From the bustling city life of Seoul to the natural wonders of Seoraksan National Park and the pristine beaches of Jeju Island, South Korea has something for everyone, including runners. South Korea has some of the best hiking trails in the world. And if you need a caffeine boost at any point, you're in luck: South Korea has a vibrant cafe scene. At any point of your sports adventure in South Korea there will be rich culture and ancient history for you to discover.
Don't leave a tip. Tipping is considered rude in South Korea.
Remember to take off your shoes before entering someone's home.
Bring a phrase book or use a translation app. Most people do not speak English.
Never haggle. Shopkeepers won't budge on posted prices.
Runners can participate in a uniquely-competitive Korea marathon. The exciting Dong-A Ilbo Gyeongju marathon takes place every October. Eager participants flock to the historic capital of Gongju for the Dong-A Ilbo Gongju Baekje marathon in South Korea. The Seoul Marathon, the most famous marathon in South Korea and the second-oldest marathon event in the world, has been attracting international competitors since 1970. South Korea offers runners a wide range of event possibilities.
Rains can be quite severe during the summer months. Keep this in mind when you are planning your Korea marathon calendar.
The crime-rate in South Korea is exceptionally low, making it one of the safest countries on Earth.
Koreans dress conservatively. Check with other participants to know what to wear during your Korea marathon. Bare sports bras are not acceptable attire in Korea.
Public transportation is fast and efficient in South Korea.
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