South Korea
South Korea has places like Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul showing its history, and Seoul's N Tower showing its modern technology and economy. This mix of old and new shows South Korea's respect for its past and its focus on the future. Temples offer quiet spots, while city streets are full of life, showing a mix of tradition and modern life. The country's natural landscapes, from mountains to coastlines, add to the variety of experiences available to visitors.
The country is known for its arts and food. It is famous worldwide for its electronics, cars, and entertainment, with K-pop having a big impact globally. Events like the Jeonju Hanji Cultural Festival and the Busan International Film Festival show its active cultural scene. Many of South Korea's buildings, including temples, reflect Buddhist traditions. The country's long history of making ceramics, shared from one generation to the next, shows the strong heritage and skill of its people.
Demographics
Economics & Tourism
Cost Of Living Index
69.2
Annual Tourists
17 million
Homicide Rate
0.5 per 100,000
Median Income
$25,000/yearly
Tourism Revenue
$ 21 billion (2022)
Top Activities
Cultural Tours, DMZ Tour, Street Food Tour
Source: World Bank | CIA World Factbook | Statista | Trading Economics | UNODC | NUMBEO