South Korea Vacation Travel Video Guide

[@porchialopez5933]

I,ve noticed that every places shown here are all clean. The air seems fresh everywhere you go. I hope it remains that way all the time and the next generation should maintain the cleanliness throughout the years to come. I wish to visit Korea soon ! Thank you for the video.

[@football29k]

Best nice destination places to travel in Asia.

[@picklerelish1087]

This video was beautiful, it made me feel like I was there. Thank you.

[@칸쟈니쟈니8]

There are so many beautiful place in Korea such as Jejudo Jinhae Busan Damyang Kanghwado, Kangwondo ect. But most of foreigners who I met in korea only know about Seoul...

[@gwendolynforehand7114]

Great for people going to korea

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

I want to visit South Korea some day.

[@muslihalieya3791]

Love south korea

[@rickysanchez8709]

I want to and would love to go back and visit again. Appreciate very much you sharing your wonderful rich culture. Gomabseubnida!

[@hopetan7330]

Very helpful video! Your video was one of the inspirations of our video 😊 Thanks!

[@MT-kk2cn]

It seams old south Korea (maybe 20 years ago). I can see some companies' Ad (They don't exist more)

[@adampilot8275]

Wow!!! Lovely place.

[@gwendolynforehand7114]

Great

[@koreahistory10000]

good

[@HandsomeAngellifefunDisney]

que hermosa es korea del sur.

[@d.edouardalbert8954]

Soy de acuerdo

[@Cofresi100]

beautifull

[@thetonedeaftenors]

When was this documentary filmed? Music sounds a bit dated lol.

[@elzamariamgomes8180]

Amei como sempre sensacional obrigada de coração

[@DucVietNguyenPhD]

Great thankful appreciation for valuable video. Independent Interactive & Exchangeable Educational Learner.

[@HappySuwon]

Without a doubt, Dokdo is Korean territory!

[@ArunKumar-bn4ik]

LOVE IT...ARUN KUMAR... FIJI ISLANDS

[@lienlienchan]

South Korea is very beautiful, the culture and the people, but the sad part is the other half of Korea is communist ( North Korea) . what a pity. I hope South Korea will stay beautiful, peaceful, and safe country forever, and ever!!!

[@stevejaison2828]

Lienlien D. I think your country like you is beautiful too.

[@박종건-e2s]

thank you~

[@jonasbrothersrockist]

True. North Korea is an dangerous country and so much going on.

[@anshumanrath9313]

I have never been to Korea but it almost looks like Japan, where I went few years back, very strange...

[@sungbae_vvs2234]

Well, Korea and Japan is similar to China , culture are were speaded China to Korea and to Japan,

[@zione0437]

korean culture is affected by china japanese culture is affected by korea and china but those 3 countries have also their own cultures

[@mangnanyong623]

This video clips should have been at least 10 years old. Hair style, clothing and everything are those of early 2000's.

[@dorjeebhutia2977]

is South korea a Christian dominant or buddhist country.

[@ksb9469]

+dorjee bhutia Predominantly Christian in modern days. In old days Christianity was new, which is why temples we see are many years old.

[@谢兰兰-i3m]

+SK Angel Not exactly. About 47% of South Korean don't have any religion. According to KOSTAT, only about 30% of South Korean are christian, including Catholic(11%) and Protestants(18%), and about 22% are budhists. Though the last census was on 2005, there might not be a significant difference now. Thus South Korea is neither a Christian dominant nor budhist donminant country.

[@ksb9469]

There has been tremendous amount of change in the past decade or so. You CAN’T look at and rely on the 11 year old statistics. South Korea is pretty much on the top in terms of producing missionaries, number of churches per capita, etc. I am not making up or exaggerating.

[@dorjeebhutia2977]

So now in modern days S.Korea is Christian dominant.oh I see thanks for the information.

[@polsufilm]

Why does it feel like the video is 10 years old? Informative video though.

[@jclar3565]

Always things destroyed in war. Always will be, until all is lost on earth

[@sund8569]

This video was shot in the 2000s. BGM is all Chinese music :(

[@dinab6286]

Interesting video! It was nice to see some temples and more traditional aspects of the culture. That ending was really forced and cheesy though...

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Vielen Dank allen Tempeln Klöstern Opas Omas + Väter Mütter + Onkeln Tanten + Brüdern und Schwestern + Cousinne Coussanne Vielen Dank allen Doktoranden Nationalitäten Männer Frauen am Arbeitsplatz Bemühungen gegeben haben & Jugendliche Weltweite Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter auf der Medizin Lächeln gebracht haben .........!

[@nojolie]

Can I ask, did you get any vaccinations before you visited South Korea?

[@miguelseoane]

n voi mai je mai imagine que un ville é moderne come la europe o dotre paiynosotros uPara

[@incyphe]

The footage used are probably 10 years old.

[@walperstyle]

Its ok, the buildings are way older.

[@Fattjaskins]

the josiun lol...

[@suelee501]

It seems so old video

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Bitte 3.Minuten Werbungskosten geltend machen

[@emilyphommany5032]

South Korea is so beautiful I like doing Korean kung-fu and K POP K POP is the best and South Korea 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@ksb9469]

+Emily Phommany Korean kung fu is called Tae Kwon Do. :)

[@mayemarma1763]

Pleas give me South Korea visa process I'm am Buddhist

[@anshumanrath9313]

Very very nice, however I wonder how Buddhism has survived with non veg for centuries, when Buddhists fundamentals start with ahimsa or non killing!!!

[@kjh988556]

DOKDO IS KOREA

[@amtd2023]

Dokdo is Korea→Dokdo belongs to South Korea

[@atmark666]

김로영 nope

[@amtd2023]

***** yes

[@DEEYANASE]

Have some ttongsul? It's Only IN Korea.

[@ГерманУстинов-ч8х]

супер, у нас в захолустье все наоборот : всяческое подавление психики, любыми средствами от самогона и героина до беспредела мафии и крышуюших ее звездопагонной, куда там канибал корпус, дети

[@miguelseoane]

ciaine la argitateure mai moderne dun le popleONU

[@Trilogy528Airsoft]

My ancestors owned the Joseon dynasty

[@KingofKpop]

+Trilogy528 Airsoft Who was your ancestor?

[@Trilogy528Airsoft]

+Kochigachi the entire Joseon dynasty/ the last dynasty of Korea

[@eknas001233]

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[@Chrisisballin]

The narrator needs to practice his pronunciation. I have no idea what he's saying lol.

[@Fubbel42]

I understand those narrators usually suck at Korean pronunciation, but I don't understand his English either.. Also, 12 million inhabitants is too much.

[@AbasikMusic]

i think hes english i get him but im english

[@NorthForkFisherman]

EUI CHUL SHIN And the way he says - "Silla" Bwhahaahaa....

[@KingofKpop]

+Chrisisballin You're not Engrish speaker?

[@soniamclaughlin5155]

You guys should be ashamed of this video, South Korea as so much more than Seoul! It's one the Most popular destination in the world!

[@miguelseoane]

paiy tré prope tré unciaine moi je aimme bienONU

[@ysknsky]

昔文化は中国コピー、近代文化は日本コピー

[@philliplucaslee5867]

Everything in Japan is from China and Korea!

[@sund8569]

The Japanese Emperor is a descendant of the ancient kingdom of Baekjae in Korea.

[@theDavidwaters]

Do not travel to South Korea ,alot of drunken driver hit innocent people. Yesterday Taiwanés woman killed by drunken driver .Korea alcohol culture is insane .please read english korean news paper then decide your travel.

[@toshitoshy]

A well-known Japanese climber, Ken Noguchi visited Korea in 2014. He took a taxi. The taxi driver asked if he was Japanese. He said "Yes" and then the driver ordered him to immediately get off the car, but asked him to pay the charge. In Pusan, he tried to enter into a sauna shop. Knowing that he was from Japan, the shop would not let him in. Can you believe that these happened in a democratic country? He doubts if any Japanese feels like going to Korea because of the inconceivable discrimination against Japanese.

[@mangnanyong623]

Sorry dude, but I will have to say that those kind of things happen in Japan too. Actually, discrimination against minor ethnic group and foreigner always exists in every single country. I feel sorry for Noguchi, and I personally believe racism in Korea is big problem. But come on dude, racism in Japan is also a big problem. If you don't believe, please, please take some time and search for it. I believe Japanese people should have more interests in those kind of problems which happens in Japan, simply say, in politics. Its a severe problem in Korea as the voting rate is too low, but in Japan, its even lower. Its serious problem dude in 'democratic country' you know.

[@toshitoshy]

+김민영 Politics aside, I posted above to give a kind of friendly warning to Korean people involved in tourism. As you know, Japanese peoples, generally speaking, try to stay clam in public place when anything wrong happens against them, but once they are disappointed , they will never come back. Japanese tourists are seeking for authentic taste of tour nowadays. Unlike your new customer Chinese tourists, Japanese people are quite conservative and don't spend too much money. They are thirsty but more sensitive.

[@mangnanyong623]

+toshitoshyWell, putting aside that no one would think your first comment was meant to ba a "king of friendly warning", I am sorry to say that your reply disgusts me even more than pure cursing words. I don't know if its common and usual thing to discriminate people from their wealth in Japan, but we don't prefer a group of people according to the amount of money they will spend, or at least believe its bad thing to do so. Dicriminating poeple from their nationality is always bad, well, there is no good discrimination actually, but it is nothing to do with econmoy. It would have felt logical if you said we shouldn't discriminate people from their nationality because of morality, but it is nonsense to say its because of money. Following you logic, is it ok to discriminate African as they only constitute small part of tourism industry? NO. It is just impossibe as you might know.Also, you said "Japanese peoples, generally speaking, try to stay clam in public place when anything wrong happens against them, but once they are disappointed , they will never come back". I don't know why you are so proud of your 'honne and tatemae' culture. Authentic taste? Thirsty but sensitive? Lol, I would rather discribe it as 'hypocrisy and bearing grudge'. I am not saying you should just forget about your irrational experience. Let me give you a "queen of friendly warning". Whenever you are getting criticized, don't avoid it, even it you feel it irrational. Face it, discuss it, and think about it. Its ok if you still think you are right, but you should at least consider the reason why you get the criticism first of all. I said 'politics' for this reason. Politics is always related wiht social problem, and is not far from our normal life. In democratic country, you shouldn't put politics aside, as it is giving up living as a democratic citizen.

[@toshitoshy]

+김민영 A long comment makes me feel disgusting. Make it short. And I revise my comment to read "A kind of friendly warning.." instead of "A king of ...". My typo.

[@mangnanyong623]

If you want to make a criticism, do it correctly. I said you should face it, and I don't think your English capability is enough to read my comment. It will only take few minutes. If you want to say my comment disgust you for its content, its ok, if there is a good reason for that. But dude you don't like my comment just because you don't want to read it, I can't accept it.

[@nowgaku]

Who wants to go to boring unsanitary S Korea? I'm curious.