Typical soulful Buddhist monasteries and magnificent pagodas define Seoul, the capital city of South Korea. But that is not all, it is every bit of a cosmopolitan as can be. Seoul is famed to be the sixteenth among the world’s largest cities. Nowhere else will you find such diversity, as you will in this part of the globe! Seoul charms every tourist with its technical advancement that is well matched with the traditions and ethnicity that are safeguarded in this city. This international hub of finance and business is has a vibrant aura and has a lot to offer. It is said that the city never sleeps and we have to agree there. The amazing buzz of night markets is the real treat. The deep rooted tradition and the popularity of Karaoke amalgamates the past with the present, looking forward to a happening future. There are many amazing things to do in Seoul.
The Blue House…the Presidents Abode
The Blue House of Seoul not just offers historically enriching facts but also gives you verdant gardens for your eyes to savor upon. The blue tile on the ceiling of the building is where it gets its name from. The architecture is typically Korean in style
The Hongdae district encompassing Seoul’s Hongik University is best known for its happening nightlife. This is the major reason why tourists frequent this area. Come, and rediscover the youth in yourself with the dance and jazz of the streets adorned with its night charm.
Overlooking the Seoul city, Mt Bhukhan which is commonly known as Bukhansan is a prominent mountain landmark. It is also associated with the Bukhansan National Park. For all the nature enthusiasts out there, this spot is famous for rock climbers as well as bird watchers.
This famous market dates back to the 1960’s. When in Seoul, you cannot really miss shopping goodies from the Namdaemun Market. By the way it is also the best place to try out the lip smacking variations of local street food. You can buy souvenirs for loved ones back home.
