Thank you for sharing these hidden gems! I am looking for more rural and calm villages to visit, since I'll be staying over a month in Seoul already and will probably want to escape the hustle and bustle by then. These are on my list now.
I wish I had seen this video before coming to Korea or at the start of my Korea trip. I ended up going to majority of over-rated concrete jungles. Though I had good time, I enjoy going to places close to nature, like those suggested in your video. That's great work Anne!!
I was stationed at Camp Hovey in 1987-88 been thinking about revisiting and I find your video extremely informative I also like to travel by the less used roads. Thank you for sharing
I loved your video Anne!! :) I love hearing about more underrated places because most videos are about seoul and busan. I have heard of great things about Namyang. I'll be sure to refer back to this video!
Definitely added these to places I want to visit when I get to SK. I love nature and slow vibes, im dying for a vaca now so I am will make sure I go to these places and explore.
I loved the video. I find interesting to visit the countryside of different countries because it shows you the less touristy side. I hope I can visit some of these places during spring and summer! Thank you Anne!
Thank you so much for the plugs Anne, currently living in Jeollanamdo and i'm going to check out all the places you just mentioned cos I was having a tough time deciding where to start 😂
What a great video about cities to visit in Korea that are not too popular for travel destinations. Your video makes me want to visit these locations now! Can't wait to see more of your videos!
Hi Anne! I’ve been checking out travel vlogs for my trip to Korea in June/July I feel like yours was really the most straight forward and informative!! It is truly appreciated! I was wondering if the costal/island destinations were good choices for summer travel. Or is it just as oppressively hot and humid as I’ve heard? Thanks and keep up the great work☺️
thank you so much for your kind words! in my opinion, coastal and island destinations are the best locations to travel in summer in korea! to be fair, the entire country will be hot and humid so you can't escape it 🥲😂
Great Video of Seoul! always great to find other people with the same passion of filming! We also put a shot Video of our last trip to Ecuador together - That country is amazing 🙏🏼 Lilia x Kai
This is such a great video, I’ve been wanting to look for places to visit sk other than busan and seoul. I have 2 extra days. May I ask what places would you recommend to visit in the winter?
your description of those places is really really great great great. You have an amazing communication skill girl. Loved the video. It's the first one I've seen
Mokpo is one of my least favorite places in Korea, Gunsan was a bit disappointing too. Jeolla is great for nature and Buddhist temple lovers. I've never been to Geoje, thanks for the tip, looks interesting.
Idk if its still relevant for you, but i also didnt like mokpo. Pretty boring, nothing special there that you cant see in other places tbh. @resileitner
Really loved your tips! Thanks for sharing with us. I was looking for places in the South Korea countryside to went when I go there in April and I've noted all of the places you recomended :)
@@semonnvdwesthuizen1575 i’m so sorry to hear that 🥺 i made friends online and got along really well with them in-person as well as traveled and kept myself busy 24/7 so i don’t think i was very homesick. it can be really hard, but try to distract yourself by exploring your area if a new city is too scary at the moment. or start new hobbies!
Hello anne! Thankyou for shared this video! Helps me a lot to know and to add more checklist places I have to visit in korea! I want to ask is it safe for woman to travel alone in korea?
i have an entire vlog just about the zipwire in hadong. the link to their website is in the description box of that video. the zipwire alone is ₩40k/₩45k depending on if you go on a weekday/weekend. they also have other cool activities like ATVs
tripod/selfie stick!!! everyone in korea uses one so it’s not so strange haha. also i use an app called lens buddy which has a self timer and takes multiple phots at once, as well as gives you compliments haha
also there will always be nice people that will help take photos of you. but if you know the exact angle and photo you want then use a tripod. i always have a mini one and sometimes a more heavy-duty one with me anywhere i travel :)
Thank you for sharing these hidden gems! I am looking for more rural and calm villages to visit, since I'll be staying over a month in Seoul already and will probably want to escape the hustle and bustle by then. These are on my list now.
yay i’m so glad! i hope you enjoy your time in korea 🥰
I wish I had seen this video before coming to Korea or at the start of my Korea trip. I ended up going to majority of over-rated concrete jungles. Though I had good time, I enjoy going to places close to nature, like those suggested in your video. That's great work Anne!!
thank you!
This is so perfect exactly what I was looking for I'm going next year ❤
Korea is so prettyyy and omg you went to geoje where they filmed that Netflix series new world and i recognize from the garden area
I was stationed at Camp Hovey in 1987-88 been thinking about revisiting and I find your video extremely informative I also like to travel by the less used roads. Thank you for sharing
thanks for watching!
I‘ve been looking for a video like this cos I want to find the less touristy places with more nature, so thank you for making this!
thanks for watching, i’m glad to help! 🥰
I loved your video Anne!! :) I love hearing about more underrated places because most videos are about seoul and busan. I have heard of great things about Namyang. I'll be sure to refer back to this video!
Love this. I wanna start traveling locally and all these places look so beautiful 🥺
Yay!! I am planning a trip to SK next year. I am sure at least one of these places will be on my list! Thanks for the recommendations!
no problem! hope you enjoy your trip! 🥰
Welcome
I'd say Taean-gun is also underrated. Busses are a bit of a nightmare but there's some great nature and beaches.
Definitely added these to places I want to visit when I get to SK. I love nature and slow vibes, im dying for a vaca now so I am will make sure I go to these places and explore.
I loved the video. I find interesting to visit the countryside of different countries because it shows you the less touristy side. I hope I can visit some of these places during spring and summer! Thank you Anne!
thank you amanda!!!! hope you are doing well 💕
Thank you so much for the plugs Anne, currently living in Jeollanamdo and i'm going to check out all the places you just mentioned cos I was having a tough time deciding where to start 😂
i always wanted to spend more time in jeollanamdo, i hope you get the chance to travel around!
The green un the rural areas look beatiful!!!
they are 10000x more stunning in real life! the camera truly doesn’t do them justice!!!
Thank you so much for this info. I currently live in Sejong and love it here ❤
What a great video about cities to visit in Korea that are not too popular for travel destinations. Your video makes me want to visit these locations now!
Can't wait to see more of your videos!
thank you so much!
Thank you soooo much! I would like to visit Ulsan, Geoye and Hadang for the zip line yeay!
Hi Anne! I’ve been checking out travel vlogs for my trip to Korea in June/July I feel like yours was really the most straight forward and informative!! It is truly appreciated! I was wondering if the costal/island destinations were good choices for summer travel. Or is it just as oppressively hot and humid as I’ve heard?
Thanks and keep up the great work☺️
thank you so much for your kind words! in my opinion, coastal and island destinations are the best locations to travel in summer in korea! to be fair, the entire country will be hot and humid so you can't escape it 🥲😂
Very knowledgeable. Keep it up the great work!
Thank you!! My family prefers going to underrate places!
so do i!
Love visiting south Korea planning another trip there
Welcome
Great Video of Seoul!
always great to find other people with the same passion of filming!
We also put a shot Video of our last trip to Ecuador together - That country is amazing 🙏🏼
Lilia x Kai
Great to see that your using others to promote your shit when not even looking at their content 👌
Thank you for this video! Im going to Korea with my family next year. This was so helpful💜
enjoy your time!!!🤍
I am very happy i found your channel because i want to travel to Korea not just Seoul
This is such a great video, I’ve been wanting to look for places to visit sk other than busan and seoul. I have 2 extra days. May I ask what places would you recommend to visit in the winter?
Loveee the video!
Love this video x10000! Also love how you mentioned Gongju hehe 😎 Totally didn’t expect you to say Jeollanamdo!
yesss i loved our day trip there haha! and i loved going to jeolla, wish i spent more time there tbh!
your description of those places is really really great great great. You have an amazing communication skill girl. Loved the video. It's the first one I've seen
thank you so much!! 🥰
this is beautiful and very informative for my future trip! 🧡
thanks for watching 🥰
Mokpo is one of my least favorite places in Korea, Gunsan was a bit disappointing too. Jeolla is great for nature and Buddhist temple lovers. I've never been to Geoje, thanks for the tip, looks interesting.
Why dont you like mokpo? I had it on my travel plan🤔
Idk if its still relevant for you, but i also didnt like mokpo. Pretty boring, nothing special there that you cant see in other places tbh. @resileitner
I loved your recommendations! Are these places that you mentioned foreigner friendly? Is it easy to get by without knowing the language? Thank you!
Really loved your tips! Thanks for sharing with us. I was looking for places in the South Korea countryside to went when I go there in April and I've noted all of the places you recomended :)
Same! Wish you a great trip!
@@Guremien Oh, thank you and have a nice trip too!! :D
Thank you! I was tired of people talking only about Seoul
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yay! Im moving to Ulsan this week :)
hope you love ulsan! ❤️❤️
@@heyitsanne Thanks! Was it difficult for you to adapt when you moved to Korea? I am struggling a bit and very homesick :(
@@semonnvdwesthuizen1575 i’m so sorry to hear that 🥺 i made friends online and got along really well with them in-person as well as traveled and kept myself busy 24/7 so i don’t think i was very homesick. it can be really hard, but try to distract yourself by exploring your area if a new city is too scary at the moment. or start new hobbies!
Thank you. This is really helpful!!
Hello anne! Thankyou for shared this video! Helps me a lot to know and to add more checklist places I have to visit in korea! I want to ask is it safe for woman to travel alone in korea?
omg youre so pretty
How much was the hadong zip line?
i have an entire vlog just about the zipwire in hadong. the link to their website is in the description box of that video. the zipwire alone is ₩40k/₩45k depending on if you go on a weekday/weekend. they also have other cool activities like ATVs
hi! this might be out of topic but how did you take pictures of yourself when you travel alone?
tripod/selfie stick!!! everyone in korea uses one so it’s not so strange haha. also i use an app called lens buddy which has a self timer and takes multiple phots at once, as well as gives you compliments haha
also there will always be nice people that will help take photos of you. but if you know the exact angle and photo you want then use a tripod. i always have a mini one and sometimes a more heavy-duty one with me anywhere i travel :)
@@heyitsanne thank you so much for your response!! :) appreciate this! will definitely take note of this in my next travel!
amazing content thank you!!
Thank you!
Are you on a d10 now?
no
Have you found any racism in Korea in general ?
Hi! Are you American?
i am :)