South Korea, an east asian country on the southern half of korean peninsula, shares one of the world’s heavy militarized borders with North Korea. It is known for its green, hilly states dotted with cherry trees, centuries-old Buddhist temples, coastal fishing villages, sub-tropical islands and high-tech cities along with Seoul, the capital. South Korea is a land of myriad colors as it is a canvas painted with an authentic festivals, culture and religious heritage. Witnessing Korean women dressed in the traditional hanbok, dancing around the vivacious streets of the country covered with teahouses, gives a colorful picture of korean culture. Fashion and contemporary K-Pop rage represents a sparkling cultural contradiction that makes the ethnic landscape of this country a harmonious unity of ancient and modern day. Be it Gyeongbokgung palace or the heritage town of Gyeongju, Korea boasts rich history decorated with royal tombs, palaces and temples. Beside its Mega-city of Seoul, the country has extensive open areas boasting exceptional natural splendor characterized by rock formations, green pastures and tranquil wooded area. From historic mountaintop buddhist temples like Bulguksa to the ultra-modern skyscrapers of Seoul, it is a nation of contrast. Be it walking through an ancient village on traditional cloths or indulging in some of the finest street foods or pristine beaches or even spending the night with buddhist monks, Korea has it all to satiate your appetite of wanderlust.  Soaked in tradition and ancient cultures beside modernity, it thrills you with the plethora of excursions. Experience of Jeju-si island, beaches of Busan, neon-lit streets of Seoul, gardens of ancient trees, meditation at 14th-century Buddhist temple, traditional Hanok architectures, biking through the countryside or whatever, one can feel a different vibe that permeates in the air. From its history of thousands of years to the Korean war later, historical sites and remains are still found throughout the country. Beside War Memorial and National Folk museum, Seoul is famed for its grand royal palaces, gates, walls and shrines whereas other must-sees may include Gyeongju (former capital of Silla kingdom), Kanghwa (temples and fortresses), Suwon (home to Hwaseong Fortress) and Buyo (former capital of Paekche kingdom). The country has several islands too, including UNESCO world heritage site (Jeju Volcanic island and Lava tubes). Apart from that, it boasts misty pine-clad mountains, preserved traditions and green rice paddies. Winter sports in cold and snowy mountains along with other outdoor activities include walking, driving, cycling, bungee jumping and hiking. Golf is gaining a good popularity as well. Seoul has some of the largest markets – Namdaemun and Dongdaemun. The vibrant metropolis has super shopping districts like Apgujeong and notable landmarks – Han river and parks that balance the city’s concrete jungles. Seoul is a pulsating, dynamic contemporary city with the gastronomic and leisure points along with captivating historical sights, trendiest fashion & beauty spots or so. From terrific natural reserves, majestic mountains, stunning faraway islands, hilly terrains and pristine jungles to man-made historic sites, sprawling cities, top-notch nightlife, thrilling delicacies, advance era lifestyle and ultra-modern technological innovations have made it among the top-notch destinations.