Do’s

• Use public transportation in Seoul. Its public transport system is one of the best in the world. 
• Try Korean food: Korean food includes good galbi, some spicy kimchi, or the icy sweetness of patbingsu. Live octopus and blood sausages are some other Seoul specialties.
• Embrace the local culture and learn Korean etiquette. 
• Check out Korean Bath Houses (Jjimjilbang).
• Arrive slightly early to events in Seoul to avoid crowds.
• Enjoy the South Korean festival culture: Seoul hosts the World DJ Festival, Cherry Blossom Festival, and Lantern Festival.
• Enjoy soju, a local drink.
• Explore Seoul’s most dynamic nightlife.

Don’ts

• Don’t ignore the museums and cultural sites in Seoul. 
• Don’t mumble in cabs/taxis. Speak very slowly and clearly. Cab drivers don’t like people who speak loudly. 
• Don’t fall prey to fake agencies.
• Don’t leave the table until you are done with the meal. If you need to go to the bathroom, try to go before sitting at the dining table; it is rude to leave the table while eating.

Nightlife in Seoul is completely different from other Western cities. In Seoul, heavy drinking sessions are held every night. Koreans prefer to party in cha, or rounds, eating and carousing at multiple locations until the early hours of the morning. As such, most bars, clubs, and restaurants are booked for parties. For a visitor, it's better to book a table in advance. There are a number of bars in Seoul. Koreans favor the "self-bar," where you can grab your own beer from one of the many refrigerators and pay when you leave. So expect impressive drinking techniques, outrageous drinking games, and even a few Seoul Trains.

• Trick Eye Museum
• Nami Island
• DDP White Rose Garden
• A walk along the South Korea Demilitarized Zone 
• Itaewon
• Seoraksan National Park 
• Attend the Royal Guard Changing Ceremony 

• Take photos at the common ground 
• Have fun at Lotte World
• If you love Korean snacks, then go to Lotte Mart
• Explore Bukchon Hanok Village
• Buy cosmetics at Myeongdong
• Be a part of the guard-changing ceremony at Gyeongbokgung Palace
• Ride the world’s steepest wooden roller coaster at Everland
• Trek to Mount Namsan
• Enjoy a hilarious non-verbal performance at Nanta Theater
• Go shopping in Seoul's massive underground shopping paradise

• Korean Beauty Face Masks
• Traditional Korean Tea
• Korean Cosmetics
• Gim - Packed and Roasted Seaweed
• Cute Socks
• Korean Ginseng
• Original Artwork by Korean Young Artists
• Cute Phone Cases
• TEOKBOKKI Snack