Gangwon-do(Chuncheon-si)

Originally named Gongji Park, the park is located near Gongjicheon and has been decorated with sculptures since 1997. Twenty-nine pieces are displayed and a water clock was installed in 2001. Gongjicheon Resort is located nearby the park with an outdoor stage and fountain. Water sports such as boat-riding can be enjoyed on the lake. The lake and the fountain are great locations to enjoy spending time with family and friends. Every year diverse cultural art events such as the Spring Art Performance as well as the Soyangjae Chuncheon Poetry Recital takes place in the park and Gongjicheon. A Children’s Center and War Memorial are also located nearby.


Busan(Dongnae-gu)

Situated in Busan Dongnae-gu, the Lotte Department Store Dongnae Branch presents a tightly knitted department store concept, providing a new shopping experience and culture for young shoppers at the Multi Plaza on floor M1. Furthermore, the cultural center offers a cultural lifestyle and an improved quality of life for the region’s citizens. Store hours are from 10:30am to 8:00pm with extended hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The department store is closed for one Monday every month.


Jeollanam-do(Yeosu-si)

Jinnamgwan Hall (National Treasure No. 304) was the naval base of Jeolla-do Province during the Joseon Dynasty. Admiral Yi Sun-shin used this site as his headquarters, and at that time there was a watchtower called Jinhaeru. The original building burned down during the Jeongyujaeran (the second Japanese invasion in 1597), and Admiral Yi Si-eon constructed a large guesthouse (official residence) with 75 rooms on the burnt down site of Jinhaeru in 1599, a year after the conclusion of the Imjinwaeran War (Japanese invasion, 1592-1598). At the hall entrance is a small museum outlining the history of Jinnamgwan and the Imjinwaeran War, and the famous Yeosu Stone Statue (Tangible Cultural Asset of Jeollanam-do No. 33) is located within the precincts of the hall. Nearby attractions include Jasan Park, Odongdo Island, Dolsan Bridge, Chungminsa Shrine, and Manseongni Beach.


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The Jangsaengpo Whale Cultural District located in Nam-gu, Ulsan-si, is the nation's only facility that has a whale watching infrastructure in place. The whale cultural district is famous for the whale-themed tour program featuring a whale watching cruise, a whale museum and the whale ecology familiarization tour. The whale watching cruise was first launched in July 2009. In April 2013, the ship was upgraded to a 550-ton cruise liner with 399 crew members, therefore offering an even more enjoyable whale watching tour. During the day, the cruise ship is mainly used for whale observation. After a minke whale sighting in May 2013, around 3000-4000 common dolphins were observed shortly after. At night, one can experience a glamorous night view of Ulsan Industrial Complex while enjoying diverse performances and buffet dining aboard the ship. The ship also accommodates various events and programs such as school trips, company workshops, seminars, parties, weddings, beer parties and anniversary events. A trip aboard the whale watching cruise with friends, family, or loved ones will surely make for one memorable experience.


Gwangju(Gwangsan-gu)

Minsokchon (meaning ‘Folk Village’ in Korean) is a specialty restaurant featuring galbi(Grilled Short Rib) located in Singa-dong, Gwangju. With a traditional Korean-style interior design. It is popular among Koreans for the excellent taste of its galbi.


Incheon(Namdong-gu) , Incheon Center

HOTEL THE DESIGNERS Incheon: A Vibrant Design Haven for a Memorable Urban Getaway     1. Introduction HOTEL THE DESIGNERS Incheon stands as a distinctly creative hotel in the heart of Incheon—one of South Korea’s major cities and gateways to the capital, Seoul. Known for its whimsical, design-centric take on lodging, the hotel cultivates an atmosphere that moves beyond standard business accommodations. Whether you’re a solo adventurer seeking an inspiring base, a couple craving a stylish retreat, or a family looking for a fun staycation spot, this hotel provides a refreshing break from the everyday. * Creative Rooms & Public Spaces Unlike typical hotels, which may feature identical room layouts and decorations, HOTEL THE DESIGNERS Incheon surprises guests with individualized concepts. Each room design can be distinct, giving returning travelers new experiences every time. 2. Themed Rooms & Affordable Meals * Varied Room Themes Every guestroom has its own aesthetic, from sleek minimalism to bolder, more colorful motifs. Visitors might encounter imaginative lighting fixtures, themed artwork, and custom furnishings that inject personality into the space. This approach caters to guests who appreciate aesthetics, want playful photo ops, or simply enjoy exploring a unique environment. * Hotel Breakfast at a Bargain During promotional periods, the hotel offers a signature breakfast for as low as 5,000 KRW, an exceptionally reasonable price for a morning meal in a design hotel setting. Breakfast typically features a selection of both local Korean options and Western staples—perfect for fueling up before a busy day.         3. Family-Focused Amenities: Kids Café & Sky Kids Pool * 20th-Floor Kids Café & Lounge The top-floor lounge doubles as a kid-friendly space where children can safely play with toys or enjoy interactive areas, while parents relax nearby with light snacks or refreshments. This arrangement is especially appealing for families who want a break from the city but still need an engaging environment for young travelers. * Rooftop Sky Kids Pool Adjacent to the lounge area is the rooftop “Sky Kids Pool,” letting families oversee their children’s fun while taking in panoramic city views from high above. The private setting fosters a sense of exclusivity—adults can keep watch comfortably, and kids can splash around in a unique, elevated pool setting. 4. Sky Pool & Rooftop Party Scene * Main Rooftop Sky Pool Beyond the children’s facilities, the hotel boasts a more expansive rooftop pool popular among adults. Often the site of lively music, weekend parties, or special themed events, it attracts guests looking for a social, celebratory atmosphere. During cooler months or when there aren’t scheduled events, the rooftop still provides a serene, elevated spot for a relaxing swim or cityscape photography. * Rooftop Vistas Thanks to the hotel’s high-rise structure, the rooftop areas offer a sweeping look at Incheon’s urban layout—particularly enchanting at sunset, when the sky changes hue, or by night, when city lights glitter below. Guests often cite the Sky Pool as one of the most memorable parts of their stay, whether they come for daytime sunbathing or an evening get-together. 5. 24-Hour Unmanned Convenience Store * Snack & Drink Access Anytime Busy travelers with late-night arrivals or early-morning departures appreciate a round-the-clock convenience store located within the hotel premises. Snacks, beverages (including alcohol), ice cream, and other essentials are available whenever you need them—no need to venture far. The unmanned system enables quick self-service checkouts, reducing wait times and simplifying night-owl cravings or last-minute supply runs. 6. Location & Connectivity * Access to Gimpo Airport & Major Seoul Spots The property’s location typically allows driving or public transport connections to Gimpo Airport in short order. International travelers with early flights or long layovers find this especially convenient. Many iconic Seoul attractions—from bustling shopping districts to cultural landmarks—can be reached within about 30 minutes by train, bus, or taxi. This short travel window strikes a balance between a restful retreat and seamless city exploration. * Local Incheon Highlights Incheon itself features popular neighborhoods, such as Chinatown or Wolmido (home to a seaside boardwalk and fair-style attractions), along with modern Songdo’s futuristic scenery. Hotel staff can point you to must-visit locales, local eateries, or scenic walking routes. 7. Why HOTEL THE DESIGNERS Incheon is Worth Considering * Design-Infused Experience Each stay feels fresh and distinctive. The variation in room themes makes the property a draw for those who love capturing Instagram-worthy interiors or simply enjoy creative spaces. Public areas showcase modern or whimsical design elements, adding an extra layer of aesthetic pleasure. * Family-Friendly Twist The kids café and rooftop children’s pool let parents merge relaxation and childcare in a single space, making it less stressful to enjoy a family getaway. There’s no need to search offsite for kid-friendly amusements—just head to the 20th floor. * Skylit Pool Parties & Adult Fun For guests seeking more adult-oriented activities, the main rooftop pool can transform into a lively party zone with music, vibrant ambiance, and social opportunities. Whether you prefer day or night swims, the sky pool setting promises an unforgettable vantage point. * Affordability & Convenience With promotional breakfast deals (5,000 KRW) and a 24-hour self-service store, travelers often save on dining or snack costs, making the experience more budget-friendly. The straightforward connections to airports and downtown Seoul reduce transit time, letting you do more with each day. 8. Helpful Tips for a Great Stay * Check Event Calendars If you’re interested in rooftop parties or kid-friendly schedules, keep an eye on the hotel’s official announcements to pick the best visiting dates. * Book Early for Busy Weekends Popular themed rooms and rooftop events can fill up quickly, especially during holidays, so reserve in advance to secure your preferred room type. * Weather Considerations While the kids pool and rooftop parties typically operate under most conditions, heavy rain or extreme cold may alter operating hours, so verify via the hotel’s website or a direct call before arrival. HOTEL THE DESIGNERS Incheon merges eye-catching design with practical offerings—like free rooftop pool access, a kids café, an unmanned convenience store, and a promotional breakfast—resulting in an appealing choice for both families and young travelers craving a social, design-savvy retreat. Its strategic location near Gimpo Airport and under-30-minute reach to many of Seoul’s main attractions ensures that you can enjoy a restful stay without sacrificing access to the city’s highlights. Whether for a relaxing break, a rooftop pool party, or a full-fledged city adventure, this creatively themed hotel has you covered. Enjoy a unique side of Incheon that blends style, family fun, and modern convenience all in one place.


Seoul(Jongno-gu) , Seoul City Hall・Gwanghwamun

The Lotus Lantern Festival is held every year in honor of Buddha's Birth. The festival is preceded by hanging of lotus-shaped lanterns across Seoul for several weeks, and officially kicks off with lighting of the Jangeumdang, a large lantern that symbolizes Buddhism and Buddha's Birthday, at the Seoul Plaza. The celebration continues with a wide array of Buddhist programs and activities, before ending with an impressive lantern parade in the heart of Seoul.


Gyeongsangnam-do(Geoje-si)


Gyeonggi-do(Paju-si) , Paju(Heyri Art valley)

Carlton Hotel of Paju-si, Gyeonggi is impressive with excellent facility, various room options, and kind service. 8-story building has sophisticated exterior and entering the building, you can see free snack corner for visitors in the lobby. Room interior and furniture provides comfortable and cozy beds, and all the rooms are equipped with whirlpool bathtub; beside standard room, some rooms like suite have separate living room for family stay. Around the hotel, there are Heyri, Paju English Village, Tongildongsan, Mt. Odu Tongil Tower.


Jeollabuk-do(Wanju-gun)

Daedunsan Mountain is defined by the grandiose rock peaks of Macheondae, the summit, Chilseongbong and Janggunbong, as well as surrounding strange rocks and lush trees that make up Samseonbawi Rock, Yongmungul Cave and Geumgangmun Gate. The area spanning from Macheondae Peak to Nakjodae Peak along the northern ridge offers a magnificent spectacle, especially the sunrise and sunset views from Nakjodae. In addition, Okgyedong Valley with its crystal clear water flowing all year round is a great summer vacation spot. Meanwhile, since its official designation as a provincial park in 1977, Daedunsan Mountain Provincial Park has served as a scenic site equipped with recreational facilities including the newly installed cable cars and Geumgang Gureumdari (viaduct). A 5-minute cable car ride followed by a walk up the steep stairs leads to Geumgang Gureumdari, which is 81 meters high and 50 meters long across Imgeumbawi Rock and Ipseokdae Pedestal. The park is also home to historic temples including Taegosa Temple of Jinsan, Ansimsa Temple of Unju, and Sinsounsa Temple of Byeolgok.