Start Here: This page organizes the key posts on this blog so foreigners can understand Korea’s travel “local logic” quickly.
Korea is often easy to move around once you learn a few local systems: navigation, addresses, transport cards, and everyday rules that are rarely explained in typical travel content.
How to use this guide: Start with the reading order below. If you only read a few, read the first three.
Recommended reading order
- 1) Maps and navigation: Why Google Maps Feels Wrong in Korea for Foreigners
- 2) Addresses and entrances: Korean Address System Explained for Foreigners in Korea
- 3) Transport card top-up: Common Mistakes Foreigners Make Recharging T-money in Korea
- 4) Cafe rules and assumptions: Korean Cafe Rules Foreigners Learn Late (One Drink Per Person)
- 5) Public transport etiquette: Korean Public Transport Etiquette Foreigners Often Miss
New here? Start with these three
- Why Google Maps Feels Wrong in Korea for Foreigners
- Korean Address System Explained for Foreigners in Korea
- Common Mistakes Foreigners Make Recharging T-money in Korea
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This guide will be updated as new posts are published. If you ever feel confused by a daily travel situation in Korea, come back here and pick the closest topic.
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