Tour 2 Korea
The Korean peninsula’s location lies adjacent to China, and Japan.
To be exact, the shortest distance between Korean and Chinese coasts is 200 kilometers and from the southeastern tip of the peninsula, it is also 200 kilometers away to the nearest point on the Japanese coast.

East Travel - Korea "The Land Of The Morning Calm" is yet another blend of modern life together with highly traditional ethics and religious beliefs. The capital Seoul is a modern city much rebuilt after the Korean war but still preserving its architecture from earlier centuries.

Dial A Flight - South Korea
Land Of The Morning Calm and bustling afternoons! South Koreas on the move. This Asian tigers charged full speed into a world of flash cars and led TVs. Cities and towns pulsate with discos, karaoke bars and glitzy stores. It’s not all modernity though; you can always wander labyrinthine markets and stock up on ginseng and Kimchi. Or go in search of tranquillity in South Korea’s unspoiled scenery and traditional culture. Here the temples and trails remind you of what’s really important

Lonely Planet - South Korea
South Korea is a country swathed in green, prodding its stony fingers skyward, and the Koreans are a people obsessed with nature, and with mountains in particular. Wherever you travel, you'll see Koreans out in the open air, clad in the latest adventure fashions, pushing ever onward and upward.

Get Packing - South Korea
South Korea takes up the bottom half of the peninsular it shares with North Korea, and is a place of great natural beauty, and swollen metropolises, where the ultra modern embraces the rich history of a country unlike any other, and the glass fronted skyscrapers reflect images of ancient palaces in their mirror like cladding.

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