Introduction
South Korea is a wonderland carved well by the nature's greenery and towering mountains. When you are in South Korea, you are in the laps of nature amidst the clear air to breathe in and the verdant surroundings to stroll in. The small yet powerful country has maintained its culture, religion of Confucianism, Korean language and the stunning landscapes. The climate of South Korea is quite pleasant making your travel to Korea quite memorable. Still one should coincide the visit with autumn from September to November. If interested in the winter sports then the ideal time for you to visit South Korea is in winter season.

Seoul, the capital city of South Korea has developed itself as a commercial and sport center. Whereas the royal palaces, the old city gates and the traditional Korean houses in the country are evident of its rich history and cultural heritage; the skyscraper buildings and bustling markets prove the country to be the ideal representative of a modern cosmopolitan.

The Gyeongju city in South Korea is the favourite stopover for the historians and archaeologists as it is an important excavation site that has given the remnants of ancient temples, tombs, shrines, palaces, pleasure gardens and castles. The open-air museum, Tumuli Park, Noseo-dong Tombs in the city is the most frequently visited tourist place in Gyeongju.

Seoraksan National Park is really spectacular with its high rugged peaks, lush forests, enormous waterfalls, burbling rivers, beaches and ancient temples. The park is full of hiking opportunities with the adventurous climb on Daecheonbong, the park's highest mountain. Songnisan National Park is again up with the hiking possibilities and walking trails. Beopjusa, one of the largest and most magnificent temple sites in South Korea is also situated near the park.

The mountains, national parks and rugged islands in South Korea, all offer themselves to hiking and mountain biking. Some of the mountains are made for skiing especially Yongpyeong on the east coast or the Alps Ski Resort near Seoraksan National Park. If you are crazy after golf then South Korea with over 60 golf courses is the right place for you. Indoor activities like billiards, hot spring soaking or taekwondo are also equally popular in South Korea.