When I see foreigners in Korea say they’ve seen everything and don’t know what else to see… I say: - Did you know there are 3,358 affirmed islands in South Korea? The largest is Jeju Island, but you should also look into visiting Udo, Ganghwado, and the islands of Incheon are easier to get to than you probably realize. - Did you know there are 16 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Korea which you can find from Seoul to Jeju Island? - Did you know there is a Seoul Fortress Wall that is 18.6km long that you can trek around? If you want to hike in Seoul but don’t know the trails, just follow the Seoul Fortresd Wall. - Did you know South Korea has over 1,000 festivals annually? Many of these festivals reflect the unique characteristics of their regions from ancient traditions to local harvested goods. - Did you know there is a 4,500km trek called the Korea Dulle Trail that will take you around the entirety of South Korea? Wear good shoes! - Did you know South Korea is home to 22 national parks? From the dramatic peaks of Seoraksan to the coastal beauty of Hallyeohaesang, there’s a park for every kind of nature lover. - Did you know South Korea has over 170 museums in Seoul alone? Whether you’re into art, history, or quirky themes like kimchi or trick-eye illusions, there’s something for everyone. - Did you know South Korea’s coastline stretches for over 2,400km? Explore sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and charming fishing villages, from the east coast’s sunrise spots to the west coast’s tidal flats. My name is Hallie and I’ve lived in Korea since 2006. Need ideas for what to see and do? Follow @thesoulofseoulblog and check out www.thesoulofseoul.net for SO many adventure ideas. There is always more to see. #seekorea #travelkorea #koreaismorethanseoul