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Experience the best of Korea with Lonely Planet. Our 8th edition will have you checking out the chic boutiques and bars of Seoul, watching the spectacular Mass Games, dining on Busan seafood, hiking to volcanic craters and recuperating from it all on the island paradise of Jeju-do. Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip. In This Guide: Detailed Advice from food and drink to culture and transport. Touring North Korea: we help you discover Asia's dark star. Itineraries historic sights, activities and gourmet feasts.

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Simon Richmond's first gig for Lonely Planet was on theKazakhstan chapter of their Central Asia guide. Having recentlycompleted two books on adventure travel in Southeast Asia and SouthAmerica, where he had, among other things, learnt to dive, hackedhis way through dense jungles, paddled furiously along rapidrivers, climbed snow-covered, smoldering volcanoes andmountain-biked down perilously steep tracks, the British-bornwriter and photographer felt prepared to tackle a country more ofinterest to mountaineers and oil prospectors than your averagebackpacker or package tourist. A decade and a half earlier, Simonhad honed his writing skills as a young journalist with 'Which?'before heading east to Tokyo with the vague idea that thishyper-kinetic city would be more inspiring than life insurance, taxthresholds, Euro MPs, and health food, all topics he'd researchedfor the UK consumer advice magazine. He spent two and a half yearsin Japan learning the language and working as an editor and writerfor a major financial news organization on content that was drierthan the Gobi, and only marginally more interesting. At the sametime he travelled Japan (later co-writing an award-winningguidebook to the country, as well as to Tokyo) and Asia, scribblingnotes and storing away ideas for travel features. He first came tolive in Sydney in 1994 on a year-long working holiday visa andquickly found the local media snapping up those stories. Entrancedby the country he moved back permanently in 1998 and joined LonelyPlanet's merry band of authors a year later. Among the many titleshe has since worked on his favourites include Russia Belarus,Trans-Siberian Railway, Cape Town and the first - and only -edition of Istanbul to Kathmandu. His travel features have beenpublished in newspapers and magazines around the world, includingin the UK's Independent, Guardian, Times, Daily Telegraph and RoyalGeographical Society Magazine; and Australia's Sydney MorningHerald, The Australian, Australian Financial Review Magazine andVogue Entertaining + Travel. He's presented a travel documentary onJapan for BBC's Radio 4 and his blogs on St Petersburg andtraveling the Trans-Mongolian route through Russia, China andMongolia can be read here. Sydney, his adopted home, is hisfavourite place. His travel tip is one he seldom follows himself:leave at least half of what you've packed at home!

<p>Simon Richmond's first gig for Lonely Planet was on the
Kazakhstan chapter of their Central Asia guide. Having recently
completed two books on adventure travel in Southeast Asia and South
America, where he had, among other things, learnt to dive, hacked
his way through dense jungles, paddled furiously along rapid
rivers, climbed snow-covered, smoldering volcanoes and
mountain-biked down perilously steep tracks, the British-born
writer and photographer felt prepared to tackle a country more of
interest to mountaineers and oil prospectors than your average
backpacker or package tourist. A decade and a half earlier, Simon
had honed his writing skills as a young journalist with 'Which?'
before heading east to Tokyo with the vague idea that this
hyper-kinetic city would be more inspiring than life insurance, tax
thresholds, Euro MPs, and health food, all topics he'd researched
for the UK consumer advice magazine. He spent two and a half years
in Japan learning the language and working as an editor and writer
for a major financial news organization on content that was drier
than the Gobi, and only marginally more interesting. At the same
time he travelled Japan (later co-writing an award-winning
guidebook to the country, as well as to Tokyo) and Asia, scribbling
notes and storing away ideas for travel features. He first came to
live in Sydney in 1994 on a year-long working holiday visa and
quickly found the local media snapping up those stories. Entranced
by the country he moved back permanently in 1998 and joined Lonely
Planet's merry band of authors a year later. Among the many titles
he has since worked on his favourites include Russia & Belarus,
Trans-Siberian Railway, Cape Town and the first - and only -
edition of Istanbul to Kathmandu. His travel features have been
published in newspapers and magazines around the world, including
in the UK's Independent, Guardian, Times, Daily Telegraph and Royal
Geographical Society Magazine; and Australia's Sydney Morning
Herald, The Australian, Australian Financial Review Magazine and
Vogue Entertaining + Travel. He's presented a travel documentary on
Japan for BBC's Radio 4 and his blogs on St Petersburg and
traveling the Trans-Mongolian route through Russia, China and
Mongolia can be read here. Sydney, his adopted home, is his
favourite place. His travel tip is one he seldom follows himself:
leave at least half of what you've packed at home!</p>

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目　　录

On the Road
Korea Highligh
Destination Korea
Getting started
Itineraries
Hstor
The Culture
Environment
Food Drink
Active Korea
Seoul
History
Orientation
information

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