Find Cheap Flights to South Korea

Literally speaking, South Korea or the Republic of Korea (ROK) is the better half of Korean Peninsula. South Korea is one of those oriental abodes where serene Buddhist monasteries and flourishing corporate powerhouses thrive together. The world is currently smitten with the "Hallyu" (Korean Wave) and seems to be making a beeline for experiencing this tranquil East Asian retreat.

A city having record 600 year old civilization is bound to be anything but ordinary. And Seoul is no exception to this rule. This South Korean capital is the largest city of ROK and it wears multiple hats of being a hip metropolitan, architectural and cultural spectacle and also a trendy mall city. Reminisce the imperial era at Gyeongbok-gung and Changdeok-gung or play hide and seek with clouds at Mount Bukhan and Mount Inwang.

Busan is the largest seaport and second largest city of South Korea. For those who enjoy viewing the mysterious sea rise and fall; Busan offers tons of attractions such as Haeundae Beach, Songdo Beach, Songjeong Beach and Gwangalli Beach.

It is a little known province of North Gyeongsang that used to be the capital of Silla Kingdom during ancient times. Ornate illustrations of their cultural and architectural orientation can still be viewed at various places including Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto and Seokgatap.

The soothing ambience of Jeonju can be attributed to it being the spiritual capital of Joseon Dynasty during the end of 18th century. Currently it serves as a significant religious and historical spot with remarkable monuments of Ohmockdae, Gaeksa building and various others at Jeonju Hanok Village.

The popular port city of Yeosu was the outstanding organizer of 2012 World Expo at Yeosu Harbor. Comprising of Yeosu Peninsula and around 317 islands, this city lets you unwind with simple joys of life like beach, sun and lip-smacking seafood. Visit the Hyangiram Hermitage and discover the simple yet admirable lifestyle of inhabiting monks.