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South Korea is famous for its open street markets. You can find many open street markets in South Korea from Seoul to Jeju. They are a great place to experience the full authentic Korean shopping experience. Many sell a variety of Korean food, side dishes, clothes, accessories, and souvenirs. Most of these open street markets are open all year-round. They are visited by both locals and tourists and are very foreigner-friendly. It can be a bit crowded and chaotic but you will be able to find pretty much anything you need at these markets. We have chosen the 10 best open street markets all across South Korea. 

Churches in Korea have been on the rise since the 1960s. Christianity, in particular, is massive in South Korea. It has a long history in South Korea, with the first Protestant missionaries arriving in the late 19th century. The religion began to proliferate in the country in the 1960s, and by the 1980s, South Korea had one of the world's highest per capita rates of Christian believers.

South Korea has everything a traveler would need in a country. Those that love history and culture can also experience the latest trends in technology when visiting Korea. Don't forget about the food! If you are going to visit South Korea just once, you should definitely visit Seoul. Even tho Seoul has become very modernized, they offer a lot of historic value with traditional Korean houses, palaces, and temples all across Seoul. They are blended nicely next to South Korea's new and innovative structures and the fast-paced business industry. This mixture of the old and the new is what makes it an adventure when exploring Seoul. Therefore, you won't be able to see everything in one day so we recommend you make it a week in Seoul to get the full experience. However, before you travel to South Korea, here are some things you should know.