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When we talk about South Korea, we think of K-pop, dramas, food, skin care products and advanced technology. After all, the country has been gaining great popularity lately. However, even for the most avid fans of Korean culture, some details and customs can still cause some curiosity and even a little strangeness for Westerners.
we, from awesome.club, we love to know more about the life and customs of South Korea, so we selected some curiosities that most caught the attention of tourists when visiting the country. Come check!
1. Koreans are passionate about coffee, so you can even find sodas with this flavor
2. By the way, unusual soda flavors are very common
“Peach Coke”
3. “They let you customize your movie tickets and print whatever photo you want. Here’s mine from Spider-Man: Far From Home”
4. “One-way traffic control lanes for shopping carts in a supermarket in Seoul”
5. “Public library available on Seoul Subway”
6. On the Seoul subway there are signs that tell you how many people there are in each car through colors
7. “The women’s toilet at the train station in Seoul has a tiny toilet for the kids to use”
8. “This amazingly designed public park in Gimpo”
9. “My bathroom control panel in a hotel in Seoul”
10. “The Seoul Subway turned the letter ‘P’ into a pregnant woman to symbolize the seats intended for this audience in the carriages”
11. On April 14th, Singles Day is celebrated, also known as Black Day, where Koreans celebrate by eating Jjajangmyeon, a noodles with black soy bean paste sauce.
12. When a person moves house, it is common to receive toilet paper as a welcome gift
13. “This Korean store allows you to choose shopping baskets by different colors whether or not you want the help of an employee”
14. “Korean airport robots that carry your luggage”
15. “Korean gloves to eat fried chicken with just three fingers”
16. “A free cafeteria at my company”
17. “This Flower Vending Machine in Seoul”
18. “I found a zombie triangle kimbap at a local grocery store in Seoul”
19. Ggul tteok are colorful steamed rice balls filled with sesame seeds and honey
20. “There is a small rural town called Osu-myeon in Jeolla Province, Korea, where they have dozens of dog statues and monuments and a park to honor some brave dogs that have existed throughout history.”
21. “This bus in Korea has USB charging ports that anyone can use”
22. Doljanchi is a celebration of a child’s first birthday, where parents dress him up in traditional Korean clothing, such as the hanbok.
23. “This is a funicular that goes up a hill, in Busan”
Would you like to visit South Korea? Or if you have already visited the country, what custom or thing most caught your attention? Tell us in the comments section!
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