So if you plan to visit in spring don't miss this opportunity and plan to visit during this time.

Spring is also when the Korean national baseball league kicks off its' yearly season. Baseball in Korea is an experiience you shouldn't miss.

So if you're in Korea during the warm seasons make plans to visit the baseball scene. You'll have a blast!

Summer starts off mild, but mid summer is hot and humid. Planning a day trip in summer requires precise planning and timing. Depending on how you want to spend the day we recommend a mix of out door activities in the morning and more restful indoor cultural activities in the afternoon.

Korea has bustling Art galleries and museums that will offer opportunities to experience modern and ancient Korea in a well maintained atmosphere. 

Famous names in the art world are almost always touring in Korea. So if you're into culture spend an afternoon satisfying your sense of aesthetics.

Autumn is a season to be out doors. Hiking mountains and visiting serene temples. Late fall is when the foliage really colors our country in vibrant colors.

Korea is 70% mountainous terrain and in autumn puts its most colorful foot forward. Any activity is going to be more joyful and less stressful.

Winter is the time to spend a day visiting markets, cafes and eating hot and savory Korean food.

You won't be snowed up but make no mistake, winter in Korea is COLD! So if you like a little frosty weather than winter is for you.

Cold weather will not prevent us from planning a day that meets your particular curiosity though, so don't be too afraid of the winter season.