Start here: Korea Travel Reality Guide for Foreigners
This blog explains the local systems and unspoken rules of Korea to help foreigners navigate daily life with ease.
What this blog is
Foreigners often expect global apps and habits to work everywhere, but Korea works differently. This blog explains the logic behind how things function here. It focuses on the essential local systems that make daily life run smoothly for residents and visitors alike.
What this blog is not
You will not find lists of famous tourist attractions or restaurant reviews here. This site is not a travel guide designed to sell tours or promote specific brands. It is a practical resource for understanding the mechanics of the country rather than a collection of sightseeing tips.
What you will learn here
You will learn how to handle common tasks that often cause confusion for those new to the country. We cover the specific tools and behaviors that locals use every day. By following these guides, you can avoid small mistakes and navigate the streets with confidence.
- How to use Naver Map because Google Maps is not reliable for navigation here
- The correct way to find building entrances using the local address system
- Where and how to recharge transport cards for buses and subways
- Important cafe etiquette such as the one drink per person rule
- Unspoken rules for public transport and general pedestrian movement
How to use this blog
Read these posts whenever you feel confused by a local process or system. Each guide provides a clear explanation so you do not have to guess what to do next. The goal is to provide practical clarity so you can focus on enjoying your time in the country.
Conclusion
Korea is a very convenient place once the local logic is understood. Learning the unspoken rules takes away the stress of navigating a new environment. This blog provides the foundation you need to experience Korea like a local.
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