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Money and Currency Exchange
How to handle money in Korea — cash versus card, where to exchange currency for the best rate, and why you should not tip. Cards are accepted almost everywhere …
T-money Card: Your Transport Card
Everything you need to know about Korea's T-money transport card — where to buy it, how to top it up, and how to use it on the subway and bus. T-money is a rech…
T-money card (empty) — fair price ₩2,500–₩5,000
T-money card (empty) 티머니 카드 Plain cards about ₩2,500–3,000; character designs cost more. You top it up separately. Transport
Transport — subway, bus, airport, T-money
subway bus airport AREX T-money Ddareungi taxi arrivals
Convenience Stores: A 24-Hour Lifeline
A guide to Korea's 24-hour convenience stores — what to eat, how to use them, and the other services they offer. Korea's convenience stores — CU, GS25, 7-Eleven…
From the Airport to the City
A practical guide to arriving at Incheon or Gimpo Airport and getting into central Seoul by train, bus, or taxi. Most international flights land at Incheon Inte…
How to Ride the Bus
How to ride Seoul's buses — the colour system, how to pay, how to find the right bus, and when to take a long-distance bus. Seoul's buses are colour-coded by ty…
How to Ride the Subway
A beginner's guide to Seoul's subway — how to plan a route, pay, transfer between lines, and ride politely. Seoul's subway has 9 main lines plus several extra l…
Korean Etiquette for Visitors
Korean manners for visitors — greetings, shoes, table manners, giving and receiving, and respect for elders. A short bow is the standard greeting in Korea, espe…
Lost Something? What to Do
What to do if you lose something in Korea — on the subway, in a taxi, or in a restaurant — and how to replace a lost passport. The first step is to stay calm an…