Ko-START · Foreigners' Settlement Data Infrastructure Company
When living in Korea, there are times when you need information about weekend outings or travel. However, it is not widely known that the Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) has already created good travel materials for free in various languages.
Ko-START has organized 10 types of official free publications that can be viewed directly, with links sorted by language. All are official materials from the Korea Tourism Organization, and clicking the links will connect you to the public E-books of each institution. (Ko-START does not duplicate materials and is not affiliated.)
1. Korea Tourism Map
A comprehensive view of major tourist attractions nationwide.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
2. Korea Travel Guidebook
A comprehensive guide containing the basics of traveling in Korea.
▸ English · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
3. Korea Dailycation Mini Book
Travel ideas to enjoy Korea like everyday life.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
4. Korea Alley Travel
Local travel introducing hidden charms in alleys.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
5. Korea Urban Regeneration Travel
Theme travel in regenerated and reinterpreted urban spaces.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
6. Korean Tourism Leisure Sports
Leisure, activities, and sports enjoyed in Korea.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
7. Pilgrimage of Beautiful Korean Architecture
Thematic pilgrimage of Korea's beautiful architecture.
▸ Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
8. UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Korea
Introduction to Korea's UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
▸ Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
9. Korean Tourism Photo Book
A photo book featuring Korea's tourist attractions.
▸ English · Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
10. Photo Book of Korea's Four Seasons Tourist Destinations
Photo book of tourist destinations in Korea for spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
▸ Japanese · Simplified Chinese · Traditional Chinese
These materials can be viewed more conveniently by language on the Official Resource Collection Page. In the future, we will organize official materials on settlement, administration, and daily life in 8 languages, not just for travel.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization. Links and content may change due to institutional circumstances. Copyright belongs to the issuing organization.