<strong>South Korea</strong> is one of the world’s most unique and fascinating tourist destinations located on a sea route of the Pacific Ocean. <br><br> It’s a great place for cruising, especially since <strong>it’s bordered by the sea on three sides.</strong> With Japan and Russia to the east of the peninsula, Taiwan and Hong Kong to the south, and China to the west, Korea is ideal for cruise routes, and there already are various cruise routes that connect these countries.<br><br>

<strong>The long history and unique traditional culture</strong> of the Korea offer travelers a wide array of unforgettable experiences. From centuries-old palaces, ultramodern city centers dotted with fancy skyscrapers, streets filled with energetic people, and lively traditional markets, to delicious foods, diverse performances and festivals, intriguing artworks, and expert artisans, Korea has it all. <br><br> There are <strong>seven ports of call</strong> in South Korea—<br> <strong>Incheon</strong>, the gateway to Korea; <strong>Jeju</strong>, a beautiful island that achieved UNESCO’s Triple Crown; <strong>Busan</strong>, the largest port city; <br> <strong>Seosan</strong>, rising as the center of Korea’s western sea (Yellow Sea); <strong>Yeosu</strong>, a romantic seaside city; <strong>Pohang</strong>, a city of steel and fresh seafood; and <strong>Sokcho</strong>, home to picturesque mountains and the East Sea.<br><br>

Each of the seven ports welcome visitors with its charm.<br> Travelers can <strong>experience the distinct traditional culture and history, nature and city, food and art</strong> of each port, and also enjoy <strong>shopping and other activities.</strong><br><br> Visit Korea and discover all that it has to offer.