About Us

About Korea Travel Lens

"Seeing Korea through a local's perspective."

Who We Are

Welcome to Korea Travel Lens! We are a team of passionate locals living in Seoul, dedicated to helping international travelers navigate the vibrant and sometimes complex landscape of South Korea. Our mission is to provide a clear 'lens' through which you can see the real Korea, beyond the typical tourist traps.

What We Do

From the hidden BBQ gems in narrow alleys to the latest updates on public transportation (like the Climate Card), we cover everything you need to know for a seamless trip. We focus on:

  • Authentic Dining: Honest reviews of restaurants where locals actually eat.
  • Practical Tips: Step-by-step guides on apps, transport, and etiquette.
  • Hidden Spots: Unique destinations that haven't been over-commercialized yet.

Why Trust Us?

Information on the internet can get outdated quickly. That’s why we manually verify our content and provide first-hand experiences. We don't just copy-paste; we visit, we eat, and we share our honest thoughts to ensure your journey in Korea is unforgettable.

Have a specific question about your upcoming trip?
Feel free to reach out at sarah8068@gmail.com

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