Written by : Brionna Hollis
Planning a school trip to or in South Korea opens doors to a multitude of cultural experiences, with its top three destinations offering a blend of history, modernity, and natural beauty. Students are able to gain a deeper understanding of global perspectives through interaction with the local communities. These trips not only broaden the students’ horizons but also foster cultural appreciation, intercultural competence, and lifelong learning skills.
Seoul, the capital of South Korea, blends modernity with its rich cultural heritage. There are many hot places to visit in Seoul. You can visit historical landmarks like the Gyeongbokgung Palace. To immerse yourself in Korean culture more, you can wear the traditional clothing called hanbok to the sites. To delve deeper into the culture and engage with locals, Adventure Korea has Bukchon cityteering and Gwangjang marketeering experiences available. The more modern attractions in Seoul would be Gangnam District, Lotte World Tower, and Namsan Seoul Tower. These places showcase Seoul’s technological advancements and vibrant urban culture.
Pyeongchang is known for its natural beauty, winter sports facilities, and cultural heritage. Pyeongchang hosted the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics and got global attention to the region’s winter sports facilities and stunning landscapes. In the winter, skiing, snowboarding, ice skating and other winter sports are enjoyed here. In addition to the winter sports, during the summer you can also enjoy water rafting, hiking, and cave exploration.
Jeju Island, also known as Jejudo, is the country’s largest island and popular tourist attraction for its beauty, unique culture, and mild climate. Jejudo is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, including volcanic cones, lava tubes, waterfalls, beaches, and lush green countryside. Hallasan National Park is a popular hiking destination, Manjanggul cave is one of the world’s largest lava tubes, formed by volcanic eruptions, and deep sea fishing are just a few of the exciting activities that you can do. It is also famous for its female divers who collect seafood without the use of modern diving equipment.
In conclusion, exploring the top three school trip destinations in Korea offers students a rich tapestry of educational opportunities. From the bustling streets and cultural landmarks of Seoul to the stunning mountain ranges and sport facilities in Pyeongchang, and the natural beauty and environmental diversity of Jeju Island, each destination provides unique insights into Korea’s past, present, and future. These trips not only broaden students’ perspectives but also foster cultural appreciation, historical understanding, and lifelong learning experiences that extend beyond the classroom.
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