Travel to Seoul

 Every town and city has its own traditions and customes. Seoul is not an exception.

Here is some examples

Meeting & Greeting

• Bowing is the traditional way to greet in South Korea.
• Handshakes often accompany the bow among men.
• Your left hand should support your right forearm when shaking hands.
• Korean women do not always shake hands and may slightly nod instead of a full bow.
• Always bow to individuals when departing.
  These traditions include the ethical code of conduct in social life and showing respect to the elders and family. Koreans also believe in sincerity and loyalty and follow certain codes of conduct while meeting, eating, praying and even celebrating. At times when many other cultures would shake hands, Koreans bow.
• Seoul is know for its:
• Home to sleek skyscrapers and shopping malls, as well as well-preserved royal palaces and Buddhist temples, the South Korean capital is teeming with unique culture and modern comforts. Seoul has an extensive subway system, where notable landmarks are usually a few stops away from each other.
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