Halal tourism for Muslim tourists, recommendations for 4 Muslim-friendly places in South Korea

Islam is a minority in South Korea. But over time, the growth of Islam in the Ginseng Country is still increasing. This makes Korea gradually develop its tourism to be friendly to Muslims. For those of you who are Muslim and want to spend time in South Korea, there's no need to worry. Below, I will discuss a little about Muslim-friendly tourist attractions.

Itaewon Grand Mosque – Seoul

Itaewon Grand Mosque is the largest and first mosque in Seoul. This mosque is the center of Muslim activities in the Itaewon area. Here, you can learn about the historical development of Islam in South Korea. In this area, you will also easily get halal food. Many restaurants, such as The Halal Guys, eat the middle east, to fast food that sells halal food. If you visit South Korea, it never hurts to stop by here.

Jeju Island

Jeju Island is famous for its charming and charming natural beauty. This island is a UNESCO world heritage site. You can enjoy the beautiful and exotic expanse of yellow canola flowers. A lot of halal food and seafood can be found on Jeju Island. Not only that, there you can also easily find a prayer room for worship. It is recommended if you want to visit here, come in spring.

Gyeongbok Palace

Gyeongbok Palace is one of the largest and oldest palaces in South Korea during the Joeseon dynasty. You can see all corners of the great empire when you are there. But there are some places that should not be visited like the kingdoms in Indonesia. You can learn a lot about the history of South Korea and the development of the dynasty there. In addition, visitors can also try traditional Korean beju, hanbok and tour the Gyeongbok Palace area. If you plan to visit Gyeongbok Palace, make an effort in spring, so you can see the cherry blossoms in bloom.

Nami Island

If you see the drama titled 'Winter Sonata', of course you will not be foreign to Nami Island or Nami Island. This island is one of the friendly destinations for Muslims. Here you can easily find halal food and places of worship. One of the halal restaurants on Nami Island is the culinary chicken barbecue at the Hanok restaurant, Gapyeong. In addition, there are many photo spots that must be captured. Especially the statue of the couple in the Winter Sonata which has become an icon of the island.

 

 

 

 

 

Source : https://kekoreaan.id/article/5eaa897f716392573a7f8ff6/wisata-halal-4-tempat-di-korea-selatan-yang-ramah-muslim/

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