See some of the most beautiful natural sites in the world, without worrying about polluting them! Ever Wonder Adventure can help, with their new, free Eco-Tourism Guide To South Korea and the best sites in Seoul, from the Green Wall to Gyeongju.
The natural world is a beautiful, wonderful thing - and there's nothing better than seeing its wonders up close and in person, but without leaving a mark.
It's easier said than done though, unless you have an eco-friendly planning guide to help you make sustainable choices, find the best sites, and learn how to leave no trace in each new environment. Don't worry, Ever Wander Adventure has a new, totally free guide to South Korea, that will help you visit then vanish, without leaving any trash behind. Check it out at https://www.everwonderadventure.com/south-korea-adventure
Eco-friendly tourism is on the rise, and that's great, because it offers methods for exploring the wonders of the natural world, without damaging sensitive ecosystems.
Ever Wonder Adventure is one of my favorite touring resources, because they provide fantastic, sustainable travelling guides to all the places I've wanted to travel so far - and they're free! Their newest guide to South Korea suggests environmentally friendly techniques for exploring all the natural and historical wonders you've heard of, and some you likely haven't.
If you're looking for a destination other than South Korea, just check their main website for eco-friendly travel guides to other amazing destinations, like the Galapagos Islands or Costa Rica.
One thing that always amazes me, is how many sites there are to visit, without even leaving Seoul. You can experience several eco-friendly adventures right inside the city, like the Seoul Forest, which covers 595,000 square meters, and is known for its cherry blossoms in the Spring, and Gingko Tree Forest in the Autumn.
Ever Wonder Adventure also highlights the Cheonggyecheon Stream, a 10 km long waterway that flows through the center of Seoul, with interesting attractions at several places along its length. At night, you can follow the Cheonggyecheon Stream to view the Candle Fountain, or visit the Palseokdam wishing wells, which are constructed using stones selected from each of South Korea’s 8 provinces.
Before you leave, make sure to schedule time to visit Seoul City Hall, to see the Green Wall Vertical Forest which is made up of more than 70,000 plants. This vertical green space extends as high as the 7th floor, approximately the size of a soccer field, and is listed in the Guinness World Records as the largest vertical garden on Earth.
You don't want to miss it!
So you've seen everything in Seoul, and you're looking for more, now what?
The full travel guide from Ever Wander Adventure suggests lots of options, but personally, I'm a fan of the city of Gyeongju, where you can tour ancient palaces, temples, and burial mounds. Sometimes called “the museum without walls,” Gyeongju is believed to have more visible ruins, temples, and historical artifacts than anywhere else in the country.
While Gyeongju has fewer natural wonders, it offers a breathtaking view of history at every turn. If that's what you're interested in, the guide also suggests sites with interesting political history in the DMZ, which have a rich history like nowhere else.
Of course, if nature is more your scene, there are year-round hiking trails, volcanic beaches, amazing waterfalls. There's really something for everyone - just please, be careful with how you travel, and what you leave behind.
Ever Wander Adventure has all the details you need to make eco-friendly choices, whether you're planning to swim in the ocean and you're worried about sunscreen, or you're visiting a national park and concerned about single-use plastics.
Their free guides explain how to find the best sites around the world - and how to keep them that way for future generations.
An excerpt from the full eco-tourism guide explains, "From the bustling streets of Seoul to the hidden gems beyond, South Korea offers a smorgasbord of eco-friendly experiences that cater to both adventurous souls and culture vultures."
The world is your oyster - and with Ever Wander Adventure, you can help keep these hidden pearls clean.
No matter where you're traveling, check out the free guide from Ever Wander Adventure first, and plan your trip to leave no trace - you can find all the guides at https://bit.ly/Buy-Korea
