10 Helpful Tips For People Traveling To Korea For The First Time

Downloading the subway map app, joining a free tour of a local volunteer or renting a free Hanbok are the things you should pocket for a trip to the land of kimchi. Let's travel to Korea safely with us! 1. Download the subway map app for phones Jihachul App is a very useful application for tourists.Jihachul App is an application that maps the subway system in Korea that is extremely necessary but free for iOS and Android operating systems. The latest version has a map of the subway system of the cities: Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Daejeon and Gwangju

.With Jihachul, you can: - Calculate travel time between any two stations in the same network - View a map of the area of any station (Internet access), including the location of the doors.– View station information such as contact number, toilet location, location exit when the train arrives, buses at each exit of the station . .



- View the timetable of the train arrival of the day in both directions.- Keep in mind the frequently visited stations (bookmarks). On arrival and departure, everything else the app will help you with. Travel dust more easily with T-money card: The card helps you travel more conveniently when coming to Korea.T-Money can be understood simply as a form of debit card widely used in Korea, in services The most convenient and common is public transport such as subway and bus. As soon as you arrive in Korea, the first thing you should do is go to the nearest convenience store and buy a T-Money card for between 2,000 and 3,000 won. After purchasing the card you will have to add money to it, depending on your needs at the store When leaving Korea, you can keep the card as a souvenir or for later use, but it is also easy to get a refund of the refund on the card via automatic machine.



Learn some common Korean words Koreans use very little English, so the language difference alone is a problem for tourists. If you travel to Korea, you should accumulate a few common communication sentences and a little understanding so that you do not have to be embarrassed when coming to this country.Water - HwajangshilWater - Mool (pronounced like beef call, moo-ing) Thank you - Kamsahamnida Expensive - BisayoRight - Oo Reun JjokTr Left - Oen JjokHai last word in case of asking for directions. Although Koreans may know some basic English words, they have problems with left and right distinctions. Don't be afraid to ask for directions Koreans are quite friendly and enthusiastic, especially with long-distance tourists traveling to their country. Therefore, if you accidentally get lost or cannot find the place you need, you should boldly ask the native. Some people even enthusiastically lead you to the place instead of saying "I don't know" as many people think. However, you should ask the younger ones as the elderly, because young Korean people have quite good English.



Understanding the Currency: The currencies of Korea The Korean currency is the Won, which consists of bills of 1,000 won, 5,000 won, 10,000 won and coins 10, 50, 100 and 500 won. Most banks are open from 9:30 am to 16:30 pm, from Monday to Friday. Automatic teller machines work 24/7. Most major stores, hotels, and restaurants in Korea accept large international credit cards. However, you should still bring cash because there are many agencies or small stores that do not have credit card payment devices. If you enter a restaurant and the menu price of each item is not specified, don't hesitate to ask the owner or waiter before ordering, even if it is a roadside restaurant. Prices vary from place to place and can be raised many times higher than actual prices if you don't notice and ask first. If you are a backpacker and want to have the fullest experience of the country and people of Korea, join a tour of the Meteor Youth Club volunteers Voluntary Club.



These friends are voluntary and familiar tour guides for foreign tourists when they come to Seoul. Unlike other volunteer tours, Meteor Youth Voluntary Club does not require any visitor expenses except travel expenses, admission tickets, meals or shopping. The club's tourguides are fluent in English, Japanese, and Chinese and are passionate guides. You just go to the club website meteoryouth.org to register and find out useful information about tours. Many visitors are surprised by looking at signs and mistaking that the engine month at the subway station is only for people with disabilities. However, this elevator caters to all subjects, and is designed for those who carry bulky luggage. Some elevators also refuse to close even though you have tried to press the button many times, do not be discouraged, the elevator still works normally.

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