Both cities are very walkable and have efficient public transportation systems. To use buses or the subway, you will need a T-Money card, which can be purchased at convenience stores (such as 7-Eleven, CU, or GS25) or at subway station kiosks. Finding How to Get Somewhere Naver Maps is the best navigation app to use in Korea. You can enter a destination and it will provide clear, step-by-step directions with multiple route options using walking, bus, subway, or taxi. The instructions are generally easy to follow and reliable. Bus When entering the bus, tap your T-Money card on the card reader and take a seat. Buses depart quickly, so be ready when boarding! As your stop approaches, press the stop button on the wall or handrail; otherwise, the bus may not stop. Tap your card again when exiting. If you transfer to another bus or the subway within the allowed time window, you will receive a discounted fare. Subway The subway system is similar to those in other major cities and is easy to use. Stations and trains can be very crowded during peak commute hours (typically weekday mornings and evenings), so planning around those times can make travel more comfortable. Follow station signs carefully, as transfers can involve longer walks inside large stations. Taxis Taxis are widely available and relatively affordable compared to many U.S. cities. You can hail a taxi on the street, use taxi stands, or order one through Naver Maps Most taxis accept credit cards and T-Money cards.
Yes, many places accept international credit cards, but carrying some cash is helpful for small restaurants, and markets.
No, you can stay in South Korea without a visa for 90 days for tourism or business. You must have a valid passport to enter South Korea. There is no specific expiration date requirement.
South Korea uses 220V electricity with 2 round pins. Travelers from the US will need a plug adapter. Most phone chargers, laptops, and camera chargers are dual voltage (110~240V) and only require a plug adapter.
Around the wedding day is generally pleasant and mild. The average temperature in Seoul is around 60-75°F, and in Busan is slightly warmer, around 65-77°F. A light jacket or cardigan is useful for cooler nights. Don't forget comfortable walking shoes. (You will walk a lot!!)