Cycling Korea: The Land Of The Morning Calm

Perhaps unfairly overshadowed by its larger and flashier neighbour across the Sea of ​​Japan, Korea can be a revelation to first time visitors, including cyclists. It is a remarkable country waiting patiently to be discovered, to have its time in the spotlight. With a distinct culture, fascinating history, incredible cuisine, friendly population and a remarkable network of bicycle paths, Korea is ready to welcome you with open arms on the Journey to the East Cycling Tour.

Need more convincing? Read on…

The Next Big Thing From Korea: K-Biking

“Hallyu, aka, the Korean Wave, has put South Korea on the culture map in recent years – think K-Pop superstars BTS, big and small screen hits like Parasite and Squid Game, and the K-Beauty craze – but the country is still off many travelers’ radar. That’s changing, and for good reason.” (Read More )

“Come to Korea and find out why this country and its people are such an essential part of TDA’s Journey to the East cycling experience!”

South Korea: The Land Of The Morning Calm

“The Koreans do live up to the ‘calm’ in the tour section name. They aren’t looking to impress you, to insist on your attention, to point out how wonderful their country is (sound like anyone you know?). just get on with their lives and the result is, frankly, amazing.” (Read More)

“While the country is modern, one rider called it the Switzerland of Asia, the culture is completely different. Another cyclist remarks that it is the most polite country she has ever visited and that people are respectful to visitors and to each other. The food and architecture are also amazing as is its incredible progress after the Korean War.”

Korea’s Cycling Paths & Will Power

“To continue with my cycling culture shock, every few kilometres, we would come across clean, modern toilets where you can happily go in and reapply your butt cream. Not to mention coffee shops, which seem to be everywhere one turns in Korea.” (Read More)

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