Korea travel information

Jeju International Tourism Marathon Festival (제주국제관광마라톤축제)

The Jeju International Tourism Marathon Festival, which began in 1995, is the first citizen-participation marathon in Korea that allows the general public to participate. It is a sports festival that can be enjoyed by people of all ages, families, and couples, featuring a marathon course along the beautiful coastline of Jeju.

Shrine for Prince Wolsan (월산대군사당)

Prince Wolsan, born Yi Jeong, was the elder brother of King Seongjong, the 9th ruler of the Joseon dynasty. He was regarded as an accomplished writer, with his reputation said to have extended even to China. King Seongjong is known to have frequently visited Prince Wolsan’s residence, where he named a pavilion Pungwoljeong after the prince’s pen name. The prince is also remembered for his loyalty and close fraternal bond with the king. Adjacent to the shrine lies Prince Wolsan’s tomb. The shrine itself was established before 1693, with the current structures reconstructed in 1786. Preserved within the shrine is a small palanquin known as a yoeo, which was used to carry the prince’s spirit tablet.

Sungsimdang Culture Space (성심당문화원)

Sungsimdang Culture Space is located along Euneungjeongi Culture Street. It was created by renovating a former dormitory building near the main branch of Sungsimdang in 2022. Not only is Sungsimdang one of the most famous bakeries in Korea, it has maintained its reputation as an iconic local business that represents Daejeon since its opening in 1956. Sungsimdang Culture Space focuses on sharing the philosophy of Sungsimdang and the sentiments of Daejeon. It consists of one basement floor and four above-ground floors, designed with cultural spaces and diverse attractions on each floor that includes a cafe and a place where people can sit their purchased baked goods from Sungsimdang.

Jihuheon (지후헌)

Jihuheon, a standalone hanok accommodation in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, combines traditional Korean architectural elements with contemporary amenities. The property includes an indoor jacuzzi and barbecue facilities. The hanok consists of two rooms, three king-size beds, and two bathrooms, with a maximum capacity of up to ten guests, making it suitable for small group stays. It is located approximately a three-minute walk from Hansung University Station on Seoul Subway Line 4.

Little Prince House (감천문화마을 어린왕자 전시관)

Little Prince House in Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan, was established by the Succession Antoine de Saint-Exupéry in collaboration with Gamcheon Culture Village. As the only exhibition hall in Korea dedicated to "The Little Prince," it invites visitors to explore Saint-Exupéry’s philosophy through immersive displays, photo zones, and experiential exhibits inspired by the story’s iconic themes.

Hongcheon Leisure Yoon Rafting ATV Survival (홍천레저윤 래프팅 ATV 서바이벌)

Hongcheon Leisure Yoon Rafting ATV Survival is located right in front of the rafting arrival point on the Hongcheon River. The facility offers separate hot-water shower rooms for men and women, allowing visitors to freshen up comfortably after activities. A continuous pickup service is also available, using large buses, vans, trucks, and ATVs for convenient transportation. Among the ATV courses, there is also a shallow-water route that offers a safe and enjoyable experience for beginners. Visitors can also try buggy cars (UTVs), an activity that is not easily found elsewhere in Korea.