Pohang Gyeongsangbuk Do, South Korea Travel Guide
A slight bow when greeting, especially to elders or those in authority, is a common sign of respect.
Tipping is not customary in South Korea.
Generally, photography in public areas is permitted.
Avoid discussing sensitive political issues, especially regarding North Korea or historical disputes with Japan, unless prompted by locals you know well.
Making an effort to learn simple Korean phrases like "Hello" and "Thank you" is always appreciated and shows respect.
Accessibility for travelers with mobility challenges is an evolving district in South Korea. While improvements are ongoing, some challenges exist in Pohang.
Infrastructure improves, especially in newer buildings and major transportation centers such as KTX depots and airports. Older city parts and traditional markets can present challenges.
KTX trains have accessible carriages. Pohang Gyeongju Airport and Pohang KTX Station equip with ramps, elevators, plus accessible bathrooms. Newer city buses may have low-floor access.
Space Walk, Yeongildae Beach boardwalk, and Homigot Sunrise Square have some accessible paths and viewing areas, though full access to all parts may vary.
Specialized services for travelers with visual or hearing impairments are limited.
The Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) website offers general accessibility information for South Korea.
For smooth travel, communicate specific mobility needs in advance to accommodations and tour providers.
Access convenient facilities at airports to enhance your travel experience.
Frequent travelers benefit from independent airport lounge access around the world.
A service assists customers in receiving compensation for flight delays or cancellations.
Prepare for your travels by learning some Korean phrases.
Stay connected throughout your journey with a portable Wi-Fi device.
Purchasing a local SIM card or eSIM is recommended for consistent navigation, translation, and communication for the duration of your journey.
