Seongnam-si Gyeonggi-do, South Korea Travel Guide
Mild temperatures in Spring (March-May) mean light jackets, cardigans, sweaters, and Long-sleeved shirts. Summer (June-August) calls for easy to carry, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen.
Autumn (September-November) is similar to spring, with light to medium-weight jackets and sweaters. Winter (December-February) requires a heavy Winter coat, thermal underwear, and thick sweaters.
These are absolutely necessary. Expect extensive walking, especially when exploring parks, markets, and attractions. Find options on Amazon.
Useful for summer (monsoon) and winter (snow/slush) conditions.
Convenient for places where you frequently remove your shoes, like homes, some classic eateries, and temples.
Organizing your travel documents carefully prevents delays and complications. Keep both physical and digital copies of everything important.
Stay connected and powered up with the right electronics. South Korea uses 220V at 60Hz with Type F/C plugs.
Bring your standard camera gear. A Wide-angle lens is useful for cityscapes and landscapes. Find gear at B&H Photo.
For secure backups of photos and documents.
An External hard drive or extra memory cards provide local backups.
Consider NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure online connections.
A well-stocked personal health and wellness kit addresses minor ailments and maintains your comfort. While pharmacies are abundant, having familiar brands can bring reassurance. Consider a specialized Adventure Medical Kit for comprehensive supplies.
Carry all your prescriptions in their original containers containers with a doctor's note. Check Korean Customs Service guidelines for restrictions. Bring familiar over-the-counter brands.
For Namhansanseong Fortress or nearby mountains (Cheonggyesan), pack sturdy shoes and a backpack.
For nearby ski or snowboard resorts, rental is an option. If you prefer, bring personal gear.
Pack swimwear for pools or water parks. Bicycles are rentable at parks like Yuldong Park.
These additional items contribute to comfort, security, and convenience during your travels. South Korea is very safe, but precautions are always wise. Consider security bags from Pacsafe.
Embrace sustainable travel with reusable items and grab local essentials for smooth navigation.
Reduces plastic waste; fill from filters.
Avoids plastic bag charges.
For street food and takeout.
Useful for fine dust or crowded areas.
Pack versatile items that you can mix and match to create different outfits for varying temperatures and occasions.
Make digital copies of all your documents and store them in a safe cloud service or email them to yourself. Keep a separate physical copy in a different bag.
