While Seoul is the modern capital city of South Korea, many locals aren't fluent in English. It's generally not a very widely spoken language in South Korea. However, you'll have better luck finding a local who can speak English in main tourist neighborhoods, such as Myeongdong, Dongdaemun and Hongdae.

The world knows about Seoul; it is the heart of South Korea—a city with a touch of tradition and modernity. From the iconic futuristic skyscrapers to the historical treasures like Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul is a city that should be on the top of your bucket list for South Korea.

Seoul is a relatively pricy destination, particularly for accommodation. But just like most other countries, most of South Korea is affordable compared to its capital. While meal prices in Seoul can vary, the average cost of food in Seoul is ₩30000 (32 USD) per day.

Safety: Seoul is a safe city with low crime rates, making it an attractive option for foreigners looking for a secure place to live. Convenience: Seoul is a highly convenient city with 24-hour public transportation and easy access to shopping, entertainment, and cultural activities.