한국에 여행한다

asdfih · Posts: 91

여러분, 오래간만이에요.

전 한국에 여행하려고 하는데, 혼자서 갈 거이기 때문에 좀 불안을 품어 있어요. 한국어의 읽고 쓰기를 해도, 회화가 별로 못해요. 한국인의 관광하는 외국인에 대한　태도는 어떻게입니까? 끈기 있는 사람입니까?

그리고, 한국의 관광스폿을 안 몰라서, 여러분의 "그 곳을 곡 가야 한다!"라고 권하는 곳이 있으면 가르쳐주세요.

겨울에 서울하고 부산에 가려고 합니다.

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Australuke · Posts: 74

나도 부산에 가려고 하는데 '해운데'를 봐서 그래요!! 그렇지만 돈이 없어서 지금 가지못해요. 아무도 비행기표값이 빌려주실수 없습니까?

MeeNam · Posts: 884

Traveling alone eh? Been there. And actually Korea is a very friendly place when it comes to tourists. Example, I was trying to find a bookstore and so i stopped a guy who was walking in the opposite direction if he knew where the closest one would be. He said he knew and would take us there. Turned around and walked the way he just came for about 2 blocks and took us right to the door. Then he said, "sorry, this is as far as i can take you. i'm late for work so i must go now." and turned around and walked/ran back the way we just came. Very friendly people. They are also very patient with you in the 'don't speak much korean' issue as well.
as far as "have to see places"...해운데 is not bad (go at night for a good night shot, during the day if you plan to go in the ocean), there is a walking path that runs along the ocean which is pretty fun to walk. umm...경주 is always a tourist regular...공주 is really fun if you go to the temple there, lots of big-a buddha statues there. It all depends on what cities you will be in, how long you'll be there and how much time you want to spend wandering around on buses/trains. public transport is readily available, but can get expensive if you don't plan your trip well. i've traveled and lived there quite a bit, so if you have any other questions, let me know.

Australuke · Posts: 74

I went to kyeongju in winter time and it was great, it was december so not real cold yet but not many tourists so pretty much you can enjoy everything unimpeded. I stayed at a temple called 걸걸사 (I think) as part of a temple stay experience, very cool.

MeeNam · Posts: 884

trauma2020 · Posts: 422

or just 어떻습니까?

i would recommend the DMZ.. very good experience.
if you are going to busan visit 광안리, its a beach sorta near 해운대
theres also a temple right on the cliffs over looking the ocean.. the name is escaping me

asdfih · Posts: 91

Thanks for the info and tips, everybody!!
I'll make some research about the places everyone said so I can make some planning.
About the period, I was thinking about going for 5 or 6 days top, since I don't have much money.

MeeNam,
I'm glad to hear that Koreans are kind with foreigners. That surely makes travelling much easier and more fun.
I was planning to go to Seoul and Pusan only, but if there is another place that I should be visiting, please give me a heads up.
Do you think I should plan in detail to avoid spending too much money on transportation??

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trauma2020 · Posts: 422

within seoul you can get to everywhere you want to go using the subway.. just buy a prepaid card in a convenience store anywhere and that will save you a little bit of cash over buying a one way ticket everywhere you go.

in busan the subway system is much more limited, so i would definitely plan out where you want to go and see if you can find a bus route that goes where you want to go. i didnt plan ahead so i ended up taking a taxi most places, which got expensive when you are going from place to place sight seeing.

*YW* · Posts: 57

한국에서 꼭 봐야 할 것: 저 *-_-*

하하.. 농담이고요(정말??)
관광지에서의 한국사람이라면 관심갖고 가르쳐드릴 것 같은데... 특히 잘 못해도 한국어를 쓰시려 노력하신다면요!

열심히 공부하자~>_<//♥♥