a solo travel guide to Seoul, South Korea - what to do and where to eat🍜🇰🇷🍡

Sharing all the tea on how to have an amazing trip to Seoul, the capital of South Korea. It's a vibrant city with so many things to do and of course, lots of food to taste - I went solo last year and these are my recommendations!

Timestamps:
00:00 - 00:36 - Introduction
00:37 - 09:37 - Things to do - *Bukchon village
09:38 - 15:18 - * Wangbijib
15:19 - 18:42 - Neighbourhoods to explore
18:43 - 20:51 - Seoul solo travel advice

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[travellingtuesdays]

Get my South Korea itinerary and brief comprehensive guide here -

[vgh]

I mean the best travel guide video Ive seen for Seoul area. I’m totally saving this. Literally everything and the kind of trip Id want

[benedictatshibi]

It is always a pleasure watching your channel ❤

[sh]

this was amazing and so informative to watch. Saving for my trip to SK! x

[NiyaRison]

I love this format! This is one of the best Korea blogs I've seen.

[LadyMul]

Lovely video, really informative too. Am passing through Seoul, Busan then ferry on to Osaka hopefully end of May. Happy new year and hope this year is easier on you ❤

[staaaah]

I went solo in March, and am going again in March YAAAY

[janitathomas]

I love blogs. This is one of my favorites.

[beatlemania]

Great video! I think the event you saw at the palace was called "Cheopjong" and it is a re-enactment of demonstrations done by the royal guards. It was performed every October for many years but it was put on hold during covid and returned recently. Also small correction but it is called Bukchon Hanok Village. Buk means "north" and chon means "village." There's also a Seochon(west village) neighborhood that has been gaining popularity in the vicinity of Bukchon.

[sumeiyaaden]

Loved this blog! Are you going to do a 2025 forward look of your upcoming travel? Also would love it if you could plan a trip one day and invite your subscribers!! I would so be there