Korea Nightlife Survival Guide

The next thing to learn about Koreans is their love for electronic dance music or EDM. Seoul frequently attracts many big name DJs and EDM music festivals. While I am not the moral police, Clubs have cracked down very hard. Not saying the scene doesn't exist, and that they aren't available, but I personally do not touch this shit as the penalties are very harsh. Also if you're caught at clubs, especially after the scandals of burning sun, you will be permanently banned and reported to the polic


A lesser know area in to visit in Seoul at night is Digital Media City, a hub of entertainment networks and shows, including kpop programs like Idol Radio and The Show. Evening is the perfect time to visit Olympic Park, specifically the World Peace Gate area where you’ll see the Flag Plaza and gate lit up. Itaewon is probably the most well-known area in Seoul for its nightlife, for both locals and foreigners. You 링크모음 can try street food like hotteok, tornado potatoes, roasted sweet potatoes, and tanghulu. There’s also observatory spots were you’ll see panoramic night view of Seoul. There’s lots of things to do at night in Seoul, whether you enjoy nature, nightlife, LED views, or peaceful walk


Tanghulu consists of fresh fruit coated in a sugary syrup that is hardened to a crisp. Some common fruits used are strawberries, grapes, and our personal favorite, tangerines. The photo booths are usually brightly painted small shops where you can borrow clothes and all sorts of fun props and then pose for selfies or take photos in booths for a small fe


There is a famous saying that goes "if you can’t find it in Namdaemun Market, you won’t find it anywhere else in Seoul". The food alleys, including Galchi Alley, which serves various galchi (cutlassfish) dishes, and Kalguksu Alley, serving kalguksu (noodle soup), bibimbap, and naengmyeon (cold buckwheat noodles), are also popular.
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