Top 10 Best Things To Do In South Korea
The air is getting a little warmer, and spring is almost here. Even though it’s still snowing in some places, the season’s change is marked by many events. Many events have had to be moved or canceled because of COVID-19. But don’t feel bad, because March is a fun time to visit South Korea. So, wear a mask and stay safe while you enjoy these great things.
- Explore the Changnyeong-gun Upo Wetlands.
The Upo Wetlands are South Korea’s most extensive natural swamps. Four large lakes cover a lot of land. It is home to many rare and threatened plant and animal species. In these areas, you can see rare plants like the prickly lotus. People can walk or ride their bikes and enjoy the quiet waters of the water. There are many other things to do that you should take notice of, like looking at the stars or the Upo brain fog.
- Geoje-si’s mesmerizing Oedo Botania
The Hallyeo Maritime National Park has a coastal plant garden called Oedo Botania. Camellias and other rare flowers grow in the beautiful park. Take the Stairway to Heaven to see the beautiful park surrounded by the clear waters of the South Sea. This is a fascinating thing to do. There are also the Venus Garden and the Paradise Lounge, where you can watch the sun sparkle on the water.
- Pocheon Herb Island’s Spectacular Light Show, Pocheon-si
Pocheon Herb Island is a magical place with many massage shops, herb spas, bars, and restaurants serving meals and sweets made with herbs. You can make your own gifts, visit the herb museum, or even get herbal healing treatment at the herbal healing center. The island is a beautiful sight at night when all the lights are on. It creates a lovely atmosphere, and it’s great for a date with your special someone.
- Rail bikes in Gangchon, Chuncheon-si
Gangchon Rail Park is situated on the old Mugunghwa train tracks. You can ride your bike along the old train lines and enjoy the beautiful views of the Bukhangang River and its surrounding area. During the rail bike ride, you will go through themed runnels with lovely tunes, lights, and bubbles. Among the things you can do in Korea in March are these.
- Picnic on Muuido Island, Jung-gu
In Korea, March is a great time to have lunch on Muuido Island in Incheon. Walking along the bridge, you can see beautiful views of the East Sea. There are a lot of hiking trails to check out. If you want to avoid hiking, Hangae Beach and Silmi Beach are good places to swim or relax on the sand.
- Alpacas are kept as pets at Alpaca World, Chuncheon-si.
If you like to touch animals, Alpaca World is the best place to spend your time. Many cute, fluffy alpacas are running around, and other animals are on the farm. Visitors may take a healing walk in alpacas or go on a tour around the farm. If you like nature and animals, you can enjoy rabbit nation; birds park, and many other places.
- Paragliding in Danyang, Danyang-gun
If you are in Korea in March, you must try paragliding in Danyang. Danyang is about two hours from Seoul and is a great place to paraglide. It is also well known for the lovely river and mountains that make up its beauty. You can get the high rush you want by paragliding in Danyang and seeing some of Korea’s beautiful nature.
- Yangpyeong-gun’s Yangsu Bike Trail
A great thing to do in Korea in March is to ride a bike on the Yangsu Bike Trail. There are no cars on it because it is a bike path. You can bike and ride through caves, bridges, and beautiful mountains on the Yangsu Bike Trail. Just ride your bike to exercise and get rid of your worry.
- Odongdo Island is in Yeosu-si.
Odongdo Island in Yeosu is an excellent place for people who love nature. As you walk from Yeosu Port to the island along the seawall, you can enjoy the view of the ocean. There are singing water fountains, an aquarium, and caves, among other things. From November to April, bright camellia tree woods bloom and cover the island in red colors. In Korea, March is a great time to spend an afternoon with family or friends on Ondongdo Island.
- Take Instagram-Worthy Pictures at Windy Hill in Geoje-si
The quiet fishing town of Dojangpo is close to Geoje Windy Hill, which stands high above it. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery on all sides. The windmill is in sync with the sea and has great views that would look great on Instagram. During “golden hour,” the sun is setting beautifully in the background, and the windmill looks very grand in a rural way.
