Even if you’re not into Korean war history, visiting this hilltop monument is impressive for the views alone.
With modern interactive and historic displays this small aquarium shows visitors how fishing has always been a part of the Korean culture.
The ancient artifacts in this small history museum include everyday household items, buddhas, fishing gear and musical instruments.
Sheltered waters and mild temperatures make this relaxing stretch of coast on Geoje Island a popular place to go year round.
A former prison camp for North Korean soldiers on an island in the south of Korea offers visitors a gripping insight into the horrors of the Korean War.
Beautifully designed botanical gardens and gorgeous ocean views make this tiny island southwest of Busan a favorite of visitors to Korea.
