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Choosing the right base in Seoul really comes down to whether you want to wake up to the smell of sizzling street food or the muffled bass of a nearby underground club.
Honbap (혼밥) combines *honja* (alone) and *bap* (rice/meal), referring to the now-common practice of dining solo in Korea.
The Hangang River Parks are essentially the communal backyard for millions of Seoulites, stretching along the riverbank with designated spots for camping, biking, and just chilling out.
Honestly, for most solo travelers with a modern phone, **eSIM** is the undisputed king of convenience—you just scan a QR code before you fly and boom, you have data the second you land.
These two sites are effectively the soul of Gyeongju, representing the absolute peak of Silla architecture and Buddhist art.
Taxis in South Korea are a total game-changer for travelers because they are incredibly cheap and available 24/7.
If you're torn between the two, here's the quick breakdown: choose **Seoraksan** (mid-October) if you want dramatic granite peaks and challenging...
Spring in Korea extends far beyond the fleeting week of cherry blossoms, offering a vibrant calendar of tulip, azalea, and canola festivals that run from **late March through May**.
If you want to see the absolute peak of spring in Korea, you have to look south to Jinhae and Gyeongju.
[Quick answer: Honestly, catching the peak autumn foliage in Korea is a bit of a gamble because the window is surprisingly short—usually just **two weeks** from mid-October to early November.
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