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The Korean peninsula stretches southward from the center of the Northeastern coast of Asia, encompassing a land area of approximately 220,000km2 with some 3,400 islands dotting its coastline. Korea is currently the only nation in the world that is still divided into two different political entities. South Korea has a population of 50 million, of which about 10 million live in the capital, Seoul.Over their 5,000-year history, Koreans have achieved an indigenous culture, and their unique cultural properties can be found throughout the peninsula. Koreans have put a high value on learning and have earned a reputation for diligence and dedication.
Art: The city has over 700 museums, including the National Museum of Korea and the National Folk Museum, which all contain countless number of articles, a number of performance centers, such as the Sejong Center for Performing Arts, National Theater and more, and has over 400 galleries which all the people to see various art works.
Tradition: In Seoul, various traditional or traditional aristocratic cultures can be met. Visit Gyeongbokgung which is the first royal palace built by the Joseon Dynasty in 1395. You can experience the life of the past in the Bukchon Hanok Village.
Culture: Tradition is not the only thing which can be met in Seoul. There is a wide range of modern and fusion culture of the West and the East, along with up-to-date, cutting edge technology, and a number of world class performances, including "NANTA," "JUMP" and B-boy performances
Modern: Seoul is also filled with cultural spaces in countless parts of the city center. Daehakro and Hongdae are known as the representative outdoor cultural spaces in Seoul and the Citizen's park near the Hangang (River) are also widely used as a cultural ground.
Environment: Seoul is also filled with cultural spaces in countless parts of the city center. Daehakro and Hongdae are known as the representative outdoor cultural spaces in Seoul and the Citizen's park near the Hangang (River) are also widely used as a cultural ground.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Seoul is home of 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites; Jongmyo (Royal Shrine), Changdeokgung (Palace), Jeongneung (A Royal Tomb), Taereung and Gangreung (Royal tombs), Seonjeongneung (Tomb) and Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.
Dining: Visitors to Seoul often name Korean cuisine as one of the memorable highlights of their trip. You can enjoy not only Kimchi, Galbi or Bibimbap, but also taste variety of world cuisines