The latest Korean travel information is now available—get the scoop on food, fun, and more.

When it comes to Korea, classics like K-dramas, kimchi, cosmetics, and the Nanta Show immediately come to mind. Seoul, this vibrant and diverse metropolis, is home to cutting-edge fashion and beauty trends, as well as being the birthplace of Korean culture. From Korean saunas to traditional cuisine and historic city ruins, visitors can experience the unique thrill of Korean culture.

Eating in Korea is also a delicious adventure—for instance, dishes like kimchi, grilled meat, samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup), and Korean hanjeongsik (traditional banquet) offer both visual and taste sensations that make your mouth water as soon as they’re served. Shopping is another must-do in Korea, with endless boutiques and trendy shops in areas like Dongdaemun and Myeongdong sure to leave you with full bags. And with Korea’s high latitude, the changing of the seasons brings dramatic transformations to its natural landscapes...

Compared to other popular tourist destinations, Korea offers relatively affordable food, entertainment, and activities. Coupled with the influence of K-dramas, Korea has gradually become one of Asia’s top travel hotspots. To become a true Korea travel expert, the 2010 edition of the latest Korean travel guide and maps are now available for free. Get all the info you need on delicious food, fun activities, great shopping, exciting sights, and relaxing experiences in Korea.

In addition to providing detailed travel guides and maps, the Korea Tourism Organization also offers a wealth of useful travel information, including accommodation, transportation, beauty, shopping, food, performing arts, DIY tour discount vouchers, and Seoul travel tips. The public can pick them up in person at the Korea Tourism Organization Taipei Office, or request them by mail using a stamped, self-addressed envelope (with a 20 NT stamp included). Delivery takes 10–12 business days.

Korea Tourism Organization Taipei Office
Address: Room 2213, 22F, No. 333, Section 1, Keelung Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City
Service Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00–12:00 and 13:30–18:00

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