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12 things to do BEFORE going to Korea
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Anyong chingoo! I've been getting ready for my trip to Korea and wanted to share a list of things to do when preparing for your own visit. If it's your first time traveling anywhere, this video may be just as useful :) Hope you enjoy and let me know if there's something you do to prepare for Korea!
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who's a kpop and kdrama fan but wants to go to korea not because of them but the culture, food and country itself?? only me?
me~~
Me not just about kpop I like Korean culture
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Why am I watching this like I'm going to Korea anytime soon.
Same. >_< Also, Min Yoongi IS life goals, I agree! xD
lmao mate
MINYOONGIISLIFEGOALS same
Rofl same I just wanna know the logistics if I did
MINYOONGIISLIFEGOALS Lol same though
0:11 #12. CHECH YOU PASSPORT
0:39 #11. PACK FOR THE SEASON
1:31 #10. TRAVEL VACCINES
2:04 #09. INTERNATIONAL DRIVING PERMIT
2:38 #08. FREE UP YOUR TECH
3:18 #07. NOTIFY CREDIT CARD COMPANIES
3:39 #06. EXIT TICKET
4:19 #05. ACCOMMODATIONS
4:58 #04. PREPARE GIFTS
5:31 #03. BOOK ACTIVITIES
5:58 #02. KNOW BASIC ETIQUETTE
6:22 #01. PRINT ESSENTIAL INFO
Awesome video!Thanks for sharing.
Having adresses and place names in Hangul and not romanized is definitely one of the most important tips! :)
Thank God I can read!
I just got back from my trip to Korea on Monday! haha And I did most of the things on this list, so I highly recommend anyone who is planning to go to do these things because it will really help! I also kept a small notebook with me of Korean travel phrases. I've taken two years of Korean, but there's of course still things I don't know, so I wanted to have that as a back up just in case. If you're a girl, I recommend carrying a decent sized purse. (Maybe a backpack if you're a guy?) Because I found myself needing to carry a lot with me when we were out for the day: wallet, t money card, cell phone, passport, a fan, a bottle of water, camera, wet wipes, tissues, soap, hand sanitizer, small travel umbrella, etc. I definitely recommend carrying tissues and wet wipes, especially if you plan on eating street food. It's also good to have in case the bathroom doesn't have toilet paper. Hand sanitizer is good for after riding the subway. I carried a little thing of soap sheets with me in case the bathrooms didn't have soap.
I feel like I overpacked though--you definitely don't need to bring enough clothes for your entire trip because you can buy clothes there and if you're staying somewhere that has a washer, use it. You can also get pretty much anything you'd need skincare wise so don't worry about forgetting that. I forgot to bring my exfoliating cleanser, cotton pads, and finger nail clippers. I found I needed those things lol so I stopped by an Olive Young. You can find most things in the convenience store too. Also, if you plan on doing a lot of shopping, carry one of those reusable fold up grocery bags (the ones that are kinda like the felt material?) and keep it in your purse or bag. That way you can put all of your shopping bags into the one bag. A tote bag also works well for this.
Also, plan in advance for two important things: 1) what will you do for wifi or mobile service and 2) how will you get to and from the airport in your home country and in Korea. The reason I say this is because I purchased (online) two SIM cards for our mobile phones, but when we got to Korea, they didn't work even though they were supposed to with our phone types. The girl at the counter in Incheon couldn't get them to work. I don't think I will be doing this in the future. Though it was cheaper than a wifi egg, it was also limited data. The wifi egg is the better option if you're worried about being connected. There were times where I really needed to have a connection to the internet because I was lost or confused. There is wifi at a lot of places, like the subway stations and cafes, but most of it you need a log in for or it's for paid wifi customers only. So DO NOT rely just on that. Unless you've been to Korea before and know what you're doing, you're probably going to feel much better knowing you can connect at any time to wifi. For the second thing, the hotel we stayed at in our home country near the airport had an airport shuttle which took us there the morning of our flight. When we got to Korea, we took the airport bus to a location near our accommodation. Find out if you can take an airport bus or the subway to your accommodation. Both are cheap. I recommend the airport bus if you have a lot of luggage, and also if you're worried about being really tired when you get there. Some hotels in Korea have airport services and some do not. If you have a lot of luggage, you may want to book a taxi in advance. This will cost around 80 to 100 USD. Since the subway only costs like 4 dollars, we did this on the way back. It was okay, but it's hard with luggage so if you have small bags it's fine. But if you have a lot of luggage or big luggage, you may want to take a taxi. So just budget for that in advance. You can also take the KTX express train, which is probably what I will do next time. We also didn't check with the hotel in advance in America to see if they would shuttle us back to where we parked our car, so we had to call them when we landed and hope they'd get us back lol. They had a shuttle so it was fine, but you may want to ask in advance ><
If anyone has questions feel free to ask~ I'm a meticulous planner so I feel like my trip went pretty well haha.
OH ALSO download the subway app for Korea and also this app called Korea Tour. They are lifesavers. If you can read Korean, download Naver or Daum maps as well.
Wow very informative but can you please tell me about language issue that how they understood your language or you learnt korean to understand them,one more question in which city of korea did you visited....
I'll be going to seoul in 2020 and already stressed about the details and luggage and all that. But reading your comment was helpful. I definitely have so many burning questions lol. I just want to prepare the best i can now so it won't be a shock later on. How did you pack? Did you check anything?
Thanks
Did customs or anyone ask you for vaccinations/immunizations information?
Yiseul Thank you for your information!! I’m planning to go to Seoul in March 2020. Would you recommend exchanging US dollars 💵 to won prior to leaving the US? Any suggestions on subway and transportation for Seoul would be appreciated. Thank you 😊
Can you do a video on travelling to Korea alone
I'm considering traveling to Korea next year on my own
Have fun!!!
Best thing you can do! I almost always travel alone and it's great. I've been to 33 countries and that have given me some experience. Prepare yourself by reading about the culture, tradition and manners. Go with a open mind and enjoy! You will meet people you'd never would meet, talk to people spontaneously and end up in awesome situations. 😀 I've ended up in a buddhistic wedding, an illegal club in Laos and was invited for samgyopsal and soju with Busan ggangpaes. Lol!
Great idea! I would love a video like that too 🙂
its all good.. korea is safe for traveling alone.
+Musiknird that sounds interesting
My best tips after backpacking around quite a lot is, reduce your luggage to half of it and double your money. You will never use as much clothes as you think and you will always spend more money then you think. You'll use the same amount of clothes if you going for 3 weeks or 7 month. My luggage always weighs in on 11kg no matter what. In 3 weeks I'll be on my way back to Korea. 😄👌👍
Oh and don't forget to book a korail interrail pass. It's very affordable and you can travel as much you want to for 10 days, even with the KTX.
Best thing is to buy stuff in korea and get your taxes back, yo.
This was super helpful! Thanks!
Musiknird
your profile picture confused the shit out of me
I want to go to Korea now 😂😢😍
me too!!!
here are a couple more tips. if you're staying in airbnb and hotel bring a converter from 110v to 220v for your phones. many airbnb host provide wifi egg (mobile hotspot). if you have Google voice or what apps or kik you can talk to your friends and family. Google voice allows you to call anywhere in us and canada. Also go to a bank to exchange money in korea. Always good to know basic korean and custom. Research the custom before you go there.
Me too!!!!are you Greek i saw you in an other video!
Georgina K-BTS same,I'm only 15 and I really want to go...it seems like such a beautiful and interesting place
I really wanna move to South Korea..but I doubt that's ever gonna happen #nevergiveuponadream
If you can find a job there, you can definitely do it!!! #dontgiveup !!
I moved to south korea. I work here. Why is it impossible? I just wouldnt say you would want to live here forever. its not kpop and shit like u see on tv all the time, every country has its flaws.
+MusingsofaJay♡ yea I know it's just I like the style and culture..of course every country has its flaws but it would be nice to live there
+MusingsofaJay♡ also it's on my bucket list 😂
Jenny Jungkook lol well.. u may change ur mind after a while . i used to be like u. i came to korea to teach less so on the tourist goals or whatever. but im sure u will like it regardless :) even if its to visit.
You forgot the most important thing to do: Learn Korean!
InsanityXtreme Is it really more important to learn Hangul ?
Do you know me? Who am i ? Well, if you wanna navigate day-to-day life in a foreign country, you gotta know the language
Uhh currently learning though😂😂
@@serotyunin7101 samee
Just use your Google assistant
it's insane how I used to watch this kind of videos hoping to travel one day and god! here I am in korea😍😍😍
*****you will hopefully! I thought it was nearly impossible! Hope you have a good chance and travel where you wish ♡
Did you have to get these vaccines that she was talking about in the video?
Even tho Im too young to go to Korea anytime soo its goon to start now planning and having ideas so i"ll be super prepare couse things like passports and the medicals shots scares me if I dont do them.VERY helpful video :D Thank you
*good to start
getting the passport is pretty easy ^^
as for the shots you may already have had them, I'm visiting now and did not need to get any shots before I came.
+xx_strawberry_xx Yeah but my mom is a nurse and she's all in about the shots but Im always on time with them.Are you having a good time?
ohh I can see that. Yes I'm having a wonderful time ^^ I hope you get to go sometime~
Good on you!
Mena can you make a video about places to live in korea? like inexpensive places, rent and how it all works and such?
yes please! also some nice place to stay during vacation (hotel, airbnb, or guest house)
yeah that would be interesting to see.
Yasss
Yasss
Itaewon is pretty cheap, but (obviously) Seoul is pretty expensive. The more you give the person you're buying the house off upfront, the less the rent will be (usually). Hope that helped a little?
I'm flying to Korea on Friday and I'm so excited :D This video came right on time!
Take me with youuuuuㅠㅠ
GOLDEN MAKNAE 😍😍💛
UGH LUCKY!!! 😫
Have a nice flight!
Ok Seoul is amazing guys, you all have to put it to the top of your list! ❤️
Hey dear , I love your videos . Wanted to know what about SIM cards and wifi ?
oh wifi- uhh so in Korea, you can't use your USA sim card for data and wifi only appears in places rarely. so if you want to use data, you have to buy it separately in Korea
If you are a male gyopo and plan on staying longer than 3 months, make sure you check with the Korean consulate to see if you are considered a dual citizen. Not checking property can cause you to do mandatory military service in Korea.
I mentioned this since immigration refused me my alien registration card because of my dual citizenship. My health issues should exempt me from the military service.
Also, I am new to your channel. Great content for a gyopo like me. Are you a fellow gyopo as well Mina?
What's a gyopo?
+sera I gyopo (교포) refer to people of korean descent who were born and or raised elsewhere. I myself am a korean american gyopo.
+joek0 ahhh! thank you for explaining it.
oh god it's gonna be so difficult for me to travel to Korea I'm such an idiot I couldn't do all that omg mum will need to do it for me obsciosowk
I 100% agree with you , I didn't get a word she said. when the video was done I told myself "well, your screwed". 😂
+Aixa Cruz YEESS holy shit like I'm almost done high school I should know how to do this
SAME HAHA I'm hoping my study abroad advisor will help me a lot..
Lol same. Glad im not the only one lmao
I'm going
I would like to go but I wonder how ppl will look at me as a brown latino walking alone in Korea. lol and I only know the basic. lol Anyong chinguu lol
Don't worry!! If they look at you, they won't do it because of your skin colour!!!
Like anywhere else in the world, 99% of the people will not even care about a stranger!
Having said that, you may come across elders who will ask you about your country and will try to teach you some korean words, also, may say hello and try to shake hands with you... but, that's only out of curiousity!! (If I were not shy, I would do the same every time I see a foreign person in my country haha)
** About the language: I only knew how to say a few words, when I went to Korea, and that wasn't a problem! Whenever I came across someone who didn't understand english, I would use a picture to help them understand.
The first time I did that, the boy from the GS25 that was near our apartment was like wtf? until he saw the picture haha
I doubt they did not understand English in Korea. Unless you visited a long time ago. The reason I say this is the majority if not all learn English in school at a young age. What you may have experienced is this; English is not the native tongue/language so it is not spoken every day. In time they forget some of it. When a naturally English speaking person approaches them a lot of them will pretend they do not understand English rather than appear foolish by mispronouncing/misunderstanding words.
William King Thank you. of course I'm not expecting ppl to speak to me in another language I was just guessing if they won't like me near or walk around them lol
William King
I went to Korea last november. Maybe that's what happened but, I can't say that for sure. haha Either way, the thing is you can communicate without having to speak korean or english. :)
Ortega L
I don't think so. I'm a latina myself. I'm more on the pale side but the friend who traveled with me has dark skin and never had any problems. Everyone was really nice.
Hope you get to go one day!
When I turn 16 I'll be going to korea with my family and right now I'm 13 and I've have learned Korean all by myself and my parents supported me 100% they'll be takin me there to test my skills and I'm very glad this came now we can prepare early thank you very much
Number one rule: Learn Korean.
These suggestions are all good bits of advice. I have learned the in the course of forty years of traveling and living in Russia. So, it is nice to see them all in one place.
If I'm going to Korea, imma just gonna debut at BigHit (yes I'm an ARMY)
I'll support your debut! xD (Also ARMY)
Min Taehyung if you're a female then you can't be a trainee at Bighit because they don't allow girls
rip
I plan to go to starship😂😂 (monbebe)
Exactly
I’ve been to S.Korea once but just at the airport because I had to go to India for vacay I’m from India 🇮🇳 but I didn’t pay attention to S.korea that time but I was 11 that time now I’m 12 and I want to go to S.Korea since I’m a BTS ARMY 💖
Min Yoongi playing Piano Is my Shitu lol I am hoping to go next year with a friend but I am scared about not traveling with my family since I am going to be 13 and with a friend's family. .....
sameeeeeeeeeee
Great tips about travelling Korea. It`s a video made 6 years ago. But noticed that tips here are so useful.. Great job.
But what if you want to move to Korea and don't want to go back to your home Country
?
MenmaAmvs I don't know
Aha same
That's just a thought. When you get there you'll know home is home & Korea is another beautiful country you'd want to visit again or something...but this thought will dispose off surely. No offense though.
You read my mind.
Santokh Parmar Well for some of us home is hell and we need to make a new home.
Please make a video about THINGS TO DO BEFORE MOVING TO KOREA... When I grow up I will move to Korea and live there... Thank you!
GREAT post, I spent two weeks in Seoul and Busan a couple of months ago and it took a few weeks to gather the info you have here, I used all of those tips and had a fantastic experience! Well done!!!!
Just thought of one tip, I took the DMZ/JSA tour and you need to make sure you book at least 3 days in advance because they have to do a background check if you are going to the JSA.
I screen shotted almost everything that I booked or directions of places we wanted to go to. It was extremely helpful.
i’m not sure if she’s a korean but she is VERY accurate with her information. i’m an australian/korean and i strongly encourage to follow her tips.
She is :)
I'm going to Seoul this year with a friend!! I am sooo nervous as well as excited! Looks like we'll have to do a LOT of preparation. At least I can read the hangul^^
OMG LUCKKYY take me with you💕Please😢😭😂🙇
So lucky you are !
Can someone explain the exit ticket thingy? I'm very puzzled ☹️
Thanks for this video! Me and my best friend just bought our plane tickets to Seoul in October so I've been scattering the webs trying to find a list just like this one! Super helpful, we're so excited!
You were one of the ways I started studying Korean 8 years ago and after coming to study 4 different times I just moved here for a job!! I miss watching your videos!!
1:07 if you are plus sized, wish you luck lol I’m 5’5’’ and 128 ib, which is considered normal to slim in us but it’s impossible to find anything that will fit me from street vendors/stores lol 😂
Also, one more tip for traveling korea is making native friend before go :)
ohhh im in Seoul now as a summer university student and your videos have helped me sooooo much !!!!!! i watch them before making plans to go out to places in seoul or for language help !!
u are the only one who teach me how to read korean im so happy every time i see yah
can you do a video regarding good universities in Korea for national students?
is it really necessary to get your vaccines if you'll only stay for not even a week? because vaccines scares me HAHAHA.
I stayed in Korea for a week two years ago. I wasn't told to get any vaccines. Maybe if you will be staying at a farm like she said.
Nope, I've been here for the summer & didn't have to get any shots
Shey They're not required, just recommended
I like watching these videos about Korea and it makes me want to travel there or move. and I get super excited but
it's hella expensive
I cry everytime.
Just bought my ticket to Korea! Air China has a sale going on now FYI.
Also a few other things I have learned from my international travels are you can get apps that download maps to your phone which you can use your phone's gps to navigate. It saves you from carrying a map and the gps does not use data.
Another thing to back up copies of your passport is email yourself a copy of your passport. This way you can pull it up on your phone or if you phone is dead or stolen you can pull it up on another computer and print it.
Wait so when you are traveling do you just use your cellular data?? I'm not good with these things
Katelynn Neagle I don't think you would have to use your cellular data at all, since there is free wifi almost everywhere in Seoul, even in the subways etc. :)
Sukey1907 oh thank you
Katelynn Neagle you can rent a pocket wifi at the airport if you want to have your own internet source everywhere you go
Katelynn Neagle stop
no
*quickly packs and goes for bts*
In my country Colombia it takes 30 minutes or less to do your passaport and you get it 3/4 days after
The best video about Korea that I have seen yet. Very important subjects covered.
when i'm going to turn 18 my dad promised that he's going to send me to korea and i wanted to move in to korea and i just wanted to ask you what should i pack to officially be ready to move in and btw i'm just 10 lol
+IISweetzII you went ALONE?
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Im turning 17 this november, an im super exited. We wanna go to korea next year so we're trying to save my money, and we'll be working the whole year ugh i REALLY hope we're going to make it 🙏🏽🙏🏽😭
I moved to Korea for work. You two shouldnt be planning just yet lol.. its still a way to go
+MusingsofaJay♡ But I'll be 18 next year ;-; i don't think it's a superyoung age to travel lol
i want to go to korea south and north and after that to mongolia to travel and see the landscape... im interrested in alaska and siberia :)
Don't. Go. To. North. It's unsafe there
+Beauty By Me Yap it is..........
North not a good idea lol
north korean tourism is a thing. the DPRK needs money so they provide super safe travel packages
I say stay away from the north... for your own safety
I make three copies of my passport and itinerary(air line info, hotel, and rough travel plan). I make sure to have one copy whenever I cross a border, and generally carry it with me during travel. Second one goes into the primary luggage, and leave the last one back home with someone I can trust, usually my sister who is also a lawyer.
I traveled to korea and came back a week ago! I'm korean so yea! It was awesome my parents just did everything thing I'm 10
Omg. I spot Vromance @ 5:45 and thank you for this very informative video!
yay vromance~~
yay I knew I wasn't wrong
yay!!
Ahh x')
You are so pretty 💕
Bless
One thing to also consider doing before you leave is doing a money conversion. Its really easy to get money changed around in Korea like at Namdaemun Market, or conversion studios, but just in case. Have already $100 dollars in Won
Love the depth, and ur outside the box. really appreciate this vid.
This is so important like why doesn't school teach you this lol
Trisha Malhotra true
I want to go to Seoul for a month in the new year, I was looking into goshiwans or renting an apartment but I don't know where to start. could you recommend some places I might start looking. I have limited Korean language at the minute to add to my problems :-)
Going to Korea for the BIGBANG concert! Super excited but scared since I have had little experience with Korean culture besides youtube videos and kpop/ kdaramas.
I'm going to Korea next month!! It is so useful information from you! Because I really want to find some booths and winter jacket in Korea~ Namdamun is the places that I need to go!! Thankyou!
instead of folding, roll your chothes up for more space✌❤
Is there an age requirement for the license thing? Like, if I was 16, and had a drivers license, would that still transfer? I'm just really curious about this
As far as I know, in the US the age for being able to drive a rental car/in another state is 21, so that'd probably be a good estimate (:
Ooohb okay, thank you :)
In korea it's 19 in international age
I seriously was scavenging through most your videos to find a video such as this! You answered my prayers in a timely matter! 🙌🏼
I'm looking for open karaoke bars. I know private rooms are the norm, but i found a few in Japan and they were a blast.
Thank!!!!
Thanks for the information it helps a lot
Remember...If you travel in korea you should have some knowledge of korean language...
Update! Because of COVID U.S. Passport offices are on a limited basis and are only processing family emergency passports. Which means that mine is just sitting in the office collecting dust......oh well, hopefully I get it before I head to Korea. :( It could take longer than 4 weeks.
Also never forget traveling insurance, you never know if you're going to get sick or injured!
I wanted to travel to Korea as an au-pair (I have been to Britain working as babysitter and I'll be there from September for a year, but I would love to then travel to Korea or Japan), but it is not really cheap and easy to get a visa.
who else wants to go to korea to meet bts and blackpink
anu malu exactly
Meee for bts
anu malu me for bts my opa jimin
Actually I'm going there to meet ALL OF THEMM
Namjin Lover sorry to burst your bubbles (anyone that wants to meet BTS by going to Korea) but that’s impossible
I wanna go to Korea because of my OPPAS 😍😍😭😭😂
Random JANepo 😂😂
bruh, just no
why tho?? if she just want to visit korea to meet idols, go to concerts ect..i dont see the problem. You don't need to be interested on the history or landscape to visit a country!
Princess Daisy if shes going to use oppa is the pronunciation . 오빠 is how its wrote not "oppa" . thats why i said girl no.
Random JANepo no...just no.
I’m going on nov 6-16. My husband there for work,,,, but I’ll be on my own during the day, Very excited to see soo much.
I'm currently in Korea for July. For me I made sure to print copies of passport and give one to my parents (who did not come), I also printed off a copy for my self, I also brought my Insurance Card, korean won, debit and credit cards. Also make sure your luggage is not over the weight limit - this happened to my friend. Try to find out the modes of transport to your hotel, order a SIM card and pick up at airport, have won with you, you may want to use it at the airport.
number one, the most important is the money. LOL. i'm just kidding :)
first how do you get money
Kiddos Week Become the president of the USA.
Kiddos Week The bank
Yah the bank. Trade it in for won money
this is great Minah! I am travelling to korea for the first time next week!! this is great timing. also a lot of my itinerary has been set thanks to your videos. really excited! thanks for your tips!
I'm watching this because I'm going to Korea next Week!!! and I'm suuuuuper excited! 감사합니다 for the tips. 😘
These videos you make are extremely helpful! You got yourself another subscriber!
You are the most helpful person ever.
I'm traveling to Seoul in a month and your videos get me so hyped!!
Omg Im obsessed with your channel! Thanks so much for the amazing tips!
hmmm pretty i had all this covered before I went to Korea last month for vacation
No. 7 was a life-saver when I went.
Good morning already arrived and just seeing this!
This was WAY more informative then most videos thank you
If you're traveling from America, don't exchange your currency until you reach Korea. The exchange rate at Myeongdong Money Changers was ten percent better than the exchange rates I got from US banks! They also don't charge commission fees.
I'm 13 now and going to go to Korea to become an idol once I'm 14 which is next year 😒 right now I'm just preparing to see what to do and what not to do since it's all going to be new
I literally just booked my flight last night for my school year in Seoul! Perfect timing for thiz video! Thank you!!!
Additional tip!
Download an application where you can take a picture of Korean characters then can translate it to your language. I swear, almost everything in Korea are labelled in Korea and there's not translation.
Good tips. As for your passport scan and email the bio page to yourself. That way you can open your yahoo or google if you lose your paper copies. I always have a small copy folded in my wallet too.
Thanks for the infos I'm going to korea next month and I really need to know what to do at korea
Thank you for your tips. It is very helpful. Can't wait to go to Korea!
buys biggest help if you don't know Korean type on Google translate and click the voice button so it will translate your text in Korean and say it. this was really helpful for me cause I'm a Hindu and I can't eat beef or pork so I had to ask the street food vendors they didn't understand English so I use to do this trick
In Korea free Wi-Fi is everywhere and really fast. So if you are doing a short trip you probably won't need to get a sim card, which can be quite expensive ($30 1GB of data). Also you can upload all your photos really quickly! On the off chance you are taking the boat from Qingdao, China, change your money in China!
Tip use papago it is based on Korean translation. It will be helpfull
You explained yourself well. Thank you very much
I did most of your recommendations when I visited Korea last spring! love your channel Prof. Oh! 😊👌
yes Mena, I neeeeeeed a video about how to prepare for moving to Korea. Thank you for such a helpful video :)
I’m watching this cause I’m going to Korea in May 2019😍 Can’t wait!
thanks to this video..Now i know what to do before i go to korea..
Love the tip of bringing gifts with you. Great video!
THANK YOU SO MUCH this is going to help me so much. I'm spending 1 month in Korea over winter break and already booked my flight. It's the first time I'll be traveling abroad alone. One thing to add, for the young people who are going, get a credit card. I have a debit card but my mom is saying I will also need to have a credit card just incase something goes wrong or they don't accept debit cards.
I went to Korea when I was 4 because of my aunties wedding she's Korean for the first few days I went to sleep for most of the day and up at night
This was pretty good for travelling in general:) Thank you for the video! I'm definitely going to carry a bunch of paper around with me the next time I'm travelling:)
I'm going to Jeju island IN A MONTH (December 12) I'm WAY TOO HYPED FOR IT