been to, and I will always have a soft spot for this country. Seoul has amazing things to do and see, from ancient palaces to modern skyscrapers, traditional markets to trendy boutiques, and mouthwatering street food and restaurants in alleyways frequented only by the locals. Here is my one-week itinerary in Seoul. I've stayed in 3 different hotels during my stay, alternating between Myeongdong, Dongdaemun and Mapo. It allowed me to discover plenty of things in each neighbourhood. And I have also included some tours that I went on, which was incredibly amazing! I hope this itinerary will help you find your way to the best places in Seoul, just like I did and fell in love with this city all over again. Save this guide for your next trip to South Korea!

This is for the Muslim homies or anyone dining out with your Muslim homies in Korea! 🫰🏼 Whether you're craving a taste of traditional local flavours or fancy some modern twists on classic dishes, this guide has got you covered. From hearty meals to quick snacks, sweet treats to the perfect cup of coffee or tea, I've gathered the best spots in Korea that cater to Halal dietary needs. As someone who's spent a short but good chunk of time living & working in Korea & with the help of my awesome Korean friends, I've handpicked these recommendations to ensure you get an authentic & delicious experience. Expect everything from budget-friendly street food to upscale dining for those special nights out. Plus, I’ll share useful tips, handy phrases & ingredients to keep an eye out for. 🗺️ Cities include: 📍 Seoul 📍 Busan 📍 Chuncheon 📍 Daegu 📍 Gangneung 📍 Gapyeong 📍 Gwangju 📍 Incheon 📍 Jeju Island 📍 Jeonju 📍 Paju 📍 Seongnam 📍 Sokcho 📍 Suncheon 📍 Uijeongbu 📍 Yeosu ✨ Cop this guide & unlock all future updates for free, plus a secret code for discounts on other guides! 👀

0. Cafes near me 1. Cafes to explore 2. Shopping 3. Halal Food/ Mosque 4. Vegan Food 5. Nature 6. Sight seeing 7. KPOP