What this blog covers

Do Korea Right is written for people travelling in Korea. It covers where to go, what to eat, and how to handle the things you run into once you are there, like transport and payments.

The writing follows three threads.

  • Places: where to go and what to see, in Seoul and in cities beyond it, organised area by area.
  • Food: restaurants, cafes, and dessert shops. Not just what to eat, but how to order it.
  • Travel tips: getting from the airport to the city centre, transit cards, SIM cards, ways to pay, and bookings. The things you need to sort out before and during a trip.

How it is written

Only places I have been. Nothing here is assembled from other people's posts about somewhere I have not visited. That means the list of places grows slowly.

Nothing borrowed. All writing and images are made here or properly licensed.

Corrected when it changes. Prices and opening hours move. Each article notes when it was checked, and the updated date changes when it is checked again.

Languages

Articles are published in Korean, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Each version is rewritten for its readers rather than translated, so the structure differs slightly between languages. The Traditional Chinese edition is written with readers in Taiwan and Hong Kong in mind; the Simplified Chinese edition with readers in Singapore and Malaysia.

Funding

This blog covers its running costs through Google AdSense. Advertising never changes what an article says. No business or service is written about favourably because of an ad.

Contact

Please write to cjy7378@gmail.com.