South Korea Working Holiday Hub
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South Korea working holiday visa resources
- South Korea working holiday visa – how to apply
- How to Get set up in Korea as an H1 visa expat
- How to open a bank account (coming soon)
- T money card in Korea: What is it and what does it do?
- Useful apps in South Korea to help you get by
- Resident cards (coming soon)
- How to find English speaking expat jobs in Korea
- Renting a Car as a Foreigner in South Korea: How To Get a Rental
- How to Travel from Seoul to Busan: KTX, Car, Flight & more
- Seoul to Busan by KTX Train: All You Need To Know
- Cultural tips for living in Korea as a foreigners (coming soon)
- Language learning apps (coming soon)
- Money & transfers (coming soon)
- Phone plans & sims (coming soon)
- Insurance (coming soon)
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Different seasons in South Korea
- Spring season in Korea: Where to see spring flowers
- Cherry blossoms in Jeju City – where can you find them?
- Cherry blossoms in Daegu, where to find them in spring?
- Cherry blossoms in Busan: The best places to see them
- Korea’s biggest cherry blossom festival in Jinhae. What to expect?
- Hiking Cheonjusan Mountain during Azalea Season
- Seoul Rose Festival: one of the city’s biggest spring events
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Backpacking tips for gap year travellers to South Korea
- Budget tips (coming soon)
- Accommodation tips (coming soon)
- Public transport (coming soon)
- Safety (coming soon)
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Cultural Experiences on a South Korea Working holiday
Festivals
- Famous Festivals In South Korea
- Korea’s biggest cherry blossom festival in Jinhae. What to expect?
- Seoul Rose Festival: one of the city’s biggest spring events
- Enjoying festivities at the Lotus Lantern Festival In Seoul
- Boryeong Mud Festival: Getting dirty for beauty in Korea
- The Annual Hwacheon Tomato Festival in Korea. What To Expect?
Traditional
Regional Travel Guides
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Near / from Seoul
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Busan
Hiking Trails
- The Most Rewarding Hikes in Busan for the Active Tourist
- Jangsan Mountain, Busan’s popular city hike
- Geumjeongsan Mountain, Hiking the highest peak in Busan
- Exploring viewpoints on the Hwangnyeongsan Mountain hike
- Bongnaesan Mountain: A short hike with great views
- Seunghaksan Mountain: Completing the Loop Trail
- Enjoying the Igidae Coastal Walk in Busan
Exploring the City
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Jeju
- Cherry blossoms in Jeju City – where can you find them?
- Gwaneumsa Trail: Hiking the Steepest trail of Mt.Hallasan
- Taking the Seongpanak trail to the Hallasan peak
- Exploring the various Beaches on Jeju Island
- Jeongbang Waterfall on Jeju Island: What can you expect?
- Cheonjiyeon Waterfall: One of Jeju’s natural attractions
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rest of the Country
- Jirisan mountain, Cheonwangbong peak: Biggest on the Korean mainland
- Cherry blossoms in Daegu, where to find them in spring?
- Hiking Cheonjusan Mountain during Azalea Season
- Famous Kdrama Filming Locations. Recreating Your Fave Scenes
- Surfyy Beach, Is this the best place to surf in Korea?
- Boryeong Mud Festival: Getting dirty for beauty in Korea
- The Annual Hwacheon Tomato Festival in Korea. What To Expect?