4 recommended halal tourist spots in South Korea for Muslim tourists

 

South Korea is one of the most sought after tourist destinations by the people of Indonesia. Considering that South Korea is a non-Muslim country, halal tourism is the main thing that should be taken into account.

Don't be sad first, along with the development of halal tourism which is growing from time to time. Now South Korea is known to have entered a row of countries that offer Muslim-friendly tourism. Because tourists who enter this country, in fact, are Muslim tourists. So that Korea decided to actively provide various friendly facilities for Muslims such as restaurants and shops labeled as halal and places of worship, to support halal tourism for tourists, here are 4 recommended places for halal tourism in South Korea for Muslim tourists:

Jeju Island

Jeju Island is arguably a beautiful island belonging to South Korea. It offers not only beautiful nature, but also a variety of delicious food and interesting activities. To develop halal tourism, the Governor of Jeju Island, Won Heeryong said, several efforts have been made to bring in more tourists from Indonesia. Starting from providing halal food and prayer rooms so that tourists do not experience difficulties for culinary tourism and also worship.

Halal food in Gangwon

Confused about what halal food to eat when in Korea, try visiting Gangwon Province in South Korea, the article is in accordance with the co-marketing collaboration between the Korea Tourism Organization Jakarta Office (KTO Jakarta) and Garuda Indonesia Holidays (GIH). Through this MOU, it is known that eight travel agents have been selected to form a consortium and will sell Korean Muslim tourism products. In addition to providing a prayer room as a place to pray, currently there are three types of products that have been developed by GIH, namely 3M5H products, 4M6H products, and 5M7H products, which include halal food in Muslim-friendly restaurants on all schedules, as well as adjustments to travel schedules with visits to the prayer room. and also Nami Island which is popular among Indonesian tourists.

Itaewon Mosque

Here we can easily get a variety of halal food because it is filled by travelers from various countries. Starting from a variety of Turkish kebabs, middle eastern food, to halal fast food restaurants like The Halal Guys. In addition, in Itaewon, precisely in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, the Seoul Central Mosque also stands majestically, which is the largest mosque and the first mosque in South Korea. In addition to being a place of worship for both local residents and Muslim tourists, this mosque is usually also visited by Muslim tourists as a tourist destination.

Halal BBQ in Gangnam

This most elite area in Seoul also offers halal culinary tours! A vacation to Seoul doesn't feel complete if you don't feel the sensation, the experience of eating Korean BBQ with the chimney.

To enjoy halal BBQ, one of them can visit Yang Good restaurant located at 15 Nonhyeon-ro 95-gil, Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam. At this halal restaurant, only premium halal lamb from Australia is provided which tastes so juicy and delicious.

If you are still confused, you can visit the official Visit Korea website and download complete information through the three available halal travel catalog e-books. Starting from a Muslim-friendly restaurant catalog, a Muslim-friendly map catalog, to a Muslim-friendly route catalog.

 

 

 

 

Source : https://travel.okezone.com/read/2019/06/21/406/2069409/4-rekomendasi-wisata-halal-di-korea-selatan?page=2

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