Places tourists never find
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OMG, you guys, I just found out about the most lit museum in Korea - Suwon Haewoojae, which literally translates to "Toilet Museum" in Korean (νμ₯μ€ λ°λ¬Όκ΄, hwasangsil bakmulgwan) - it's a super unique spot that's lowkey a must-visit for anyone who's ever wondered about the history of toilets. I mean, who wouldn't want to spend the day learning about the evolution of toilets and even seeing some crazy toilet-themed exhibits, right?
Half-moon-shaped river island an hour from Seoul, lined with metasequoia trees and remembered by every K-drama fan since 2002.
An hour north of Seoul, divided families look across barbed wire to relatives they've never met β and you can stand in the same spot for a single day's tour.
Korea's largest island is a 65-minute flight from Seoul Gimpo β three UNESCO sites, lava tubes, and the country's tallest mountain in one trip.
Two and a half hours south of Seoul and you wake up in a coastal city with mountain villages, the country's biggest fish market, and a skyline-wrapped beach.
Skip the tower-top observatory line. The view that actually breaks Japanese visitors is on the way up.
OMG, you guys, I just discovered the cutest secret staircases in Ihwa Mural Village ποΈ, a hidden gem in Seoul that's literally a must-visit for any K-drama fan or Instagram enthusiast! Lowkey, it's like stepping into a Korean drama, with colorful murals and adorable cat-themed steps that will make you go "ahh, it hits different" π.
You guys, I'm literally taking you on a secret tour of Insadong's hidden back alleys π, where you can find the most epic rooftop cafes that only locals know about, and trust me, it hits different when you're sipping on a hot cup of tea (μ°¨, cha) on a cozy rooftop overlooking the city π΅. From the trendy cafes with Instagrammable views to the lowkey spots where you can enjoy a peaceful afternoon, I'm spilling all the tea on Insadong's best-kept secrets, so you can experience the real Seoul, no cap!
You guys, I just visited the weirdest tourist spot in Korea - Suwon Haewoojae, the world's only toilet-shaped museum π½, and I'm literally dying from laughter and curiosity, because who wouldn't want to spend their day learning about the history of toilets? From the outside, it looks like a giant toilet, but trust me, it's so much more than that, and I'm lowkey excited to share my experience with you bestie!
If you're looking for a super chill destination in Busan that's full of vibrant street art and Instagram-worthy spots, you need to check out Gamcheon Culture Village, aka the colorful hillside village that's literally a feast for the eyes πποΈ. Trust me, it's lowkey a hidden gem that's waiting to be discovered, and I'm obsessed with its unique blend of traditional Korean culture and modern art, no cap!
If you're looking for a unique cultural experience in Busan, you gotta check out Gamcheon Culture Village, a vibrant hillside village that's literally a rainbow explosion of art, culture, and delicious food ππ, and trust me, it's a whole different vibe from the usual Seoul tourist spots, fr fr!
Forget the tourist traps β there's a tiny hillside village in Seoul literally covered in murals and it's giving main character energy fr fr. Let me spill all the secrets about Ihwa Mural Village before everyone else finds out!