I just came back from Korea, and I want tell you some sincere words about my vacation

The four-day, three-night Trip to Korea during the off-peak holiday caught up with a few days of good weather in late summer. The streets of Korea are great for taking photos, but it is a bit boring to just go shopping without chasing stars. I would like to share some tips on eating, drinking and having fun for friends who are going there during the holiday.

Some subway transfers take a long time. If there are many people, it is more cost-effective to take an Uber directly; Google maps cannot provide walking navigation, so it is recommended to download local navigation. There are really a lot of people in Myeongdong, and the shopping experience is not very good. I prefer Hannam-dong, where each store is larger, and you can occasionally meet variety show stars in various activities on weekends. But the more surprising ones are Seoul Forest and Hanok Bukchon, which are relatively niche stores, exquisite and cute, and there are more locals. This time, I followed the guide and I also went to many stores. Many Korean drinks are so sweet. I recommend a few stores that I will go to again.

1. Anthracite Coffee Seogyo (Pictures 5-6): There are many branches, and this one is a three-story Japanese courtyard style. I love their coffee beans and ordered them again when I went to Hannam-dong.
Address: 11 World Cup-ro 12-gil, Mapo-gu, Seoul

2. Rafre Fruit (Picture 3): Fig snow ice in Seoul Forest (seasonal only), you need to queue up with your mobile phone number, it is recommended to queue up in advance before going to visit.
Address: Seoul, Seongdong-gu, Seoulsup 2-gil, 8-8 2층

3. Gabaedo-Myeongdong (Picture 7): Myeongdong matcha specialty store, matcha head must go! The environment is also very comfortable.
Address: 서울특별시 중구 명동 퇴계로18길 10 1층

Hotel stay at G3 Hotel: The room is not big but it is quite convenient. It is very close to Myeongdong and the airport, and there is a direct airport bus (prepare cash in advance).