Four Days and Three Nights Itinerary Sharing in Seoul

After three years, I can finally travel freely to South Korea again☺️ I found a date with very cheap airfare, took two days off for annual leave, and started my four days and three nights trip to South Korea🥳 Day1️⃣ ✈️Departing from Shanghai Pudong, I arrived at Incheon Airport at five in the afternoon. Then I took an airport bus to Gangnam Station. I chose to stay at a very nice guesthouse P2P3 Day2️⃣ 🎠I chose to go to Everland on Friday to see pandas🐼 P4P5 There is a direct bus from Gangnam Station🚉 to Yongin, which is very convenient. The tickets were on promotion recently, only costing 34,000 Korean won. It's not very crowded on weekdays, highly recommended! Day3️⃣ Took a tour around the city～ 🗺️Gangnam-Gwanghwamun-Gyeongbokgung-North Village Hanok Village-Gwangjang Market-Namsan Tower The entrance fee for Gyeongbokgung is only 3,000 Korean won, which is cheap, and the area is not big, so you can finish the tour quickly. Then you can visit the nearby Hanok Village, which has many small shops and is nice to explore😋 There's really a lot to eat in Gwangjang Market, and it's super crowded. But the food is indeed cheap and delicious, and I also recommend buying some souvenirs to take home. Finally, I went to Namsan Tower to see the night view, and I honestly do not recommend buying a ticket to go up the tower. The ticket is not cheap, and the view is almost the same as what you can see from the bottom of the tower😅 Day4️⃣ ✈️The plane back to Shanghai was in the late afternoon. I simply strolled around Gangnam in the morning, and there are self-service luggage storage lockers in the subway station, which is very convenient. There are also many airport buses nearby, which is very convenient. Lastly, I picked up some items at the airport duty-free shop, and I still recommend ordering on the app and picking up at the airport. However, the recent discounts are not significant, so I suggest comparing with the Sunrise Duty-Free Shop.