Solo travelling in Seoul 😮‍💨🤭

Hellooooo !!!

YESSSS I’m back with another variation of Seoul!

This time round I did a short solo getaway to Seoul as I had AL to clear and I rly wanted to go Korea, since my friend aren’t free, I decided to go ALONE.

So if your thinking to do a short getaway to Seoul alone, here’s some ideas what u could do!!

(Travel period: 27 Feb -2 March)

Day 1: SG > ICN (Tway)

💙reach ICN around 6ish AM

- rly bad immigration, only 1 counter open and a lot ppl, queue so long that the SES counter opened n went to register !! ( SG passport Rmb to register so can use e gate!)

💙 airport coach to hotel !

- hotel choice: Fairfield by Marriott Seoul (super good n value for money do solo travel!)

- deposited luggage & change of clothes( it was so so cold)

💙had a brow appointment at yeonnam, so went there to get some breakfast, after the appointment, ran some errand to clear my shopping list before heading back to hotel to check in

💙rested abit after checked in, went out at night to

Hongdae hapjeong area, to visit romi story & 09 women to find clothes !

Subsequently headed to DDP area for shopping, ate dinner at some food stand 😮‍💨🤭

Day 2:

💙 explore a new neighbourhood-> MULLAE

- very vintage

- good food

- local vibes

💙 went back to hongdae & ate my comfort food at boseung hall

💙 headed to tteokseom, to visit rich mood to check out some clothes as well & shopping near that area~

💙headed back & order delivery 🤭😅

Day 3: seongsu day !

💙headed to Seong Su to check out stuff & shopping

- was getting to heavy to carry anyt so headed back

Hotel! (+wasn’t feeling well)

💙 explored area near my hotel, which actly has a lot a lot things

💙ordered FOOD delivery & packing my stuff

Day 4: INC > SG

💙checked out & headed to air port

It was really short n I keep heading back to hotel cos I’m so tired (Aging body 😅🤣) also a lot place prefer grp dinners, so I order dinner for all days. I do however try to aim for a meal out, and i skip breakfast also😅

I guess the good thing is u decided what u want to do what time u want to get out of the hotel etc. but down side is you might get too nua to head out hahah

I really want to do this again!! Do share ur solo Korea experience if ur have 🥹🥹🥹

#MyPOV #solotraveler #seoulitinerary #seoultravel

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6/15 Edited to

... Read moreSolo traveling in Seoul can be an incredibly rewarding experience, especially if you love flexibility and exploring at your own pace. Based on my 4-day trip, here are some additional tips that helped me make the most out of traveling solo in this bustling city: First, choosing a hotel that fits solo travelers’ needs is essential. I stayed at Fairfield by Marriott Seoul, which offered great value and comfort, plus it’s centrally located—making it easy to access different neighborhoods without wasting time. Booking accommodations near public transport like subway stations or airport coaches also saves hassle. When it comes to dining solo, Korean food culture often revolves around group meals, which can be intimidating at times. I found ordering delivery or grabbing simple meals from food stands a practical way to enjoy local tastes without feeling out of place. Some cozy eateries in Hongdae and near Yeonnam offer quick bites perfect for solo visitors. Exploring neighborhoods like Mullae and Seongsu reveals Seoul’s vintage and artsy sides beyond the usual tourist spots. These areas have a relaxed vibe, local cafes, and unique shops that are great for solo explorers who want to dive deeper into the city’s culture. A note on packing light: shopping is one of the joys of Seoul, but carrying heavy bags alone can be tiring. I recommend shipping larger purchases back home or using hotel concierge services to store your luggage while you continue exploring. Lastly, solo travel means setting your own schedule, which is freeing but can tempt you to stay indoors when feeling tired. I learned to balance rest with outings by planning low-key activities nearby the hotel on slower days. Overall, solo traveling in Seoul is about embracing independence, trying new experiences, and sometimes stepping out of your comfort zone. I can’t wait to do it again and hear about others’ solo travel stories in Korea!

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phyllisloveswine

What is the address of the place that you did your eyebrows ?

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elizabeth

hello! can i ask is it good to go DDP area for shopping alone at night? heard its mainly wholesale though

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