10 Notes For Tourists When Traveling To Korea

Make-up anytime, anywhere, clothes size differences, people of the same gender carelessly touch each other are many things that easily make visitors feel strange when coming to the land of kimchi. Clothing size: If your bra is an A size, in Korea it could be B. Similarly, an M-sized shirt might be L. This is considered the reason many people choose pants a freesize shirt, which doesn't follow any size. Drinking: Enjoying alcohol is more than just opening the bottle and drinking

. In Korea, one person in the group often poured drinks with both hands. This action shows respect. In addition, they also have to wrap their arms and mouth when drinking in front of the elderly or superior Refusing to drink at an offer can be frustrating for Koreans.



Appearance is very important: Korean women of all ages have a habit of wearing makeup when going out and that's normal. Cosmetic shops as well as beauty centers appear everywhere. Eyelid surgery can even be a high school graduation gift for teenage girls. Take a photo: Before 'selfie' became a worldwide word, Koreans had 'selca' (camera self-takes pictures). A day for the people of this country is unlikely to end without a photo of yourself Driving: Visitors wanting to rent a car in Korea must have an international driver's license. Local drivers here drive at a very high speed (especially in Seoul). One report even indicated that of the 29 OECD countries (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development), South Korea topped the list with the highest road mortality Mom: Education in Korea is not a simple process of going to school, playing with friends, studying, and returning home.



Koreans spend a lot of money on their children to study in English schools with the desire to progress further in the future. A highly regarded career as a lawyer, doctor or employee in leading Korean corporations. Therefore, it is normal for parents to put pressure on their children here. Wifi is everywhere: On the subway, almost everyone is focused on their smartphone (smartphone). They almost never leave home without smartphones and wifi is available everywhere. In addition, visitors can find electricity to charge everywhere such as cafes, restaurants.Nightlife: You can walk the streets of Seoul from midnight to morning without worrying about the shops. are ready to serve, from cafes to bars, karaoke, nightclubs.



Same-sex touching: Korean women can freely touch each other's bodies like holding hands to show affection. Men in this country do the same, called "skinship" (touching but not groping), and is not sexually related. It is still normal for the boys to hold hands, sit on each other's lap or caress. Impatience: Koreans want everything done as soon as possible and call it culture "Ppalli-ppalli" (fast-fast). According to Vnexpress ***.

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