For you K-POP lovers, you must visit these 5 destinations when you go to South Korea

 

K-pop, (short for Korean pop; Korean: 케이팝) is a type of popular music originating from South Korea. Many Korean pop music artists and groups have penetrated domestic borders and are popular overseas. The love for K-Pop music is an inseparable part of the Korean Wave in various countries.

For Korean pop fans themselves, of course you want to come to see the ginseng country where your idol is right? You can also come to Korean tourist attractions.

Hallyu K-Star Road

The first famous tourist spot in South Korea is the Hallyu K-Star Road in the Gangnam area, Seoul. In this place, there is a statue that has the characteristics of every famous boy group or girl group in South Korea, such as Girls Generation, BTS, EXO, AOA, and so on. The Gangnam area is also known as a shopping, culinary, and cultural center in Seoul. The location of Hallyu K-Star Road is also close to the offices of famous K-pop entertainment agencies such as JYP Entertainment, Cube Entertainment, and FNC Entertainment.

SMTown Coex Artium

One of the buildings built by SM Entertainment, such as some of the famous groups EXO, Superjunior, and many others, is a favorite of every K-popers. This six-story building itself is in the exact center of Seoul and here will provide a lot of needs for fans who want to meet and many others. Not only that, everyone who came also saw and felt directly become a Korean Pop idol at SM Town Studio. You can see live recording rooms, make videos, and also practice dancing.

Idol Artist's Cafe

Not only in Indonesia, artists open food outlets, in Korea this also happens, you can see and search for restaurants belonging to your favorite artists. Indeed, although this is not handled directly with the artist but the restaurant is owned by them and their family, you can visit these places. Examples are like Infinite Woo Hyun who opened a Moek & Sam outlet, KaMong Cafe managed by Kai's brother EXO, Coffee Shop "Kona Beans" owned by Super Junior's mother Leeteuk and many others. Who knows when you visit, your idol artist will also be there.

Kyobo Bookstore

You can come to the largest bookstore in South Korea which you can find at Gwanghwamun Square. You can buy complete books from your own idols, not only books, but here complete selling CDs, DVDs and also photos of your idols. If you find it difficult to find merchandise from your idol, you can find it here, a complete bookstore. In addition, this place is also very Instagramable for those of you who like photos. You can take candid photos while choosing books or other items at this bookstore. You can also buy souvenirs and knick-knacks in this bookstore.

KLIVE

For those of you fans of BIGBANG and you ran out of tickets to watch this, then you can immediately see their performances and also the artists who are under the auspices of YG and JYP Entertainment in this one place. Klive's place itself is at Lotte Fitin in Dongdaemun. Here you will see many shows with very real holograms.

 



Source : https://placewisataunik.com/wisata-dunia/wisata-asia/korea-selatan/place-wisata-di-korea-selatan-for-kpopers

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