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Tipping is not customary in South Korea and can sometimes be considered rude. Service charges are typically included in bills at restaurants and hotels. Exceptional service is acknowledged through polite thanks rather than monetary tips.
Seoul boasts one of the world's most efficient subway systems with extensive coverage, English signage, and integrated payment systems. Buses, taxis, and high-speed trains connect seamlessly. The T-money card provides convenient access to all transportation modes.
Seoul is one of the world's safest major cities with extremely low crime rates. The city is very safe for solo travelers, including women traveling alone. Standard precautions like watching belongings in crowded areas are sufficient for a secure visit.
Korean culture emphasizes respect and politeness. Bow slightly when greeting, remove shoes when entering homes, use both hands when giving or receiving items, and avoid loud behavior in public spaces. Learning basic Korean greetings is appreciated.
The ideal time to visit Seoul is spring (April-June) and autumn (September-November) when temperatures are moderate and humidity is lower. Spring offers beautiful cherry blossoms, while autumn provides colorful foliage and comfortable weather.
South Korea uses the Korean won as its official currency. Credit cards are widely accepted, and contactless payments are extremely common. Many establishments prefer cards over cash, and mobile payment systems are integrated throughout the city.
Korean is the official language throughout South Korea. English signage is common in Seoul's tourist areas, and many young people speak basic English. Translation apps are helpful, and tourist information centers provide English assistance.
Essential Korean dishes include kimchi, bulgogi, bibimbap, Korean BBQ, hot pot, and various banchan side dishes. Street food markets offer tteokbokki, kimbap, and hotteok. Don't miss trying authentic Korean fried chicken and traditional teas.
