Things to do in Paju-si

I should have gone to see it sometime and learn about the history of the division of North Korea. Unfortunately, due to a border crossing incident, the JSA wouldn't let me go, so I could only visit a museum built by a tourism company.

It's a very nice place, and I like that Koreans preserve their history, preserve their houses, and live in them. I recommend not lingering on the main street, but rather, going deeper into the area where you'll find museums and more unique, less touristy places you can stop in and stroll around. But be polite and don't make noise, because that's where people live.

In the height of summer, Seoul Tower is more tiring with its uphill climb, but less of a hassle waiting for the cable car. It's a must-see attraction for first-time visitors. You can choose whether or not to go up the tower at your own expense; it's similar to the Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai. The all-glass bathrooms inside the tower are a major highlight! 😂

Reasons to Recommend:1. Lively street throughout the night2. Shops are open till 12am which makes it convenient for people to shop for skincare, cosmetics, food3. Bus stop and subway stations are everywhere

Insadong (Insa-dong) is one of Seoul’s most famous cultural districts, known for its traditional tea houses, antique shops, art galleries, and vibrant street life. It’s a must-visit for travelers seeking authentic Korean heritage and crafts

Neat place to visit. Has many different cafes and restaurants. Some buildings are art themselves. A good place to visit outside of Seoul for a day. Planning to go back.

It's a good restaurant with European style. And the location is very peaceful. But difficult to visit there without car

We went here in the afternoon and went back in the evening. It really lit up at night. I would recommend visiting at night. Many restaurants that are authentic with Korean BBQ. Such a vibrant atmosphere.

A paradise for snacks and the location is also close to the Dongdaemun area.. actually it's too crowded and touristy, and the prices, even though they're market-style, aren't cheap, but you still have to come here, especially if you're a first timer to Korea.

Reservation is required to visit this presidential office of South Korea. It is worth a visit with your kids.