Jeju island is located off the southern coast of the mainland. It’s 3 times bigger than Singapore and known as the Hawaii of South Korea for its natural beauty and mild climate all year round.

Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla Dynasty, reigning for almost 1000 years from 57BCE, the 4th largest city in the world, at the time. Today it’s known as the museum without walls -more tombs, rock carvings, pagodas, Buddhist statuary and palace ruins than any other place in South Korea.

The port city of Busan, is South Korea's second largest, known for its vibrant energy, beaches, mountains and temples, a fusion of tradition and modernity.

Gwangju has a thriving art scene, while Yeosu known as the home of Admiral Yi Sun Shin, one of the two most famous figures in Korean history – along with King Sejong, who created Hangul, the Korean alphabet.

Suwon is known for its World Heritage listed Hwaseong Fortress, while Jeonju has the largest traditional hanok village in Korea. Tapsa Temple, at the foot of Mt Maison, famous for its free-standing stone pagodas, made of natural stone.

The Myeongdong area is filled with little shops and at night abuzz with street food stalls and a plethora of restaurants. While in the the Joseon era, Bukchon Hanok Village was home to high-ranking officials, nobles, and their families.

Republic of Korea is located on the southern half of the Korean peninsula, bordered by the Yellow and East seas as well as a land border with North Korea. Seoul is a , sophisticated, vibrant and exciting city, a constant bustle - they may be quiet, but their drive to succeed is enormous.