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Where travelers can have a genuine Asian experience.
HolidaylinkDMC, with its staff’s extensive local knowledge, and their more than 20 years of travel industry experience can provide even the most sophisticated tourists or business travelers with a productive and memorable stay in Korea, the Land of the Morning Calm.
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3 star hotels and above
traditional Korean-style
serviced apartments
all at competitive prices
luxury and standard sedans,
mini-van ( 4 to 10 seaters)
Coaches (12 to 40 seaters
disability travel arrangements
Destination Management
Transfer Management
Tours & Activities
Galas & Special Events
Ready-made tours
One day City tour
Customized Tour programs
VIP tour program
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Buses
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About Korea

Korea has four distinct seasons – spring, summer, fall, and winter.
The most pleasant season to visit Korea is during spring (April to June) and autumn ( September-November). During this time, the country experiences warm weather and blue skies with beautiful scenery and colors.
Spring(March-May)
Spring is warm with various flowers including the picturesque cherry blossom, over the nation’s mountains and fields during this time.
Average temperatures in spring range between 7.1°C and 17.8°C. The weather remains chilly in March due to the last cold snaps, but begins warming up at the end of the month. Still, as late as in April and May, temperatures may drop after sunset. Therefore, a light outerwear is essential in spring. Popular spring fashion items include long-sleeved shirts/pants, cardigans, jackets, scarves, hats and sunglasses.
Summer(June-August)
Summer is a hottest season of the year. The weather begins heating up, with temperatures rising up to anywhere between 30°C and 35°C during daytime in late June to mid August. Light clothing, often made with “cooling” fabric, becomes essential for preventing overheating. Popular summer fashion items include light and/or short pants, short-sleeved or sleeveless shirts, light jumper, and sunglasses. Applying sunscreen is also highly recommended.
Fall(Sep-Nov)
Fall is mild and is considered the best season to travel to Korea. The weather in early September is warm, still hot during day. Then, it turns colder and drier starting late-September, contributing to the changing of colors of leaves throughout October. An outerwear is essential in fall. Popular fall fashion items include long-sleeved shirts/pants, cardigans, jackets and scarves.
Winter(Dec-Feb)
Winter is the coldest season. It can be bitterly cold during this time due to the influx of cold Siberian air. Heavy snow in the northern and eastern parts of Korea makes for favorable skiing conditions.
Warm clothing is essential in winter. Popular winter fashion items include winter coats, sweaters, scarves, shawls, beanies, gloves, and boots.
Korea’s official monetary unit is the Won and denominations available are 50,000, 10,000, 5,000, and 1,000 Won notes, and 500, 100, 50 and 10 Won coins.
One US dollar is roughly equivalent to 1,050 Won (the 2016 June equivalent). US dollars are easily exchanged throughout Korea and other currencies such as Euro, Japanese Yen can generally be exchanged in airports, local banks, hotels or authorized exchange service centers in metropolitan cities such as Seoul and Busan. It is recommended that the majority of money be exchanged in cash while in Seoul as it can be inconvenient to use traveler’s check or credit cards during your stay in Korea.
Please note that exchange rates fluctuate daily and it is recommended to check rates before exchanging your foreign currency into Korean Won.
<Business hours >
- – Bank : 9 am – 4 pm except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays
- – Exchange service center : 9:30 am – 10 pm, everyday
- – Authorized exchange : 24 hours in hotels, and 09:00 am – 5:00 pm at other places
Subway systems offer a convenient way of exploring metropolitan cities in Korea. Station names, ticket counters, and transfer signs are all clearly marked in English as well as Korean, the different lines are color-coded, and all trains have announcements in English and Korean.
The subways themselves are clean, efficient, air-conditioned, and have automatic ticket dispensers.
Subway fares slightly differ by age/distance. Single Journey Transportations Cards are most suitable for one-time, one-way trips, while Multiple Journey Transportation Cards are most suitable for long-term visitors/residents who make multiple journeys.
In Seoul, buses are one of the most convenient and readily available forms of transportation. Buses in Seoul are classified by color according to travelling distance. Many roads in Seoul have a designated bus lane to promote and ensure efficient use of public transportation.
In Korea, Taxis are plentiful, clean, safe, and above all inexpensive. They can be found at taxi stands in most busy city areas or hailed on the streets. There are also certain taxis that can be requested by phone. However, the fare is slightly higher than the taxis you flag down on the street. While most taxis operating in the Seoul area accept credit cards or even pre-paid public transportation cards, the ones in small province cities and other regions may take cash only. Keep this in mind and make sure to have some cash (in Won) with you if you plan to use a cab in provincial cities. Basic fares can slightly vary from region to region. The taxi fare is calculated by distance and time.
Passengers trains operated by the Korean National Railroad are reasonably fast, reliable, and very inexpensive by world standards, The trains run on a strict schedule and are not affected by traffic congestion during the holiday seasons. An extensive network covers almost every part of the nation. Korean trains are classified based on their speed and the amenities offered onboard. The classifications are: KTX express trains, the non-express Saemaeul, Mugunghwa, Nuriro and tourism trains. Ticket prices depend on the classification of the train and distance traveled.
Foreign nationals entering the Republic of Korea are generally required to have a valid passport and a Korean visa. However, many are permitted visa-free entry for a limited time under certain conditions following the “Citizens of the Countries under the Visa Exemption Agreement” For further detail information on this, please refer to www.mofa.go.kr (Korean, English)
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