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You need to know these tips before leaving for Seoul Trip

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Seoul is the business and cultural hub of South Korea, so it makes sense to have time to visit, explore and experience the City. But before you fly to Seoul Special City, here are some tips that may help you in preparation, what to expect and what to do to maximize your trip.



Get the most affordable Airline Tickets



It is good to have an eye when airlines will run their promos. Catching the most affordable airfare will definitely save you money.


Best tips:
  • Subscribe to airline’s email alerts 
  • Regularly browse the airline’s website to see if there are any promos. You may also “see first” the airline’s official page on Facebook so that it is on top of your news feed. 
  • Usually, promos change every 3 to 5 days.


Get the perfect accommodation for you


Basically, this depends on you. What is your preference? A luxurious hotel? An affordable hostel? Or a simple house or room? Your call. One thing is for sure. This should be secured before your trip. You don’t want to sleep on the street, right? Then make this one of the top priority to settle before leaving.


Here are some options you may consider in choosing cheap accommodation in Seoul


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Hotel: price range from 45 USD and up. Perfect for luxurious stay. Try Agoda


Hostel: price range from13 USD and up for dorm type and 22 USD for private room. Good choice if you want to be with fellow travelers and are willing to share a room or do without some of the luxurious amenities. Try Hostel World


eGettinz Accommodation Rentals: price range varies from property to property, perfect if you want to stay with locals in their own house or stay in private residence instead of a hotel.

Couchsurfing: price range FREE. Choose this if you want to stay with locals in their own flats.


Get to know the subway. Get a map, it’s your buddy

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It is good to download the offline map of the subway system of South Korea and study it before leaving. As much as possible map out the stations you will be riding in and out so that you’re a bit familiar when you are in front of the station. The Subway Map application is available for both Apple and Android devices. It will be your best buddy throughout the travel.


Have T-Money, also known as Transportation Card


T-Money is an all-around card you can use to pay for transportation and purchases from featured stores. The main advantages of having this is that it provides a 10% discount whenever you ride the train.


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Prepare these things before leaving to ensure a worry-free travel. I hope you’ll have a great time visiting and exploring Seoul South Korea.


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