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A contradictory collision of ancient traditions ad hyper-modern cities, South Korea is one of Asia's offbeat hotspots
South Korea is a bewildering place. Capital Seoul is a bustling, 24-hour modern city – yet turn a corner and you’ll stumble across a 14th-century palace or quaint tearoom.
Hard-working Koreans know how to party and you can easily spend your days grilling your own food at Korean barbecue restaurants, murdering your favourite song in the Korean version of a karaoke bar or partying in Seoul’s Hongdae district.
If cities aren’t your thing, holiday on an island, ski the slopes around Gyeonggi or potter around the temples of Guinsa.
As many Korean dishes are made for sharing, food courts and Korean fast food chains are good for solo travellers.
8th March 2012 Inspire Me
From bluebell woods to land-diving and migrating birds to neo-pagan festivals, Clare Wilson finds 10 of the best places around the world to celebrate springtime
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