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A Quick Look At South Korea
South Korea is an extraordinary country filled with beautiful beaches, thriving cities, ancient temples, remarkable natural scenery and most importantly, friendly people with ancient history. South Korea has come a long way since the Korean War which ended in 1953. Almost all of South Korea was completely leveled during the war which is hard to imagine if you have seen Korea recently.
 
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Korea's dense urban centers, developed parks and recreation facilities, high tech infrastructure and ultra modern public transportation systems are just some of the things that have made Korea a recognized hotspot for international business and travel. Seoul Olympic Park, located in the capital city of Seoul, preserves the spirit of the 1988 Summer Olympics and is open all day providing multipurpose areas for sports, leisure and a variety of cultural activities.

 

South Korea boasts one of the world's largest international airports, third largest subway system and third fastest land train, the KTX, carrying people from one end of Korea to the other in less than 3 hours at speeds in excess of 360km/hour. Transportation in Korea

South Korea is one of the world's leading producers and developers of modern technology including cell phones, televisions and computers.

Per capita, Korean broadband internet users are the heaviest users in the world. South Korea is also the world's largest cargo ship builder which is part of the reason why Korea is now one of the world's 10 biggest economies.

South Korea is one of the most law abiding countries in Asia, leaving foreigners to the country, both men and women, feeling safe even at night. Koreans are interested in you but not aggressive in nature. As friends who have lived and traveled throughout Korea for over 3 years we can honestly say that we never felt threatened.

At times Koreans may stop and stare, however this is not meant to intimidate you, it's simply because they find you intriguing and are interested in your appearance, culture and attitudes. It is not unusual for Koreans to offer you food or drinks at a bar or restaurant in order to hear you speak and practice their English.

 
 
 
 

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