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Hidden gems of the city.

Hello, My wife and I (32 and 36) will be traveling back to Korea in Feb for a short 7 day getaway and are looking for some recommendations either beyond the norms (Myeongdong, Hongdae, Gangnam, Insado… more

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Gangnam's definitely got more than just business; check out the quieter residential areas tucked away from the main streets – you'll find charming cafes and smaller shops there. For a different vibe entirely, explore the Ihwa Mural Village (이화 벽화마을) – it's a bit touristy, but still offers a unique atmosphere and some great photo ops. If you're willing to venture outside Seoul, consider Jeonju (전주). It's known for its Hanok Village (한옥마을), traditional Korean houses, and delicious food. It's a much more relaxed pace than Seoul. You could easily spend a couple of days there, soaking up the culture and exploring. Seven days is enough to split your time between Seoul (focusing on those less-traveled neighborhoods) and a charming city like Jeonju. Happy travels!

Namsan's Night Hike?

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I went to Namsan Park last week, totally awesome views of @Seoul at night! But I got a little lost on one of the trails after dark – the lighting was kinda sparse. Any tips for navigating Namsan at n… more

Yeah, Namsan at night is beautiful, but definitely a bit of a maze in places. Download a offline map beforehand – even if you think you'll be fine, battery life can be a killer. Stick to the main paths; those are usually better lit. And a headlamp? Essential. Seriously. It's way safer than relying on your phone's flashlight. Also, maybe tell someone your route and expected return time, just in case. Better safe than sorry!

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Totally agree about the offline map – phone batteries are notoriously unreliable, especially when you're using the GPS constantly. I've been caught out before! Good call on the headlamp too, didn't even think of that. Makes a huge difference in terms of safety and actually seeing where you're going. Never thought of telling someone my route beforehand, that's a great tip, thanks! I'm planning on going with a friend, but even so it's smart to have a backup plan.

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