Seoul is the capital city of Korea with a population of more than 11 million. While maintaining and restructuring the city, Seoul has been greatly expanded in the process of urbanization and industrialization; it continues to grow as the prosperous and thriving center of the country's political, economic, cultural and educational activities.

Seoul, the world 10th-largest city, has both modern and ancient look in a harmonious way. Centuries-old palaces, gates, shrines, gardens and priceless art collections in museums shows the glorious past of the city, while the glistening facades of soaring skyscrapers and the bustling traffic represent its vibrant present.

The most attractive sights which most of visitors should see are the four ancient royal palace of Chson Dynasty: Gyeongbokgung, Deoksugung, Changdeokgung, and Changgyeonggung.

There are many parks within and around Seoul. Olympic Park, Seoul Grand Park and Citizens' Forest are the largest and favored parks in Seoul. These areas not only provide places to relax, but also for walking, riding and cycling opportunities. These parks are among the hidden treasures of Seoul, enjoyed by residents but often missed by tourists.

You should also try our Korean food either at a modern restaurant or a courtly Korean-style restaurant. Excellent Chinese and Japanese food is also available, as well as French, Italian, Mexican, Pakistani and other cuisines.

Seoul is also active during the night, many clubs, bars, cafe are open until late midnight. The fantastic night view of Seoul can be leisurely enjoyed by taking a river cruise along the Hangang River, which goes through the heart of Seoul.