Are you planning to visit the southern part of the Korean peninsula? Its friendly people and unusual culture attract thousands of visitors. However, choosing the right time to visit is crucial, as the climatic conditions are so different from those in the West. If you're wondering about the best time to go to South Korea, it's worth noting that the country has four seasons. As in all regions of the world with a temperate climate, each season has its own particularities. So if you want to make the most of the country's tourist attractions, choose the right season for your trip.<\/p>\n
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To get the most out of your stay in South Korea, it's best to visit during the summer.autumn<\/strong>. So you can be sure of enjoying most beautiful colours<\/strong> of the region, while avoiding the extreme heat of summer. This season runs from September to November<\/strong>Autumn is the mildest time of the year. Autumn is the time of year when the climate is mildest. In fact, it's the favourite season of the locals themselves, and the ideal time for anyone who really wants to discover the country.<\/p>\n During the autumn, the temperatures fall between 10 \u00b0C and 20 \u00b0C<\/strong>. The sky is clear. It's perfect weather for taking some beautiful photographs to immortalise your stay in East Asia. From the tops of some buildings, you can see the trees speckling the landscape with their magnificent purplish hue. Many people still walk around the cities in light clothing (short trousers, t-shirts, etc.). It's also a perfect time to visit many of the UNESCO world heritage sites<\/strong>. For example, you could visit the royal sanctuary of Jongmyo or the village of Gochang, whose surrounding hills are dotted with tombs.<\/p>\n If you're feeling adventurous, autumn is also a great time to go hiking and enjoy the great outdoors. You'll also have the chance to observe Korea's astonishing wildlife and the diversity of its species (black bears, deer, etc.).<\/p>\n Apart from autumn and its magnificent climate, the spring<\/strong> is also a good time to visit the Republic of South Korea. On most travel websites, it is even the second most recommended season for a stay on the peninsula. Covering the months ofApril<\/strong>, May <\/strong>and mid-June<\/strong>This means that you can enjoy very mild temperatures (between 17\u00b0C and 22\u00b0C) during your holidays. At times, however, you may have to deal with rain, particularly from May onwards.<\/p>\n During the spring, you can discover the Seokguram caves<\/strong> one of whose cavities houses a majestic ancient Buddha. You will also have the opportunity to take part in a number of commemorative festivals, such as the birthday of the current Buddha. This is celebrated during the lantern festival<\/strong>. However, if you would like to attend cherry blossom<\/strong>You'll need to be there at the beginning of April. This is one of the most eagerly awaited events in South Korea.<\/p>\n However, it's worth pointing out one thing. Although spring is still an appropriate time to visit South Korea, thetourist affluence<\/strong> is relatively dense. This is particularly the case in Seoul, the capital, where hotels are often overcrowded. The same applies to autumn. Nevertheless, if you are planning a trip during this period, avoid the southern coastal area of the country, which is not spared from rainwater.<\/p>\n L'winter<\/strong> South Korean<\/strong> is particularly biting, as during this season, temperatures drop very low (between -0\u00b0C and -10\u00b0C). Unless you can stand the Siberian cold, it's not a good time to visit the Republic of Korea. Although the skies are clear and you can enjoy the beautiful bright blue, the air is dry and biting, especially in the northern region.<\/p>\n If you still feel up to braving the bitter cold, you can take part in some local celebrations. The Sunrise Festival in Sokcho and the Snow Festival in Taebaeksan are just some of them. You'll also have the opportunity to discover a very spicy gastronomy, enough to warm up your taste buds and your whole organ system.<\/p>\n L'South Korean summer<\/strong> is, for its part, very hot<\/strong>with temperatures approaching 30\u00b0C. It also has a humidity level<\/strong> relatively high. The month of June<\/strong> usually heralds the monsoon season, during which heavy rainfall occurs. They fall almost everywhere in the country. This is followed by July and August<\/strong> which are the most uncomfortable months in which to stay in South Korea and the least comfortable. less touristy<\/strong>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Are you planning to visit the southern part of the Korean peninsula? Its friendly people and unusual culture attract thousands of visitors. However, choosing the right time of year to...<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2555,"featured_media":1363,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\nAnother season to travel to South Korea: spring<\/h2>\n
What about the winter and summer seasons?<\/h2>\n