1. How many Valentine's days does Korea have?
Korea not only has Valentine's Day on February 14 but also has special love holidays, creating opportunities for couples to express their feelings and connect more deeply in their relationships. Valentine's Day in Korea lasts from February to April, bringing diverse and romantic experiences. Valentine's Day in Korea has 3 days in the following order:
There are 3 Valentine's Days in Korea. (Photo: Collected)
1.1. Red Valentine's Day (February 14)
Red Valentine’s Day, February 14, is an occasion for boys and girls in Korea to give each other sweet gifts, usually chocolates or red roses. This is the day when couples express their love most strongly. The streets of Seoul are filled with red, from chocolate shops to special gifts that young people give each other, full of sweetness and romance.
1.2. White Valentine (March 14)
Exactly one month after Red Valentine's Day, White Valentine's Day on March 14 is an occasion for boys to reciprocate the feelings of girls. They will give special gifts such as candy, cakes or meaningful gifts to show respect and love. This is an indispensable occasion in the lives of Korean couples, when each gift carries a sweet, rich message.
1.3. Black Valentine (April 14)
Unlike other Valentine’s Days, Black Valentine’s Day on April 14 is a special occasion for singles. This is a time for them to gather together, eat jjajangmyeon (black noodles) and enjoy the joy of connection. This is also a part of the unique culture of Korean people, where love is not only for couples but also an occasion for friends to share joy and sympathy.
2. Ideal Korean tourist destinations for Valentine's Day
When you come to Korea during Valentine's Day, you will have countless romantic tourist destinations to spend memorable moments with your lover. Below are the outstanding destinations that you cannot miss.
2.1. Namsan Tower – Where love blossoms
Every year on Valentine's Day, Namsan Tower is packed with couples in love. (Photo: Collected)
Namsan Tower is not only a famous tourist destination but also a symbol of eternal love. Here, couples can hang love locks on the tower's fence, marking a promise of eternal bond. The scenery at Namsan Tower is also extremely romantic, especially when the sunset falls and the lights of Seoul city light up from above, creating a wonderful space for those who love romance.
2.2. Gyeongbokgung Palace – Feel the nostalgic beauty
If you and your partner love history and ancient beauty, Gyeongbokgung Palace is a place not to be missed. As one of the largest and most beautiful palaces in Korea, Gyeongbokgung offers a solemn yet romantic space, when you can walk around the majestic buildings, enjoy the beautiful scenery and immerse yourself in the nostalgic space of ancient times.
2.3. Bukchon Hanok Village – Strolling around in Hanbok
A couple takes a photo to keep memories of their Valentine's Day trip to Korea at Bukchon Hanok Village. (Photo: @Fimela)
Bukchon Hanok Village with traditional Hanok houses, where you can experience wearing Hanbok - traditional Korean costume. This is one of the great Korean tourist destinations for couples who love taking pictures, because the combination of traditional costumes and the ancient space of the Hanok village brings extremely romantic and interesting photos. You can leisurely stroll on the small streets, admire the old houses, and enjoy the space full of Korean culture.
2.4. Insadong Area – Shopping and enjoying Korean tea
For those who love the old and want to learn about Korean culture, Insadong is the ideal place for you and your lover to explore . With handicraft shops, traditional teahouses and bustling streets, Insadong is the ideal place to stroll, shop and relax. You can enjoy hot cups of tea, chat and relax together in a space full of Korean culture.
3. Korean travel gifts to buy on Valentine's Day
Korean cosmetics are an indispensable gift when traveling to Korea on Valentine's Day. (Photo: Collected)
In addition to taking your lover to attractive tourist destinations in Korea , you can choose unique gifts to give him/her on Valentine's Day. These gifts not only carry the imprint of Korean culture but also show your special care.
- Handicraft gifts: Handicrafts such as paintings, ceramics or exquisitely crafted sun umbrellas and souvenir umbrellas will be great gifts for your other half.
- Beauty products: Korean cosmetics are known for their excellent quality and eye-catching packaging, making them perfect gifts. You can choose high-end skin care gift sets to make your loved one feel your care.
- Local delicacies: Don't forget to buy Korean delicacies like green tea, kimchi, or spices so your partner can enjoy Korean flavors right at home.
Korea is not only a paradise of beautiful tourist destinations but also a place where love flourishes. Whether it is Red Valentine, White Valentine or Black Valentine, Valentine's Day in Korea always has special experiences for you and your lover to enjoy the most romantic moments. Surely, a trip to Korea during the Valentine's season will become a memorable and meaningful memory in your heart.
Source : https://www.vietravel.com/vn/am-thuc-kham-pha/dia-diem-du-lich-han-quoc-dip-le-tinh-nhan-v16633.aspx
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