Just sharing one of my favorite views of the evening rush hour in Gangnam.
For me, Seoul’s beauty comes from this non-stop energy and the vibrant city lights.
What is your favorite thing about Seoul?

Curating a portfolio of the places & streets in Seoul. All photos were shot with the Fujifilm GFX 50R & edited in Adobe Lightroom. Thanks for taking the time to look!
IG: geeos.jpegs

Green onion kimchi, pollock roe mayo, pork belly, fried egg, Buldak ramen

. Güney Kore’yi uzun zamandır merak ediyorum ve bir gün orayı keşfetmeyi çok istiyorum.
Kore’de yaşayan, bana şehrini tanıtabilecek, birlikte güzel yerler keşfedebileceğimiz, kahve içip sohbet edebileceğimiz samimi bir arkadaş arıyorum. ❤️
İngilizce ve Korece bilmiyorum ama çeviri uygulamalarıyla iletişim kurabiliriz. Benim için önemli olan iyi niyetli, güvenilir ve güzel bir arkadaşlık kurabilmek.
Belki bir gün Seul sokaklarında birlikte yürür, güzel anılar biriktiririz. 🇰🇷✨

Hey everyone :)

A few months ago, I made DailyMetro for my best friend in Paris. We're both big fans of daily games (Wordle, Cémantix, Loldle...) and I thought it'd be fun to make one around public transport!

I just added Seoul and thought it'd be a good time to share it here 😃

There are 3 ways to play:

• 🚇 Classic mode: guess a station every day, with each guess revealing some clues (line, location, ridership, ...)
• 🗺️ Map mode: a big map of Seoul's metro network, where each guess reveals more clues to help you find the mystery station.

And my favorite, because it's a really cool way to discover the city:

• 📸 Photo mode: you get a photo of a station entrance and have to guess which station it is!

There's a new station every day, and you can also play previous days!

I love Seoul, I've heard so much about it from a friend who organizes the Korean Film Festival in Paris! I've never been but I will be going next year!! :)

So I obviously don't know the metro network well enough to catch every mistake, so if you spot anything wrong, please let me know 🙏

Here's the link: https://dailymetro.live/seoul/mode/classic

Hope you enjoy it, and have a great day :)

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Hi everyone,

​I’m a native Korean currently living and working in Korea.

​I’ve noticed many travelers, expats, and newcomers posting here with questions about daily life, local culture, transit, work culture, or just general travel tips. Sometimes finding accurate local info or navigating things without Korean can be tricky.

​If you have any questions or need a bit of local advice/insight — whether it’s about :

​Everyday life, work culture, or living in Korea

​Travel recommendations, getting around, or food spots

​Navigating local apps, services, or general logistics

​Feel free to drop a comment or ask away! I’ll do my best to help out whenever I have a free moment.

​Cheers!

Join me for an autumn walking tour along the beautiful Deoksugung Stone Wall Road, where we explore the 2026 Seoul Mind Care Festival before continuing our walk toward Cheonggyecheon Stream.

Discover the autumn atmosphere of central Seoul, historic stone walls, local festival scenes, and the vibrant streets of Korea's capital. Enjoy real street views and natural city sounds as you experience Seoul on foot.

Hi, looking to make some female friends for casual hangouts, coffee, dinner, meets ups, etc. No drinking or clubbing.. I am 19f speak spanish, english and a little korean. If there are any girl grouchats, or girl groups that meet up pls lmk. Thanks^{^}

I’m flying to Seoul tomorrow and would love to check out the nightlife, especially Itaewon and maybe Hongdae (though I’m already 30 and heard age can be an issue there). I’m travelling solo, so it’d be great to find another girl or a group to hang out with this Saturday, lmk if you’re up for it🍹

Hi I’m looking for a store I can buy any brand of honey butter seasoning powder please!

Don’t want to risk online ordering as I’m not sure it’ll arrive before I leave.

Thank you!

EDIT: THANK YOU EVERYONE. Its been a rough and exhausting travel day from UK and I didn’t realise that little picture was a microwave!

I had one of these from CU the last time I was in Seoul and the shop assistant put it in the microwave.
I’ve come back to my accommodation with one and there are no heating instructions.
I used papago and none of the labels (including on the back) advise.
Can anyone help?

Has anyone signed up for the Seoul bar crawl in Itaewon on Friday night? Or has anyone been to one of these before and how did you like it?

I just flew in two nights ago and have been aimlessly roaming around 😭. Feel like I’ve been to every convenience store in the area. My Instagram is Ivan.zhang13 please feel free to reach out. I’m in Sincheon

Hello guys!!! I have a lot of questions regarding the Seoul National University. I would like to know whatever you guys can tell me regarding the university and the life at Seoul. I am posting this on here because r/snu sub is not really active currently.

Also,

Does preliminary admission grant a seat as long as I send my documents?

Do you guys know about Global Talent Scholarship?

Is snu well known overseas?

I’m arriving in Seoul this week and realised too last minute that I need to fill out a declaration form for my ADHD Medication. I am currently on 40mg Methylphenidate (Medikinet modified release) prescribed in the UK.

What are my options for getting a prescription while I am here?

I am fine to go a few days without but the main issue is that we are moving around a lot so would need an appointment and to receive the prescription within a relatively short space of time.

I have contacted the Itaewon international clinic via email but am wondering what other options I have just in case they can’t help me in time (same day appointments/collections?).

We are also visiting Jeju and Busan.

TLDR; How can I quickly get a prescription for Methylphenidate while travelling in Korea, ideally in Seoul?

Hi all,

I’m very briefly visiting the country for my first time (work related) and I arrive in Busan on 6th November. I depart the country from Seoul on 11th November. My idea is to have one night in Busan on the 6th, and then head to Seoul for sightseeing on the 7th for the rest of the trip. All the time is my own from the afternoon of the 6th until I leave.

Some of my colleagues are staying in Busan a bit longer for the fireworks festival on the 7th, so my main question is whether you all think it’s worth spending an extra day in Busan or just heading to Seoul as planned on the 7th?

I’m looking to book accommodation and plan visits etc, so I’d massively appreciate any input from anyone 🙏🏻

I will be travelling to Seoul soon for 6 weeks and I am looking for high quality MTM and/or Bespoke suits.

What I’m looking for

• A high quality MTM/Bespoke suits that will be tailored to my muscular body type.
• Consultation in English

Budget

• No specific budget! I want long lasting high quality garments. But please do give me a range of price when giving me recommendations.

Occasion

• 4 season fabric suits for work and events, sport coats with seasonal fabrics for casual wear

Timeline

• 6 weeks

Myself

• 175cm
• 84kg
• Male

안녕하세요

I am 26 and from Germany.

I am going to travel to Seoul around early Janurary.

So i would love to meet new people and learn more about the culture from the locals

Hello! Needing advice! Female solo traveller looking at Seoul for a month! Is it easy to be a digital nomad there?

Best place to book accomodation? I’ve been looking on 33m2 & LiveAnywhere

Any recommendations on where in Seoul I should book. Wanting to book something for a month and just explore around on the weekends. Not a party girl by any means more nature when I can, cafes that sort of thing!

Never been, decided I want to go on a whim so any recs send them my way!

My first time staying in Hongdae and I’d love to watch my Broncos play Thursday night (Friday morning) football. Is there a place that would be playing the game?