Yongin Hotels

The exotic city of Yongin is located in the Gyeonggi-do Province of South Korea. The city boasts assorted attractions and sightseeing spots within its vast, picturesque countryside. The Korean Folk Village offers a peek into the Joseon Dynasty, which lasted from the 1300s until the late 1800s. This village showcases examples of traditional Korean lifestyle, including homes, attire, handicrafts and musical instruments of the former dynasty. The Yongin Agricultural Theme Park is an educational exhibition displaying various indigenous insects, animals, flora and fauna, and large framing machines. The Sejoon Museum, Korean Deung-Jan Museum, and Samsung Transportation Museum are just a few of the popular attractions that will enrich your stay in this city.

Yongin’s Everland Resort is one of the most prominent tourist spots in South Korea, with over 40 amusement rides, exotic animals, stunning flower arrangements, and beautiful gardens. The Global Fair is positioned near the entrance of Evergreen and exhibits replicas of castles from Spain, France, India, Russia and the Middle East. Other sightseeing spots include Wawoo Temple, Hantaek Botanical Garden and Yongin Recreational Forest.

When To Go

To get to most of the Yongin, visit the city during the autumn season, which is from September to November. During these months, the weather is pleasant with deep blue skies and vibrant flora and fauna. Summers are a blend of warm and wet weather with heavy rains. Winters are dry and cold and are great for winter sports. Cherry blossoms are in bloom during the spring months of April and May.

• April/May (spring): Average 15°C (59°F)

• June to August (summer/monsoon): Average 25°C (77°F)

• September to November (autumn): Average 17°C (63°F)

• December to March (winter): Average 2°C (36°F)

Getting There

South Korea offers a transportation system that includes air, railways, roads, subways and ferries. In addition, Yongin is in close proximity to the capital city of Seoul, making travelling quick and easy. Intercity (Sioe) and Express buses (Gosok) are highly utilized travel options to and from any region. The bus networks are extensive, offering convenience and comfort during travel. Unlike other locations around the world, you can find taxis in South Korea that are low-cost as well as safe and clean. If you request a taxi by phone, the charge is raised slightly. Drivers of the special international taxis speak English. In Seoul, pre-paid money cards and credit cards used for subways and buses are accepted in taxis.

• The KR pass for trains is exclusively for foreigners that can be bought online from their country of residence.

• Most of the international ferry services are between China and South Korea.

• There are five types of taxis: regular taxis, deluxe taxis, brand taxis, taxi vans and international taxis.

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