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In South Korea, experiencing traditional Hanbok has become a popular activity. Hanbok, originating from the Three Kingdoms period on the Korean Peninsula, has evolved over a thousand years. Its unique color combinations, exquisite embroidery patterns, and sophisticated tailoring showcase South Korea's historical elegance and national sentiment. Classical attractions in Seoul such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung, and Bukchon Hanok Village are perfect places to experience Hanbok. The classical architecture complements the style of the Hanbok, providing a perfect backdrop for travel photos. Hanbok rental shops offer professional services, including Hanbok selection, dressing guidance, hairstyling, and even photography services to help tourists take beautiful pictures. Come to South Korea, put on a Hanbok, gain a deeper understanding of traditional culture, and create unique travel memories

Direct flights from Guilin to Seoul (Incheon), South Korea are now available. This route is operated by Jeju Air. The outbound flight number is 7C8612, departing from Guilin at 1:40 AM and arriving in Seoul (Incheon) at 6:30 AM. The return flight number is 7C8611, departing from Incheon International Airport at 9:25 PM and arriving at Guilin Liangjiang International Airport at 12:40 AM (all times listed are local). Service runs from October 1, 2025 to November 29, 2025. From October 1 to November 2, there will be 4 flights per week, operating regularly on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Starting from November 5, the schedule will be adjusted to 2 flights per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Lotte World Korea has a new event! Just after the popular "Ditto Season," the "Pokémon Halloween Party" has arrived. The entire park is taken over by jack-o'-lanterns and Ghost-type Pokémon, featuring a Halloween Pikachu meet-and-greet, limited-time stage shows, themed merchandise, a Pokémon GO pop-up store, and more. 🔴 Halloween Decorations at a Glance ① The Gengar hot air balloon is now the centerpiece at the entrance, while Pikachu, Eevee, and the starter Pokémon are all dressed in little devil costumes. ② In the plaza, there are three "Trick or Zap" Pikachu photo sessions daily. If you want a front-row spot, rush to the stage to save your place right after taking photos. ③ 15-minute limited show: Pikachu, Eevee, and Gengar take turns dancing, creating an amazing atmosphere. 🔵 Shopping Guide ① There's a shop on the 1st floor, two mobile carts, and a special counter on the 4th floor. The popcorn bucket features Pikachu in a hot air balloon. Ghost-type refrigerator magnets and badges will sneak their way into your shopping cart. ② There are two Gashapon areas, one at the 4th-floor exit and another by the 2nd-floor elevator, where you can get the complete hot air balloon Gashapon series. 🟡 Collaboration Pop-ups ① On the 1st floor, find special Gengar & Psyduck drinks. On the 4th floor, there are limited-edition Pikachu & Squirtle beverages. You'll want to take the cups home after finishing your drink. ② On the 1st floor, visit the Pokémon GO pop-up to get free Gengar stickers and postcards. Remember to open the game to claim your rewards. The indoor area is all about Pokémon, while the outdoor area has a more traditional Halloween vibe. Take plenty of photos indoors before heading outside for the night events! 📍 Lotte World, Seoul 🚇 Direct access from Jamsil Station ⏰ September 6–November 16, miss it and you'll have to wait a year

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Seoul's three major ancient palaces are introducing special nighttime hours! The ancient palaces have a unique charm at night during this cool fall season. Gyeongbokgung Palace will extend its opening hours to 9:30 PM from September 3 to September 28, during which there will also be a royal court cuisine experience. Changgyeonggung Palace is open year-round until 9:00 PM, and the light exhibition "Moonlight Lotus Flower at Changgyeonggung Palace" will run until December 31. Deoksugung Palace is also open year-round until 9:00 PM, with the nighttime program "Deoksugung Palace Seokjojeon at Night" taking place from September 10 to October 26. Visitors can experience the depth of history and enjoy the unique night scenery of the ancient palaces. Entry is free for those wearing Hanbok. The royal court cuisine experience at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the light exhibition at Changgyeonggung Palace, and the nighttime tour and musical performance at Deoksugung Palace are all can't-miss highlights. Come to Seoul's ancient palaces and experience a different kind of nighttime charm

From October to November in Seoul, the maple leaves are red and the ginkgo trees are golden, making the entire city look like an overturned color palette. This guide has compiled the most photogenic spots for viewing autumn foliage in and around Seoul, all accessible by subway and perfect for photos. Save it now! 🍂Namsan Park + N Seoul Tower 📍10-minute walk from Exit 3 of Myeong-dong Station on subway Line 4 🕒Open all day, cable car operates until 10:00 PM ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ The largest maple forest in the city, with an aerial cable car offering views of a red and yellow carpet below ✓ 360° panoramic view from the top of the tower, capturing the sunset, maple leaves, and Seoul's nightscape all at once ✓ A filming location for "My Love from the Star," a must-visit for couples 📸Photo spots: Cable car window, observation deck at the top of the tower, the fallen leaves path on Namsan Circular Road 🍂Bukchon Hanok Village + Samcheong-dong 📍15-minute walk from Exit 2 of Anguk Station on subway Line 3 🕒Open all day, Bukchon Hanok Village Museum is open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ Located behind the Blue House, capture the traditional Hanok roof tiles and maple leaves in one frame for a journey back in time ✓ The artistic alleys of Samcheong-dong, where coffee shop windows serve as natural photo filters ✓ Shoot from the top of the slopes for a rich, layered view of red-leaf-covered rooftops 🍂Deoksugung Stone Wall Walkway 📍3-minute walk from Exit 1 of City Hall Station on subway Line 1/2 🕒Outside the palace is open 24 hours, inside the palace is open from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM (closed on Mondays) ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ Voted No. 1 of Seoul's "100 Most Beautiful Small Roads," with intertwining ginkgo and maple leaves ✓ Recreate famous scenes from the K-drama "Guardian: The Lonely and Great God / Goblin" with the palace walls, stone walls, and fallen leaves ✓ The nearby Jeongdong Observatory offers a free panoramic view of the entire palace's autumn scenery 📸Photo spots: The bend in the stone wall walkway, the play of light and shadow on the palace walls, the panoramic view from the observatory 🍂Ewha Womans University 📍5-minute walk from Exit 2/3 of Ewha Womans University station on subway Line 2 🕒Campus is open all day, the ECC sunken building is open from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ European-style stone architecture paired with fiery red maple leaves, creating an intellectual and romantic atmosphere ✓ The campus's sloping ginkgo avenue, covered in a carpet of golden fallen leaves ✓ After exploring the campus, head straight to Ewha Womans University Women's Street for beauty shopping—a paradise for girls 📸Photo spots: Looking up from the ECC steps, the front of the main auditorium, the ginkgo avenue 🍂Changdeokgung Palace Secret Garden (Reservation required) 📍10-minute walk from Exit 3 of Anguk Station on subway Line 3 🕒10:00 AM–4:00 PM (Closed on Mondays, book in advance on the official website) ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ A UNESCO World Heritage royal garden, featuring ancient ponds, pavilions, and reflections of maple leaves ✓ The same backyard once enjoyed by Korean princes, with fewer crowds and beautiful scenery for stunning photos ✓ Free admission if you wear a Hanbok, for a fully immersive experience 🍂Top Suburban Spot: Nami Island 📍1-hour ITX/bus ride from Seoul → 10-minute boat ride from Gapyeong Wharf 🕒8:00 AM–9:00 PM (Fall/Winter) ✅Reasons to visit: ✓ Metasequoia lanes, maple leaves, and ginkgo trees—capture three colors of autumn in one path ✓ A filming location for "Winter Sonata," filled with a fairytale-like atmosphere ✓ Rent a bike to circle the island or take a zip line for an aerial view of the red leaves and lake scenery 📸Photo spots: Central Metasequoia Lane, Ginkgo Tree Lane, reflections on the lake 🕒Best Time to See Autumn Foliage in Seoul in 2025 City: Mid-October to mid-November Suburbs (Nami Island): Mid-October to late October 📌TIPS Wake up early! Arrive at attractions before 8:00 AM for fewer people, better light, and intact fallen leaves. Wear light-colored clothing or a Hanbok to stand out against the red walls and yellow leaves for great photos. Bring a power bank and a wide-angle lens; dense maple foliage areas can drain your battery quickly. Top up your subway card in advance; expect long lines at the ticket gates on weekends during the red leaf season. 🧡Save this guide and come to Seoul this fall to experience a romance exclusive to the season

SEA LIFE COEX Aquarium in Seoul has reopened after a major renovation, introducing brand-new themed zones: "Seal Beach Bay" and "Seahorse Secret Garden." As the first glass-bottom boat experience in Seoul, visitors can ride in a transparent boat for an up-close view of marine life, including sharks and rays. Additionally, a unique feeding experience allows you to interact with marine creatures and discover the wonders of their world. SEA LIFE COEX Aquarium is not just a place to see marine life; it's a paradise for families and ocean lovers. The new exhibits and exciting activities promise an unforgettable ocean adventure.