1. Germany is a country with diverse cultures and religions. It has the highest population in the European Union. Germany is one of the major economic and political entities in the European continent, and is the world's fourth largest economy based on international exchange rates.However Speaking of which, everyone thought that Germany is just famous for German pig's feet,but also famous for its cultural destinations.

2. The official name of Oktoberfest is "Oktoberfest". It is an event born by local farmers to celebrate the harvest of barley and hops. Some people believe that Oktoberfest originated from the royal wedding celebration two hundred years ago. On October 17, 1810, a grand celebration was held to celebrate the marriage of Ludwig, Crown Prince of Bavaria, and Therese, Princess of Saxony.

The Cologne Cathedral

The Cologne Cathedral in Germany is the symbolic landmark of Cologne and the heart of the city. The bell tower makes it the third tallest church in the world and the third largest Gothic-style church in the world.

Cologne Cathedral combines all medieval Gothic architectural and decorative elements. It not only has a beautiful appearance, but also preserves many precious cultural relics left over from ancient times. So, UNESCO listed it in the World cultural heritage in 1996.

3&4. Before tourists travel to Germany, understanding local cultural customs and taboos can help avoid embarrassment or inadvertent offense to locals. Here are some cultural customs.

1) Besides,punctuality. Germans attach great importance to the concept of time. Being late is considered disrespectful behavior for others. 2) Follow the rules. Germans are very rule-abiding, and traffic rules must also be followed. 3) German restaurants and small shops prefer cash transactions, so it is best to carry cash with you and tip 5 to 10% after consumption. On the other hand, taboos in Germany will be introduced. The most important thing is that Nazi topics and related gestures cannot be discussed, which is also prohibited by law. Also be aware that the OK sign may be interpreted as an insulting gesture. You should also avoid sudden physical contact with Germans. Germans prefer to maintain a certain amount of personal space and avoid hugging or patting on the shoulder before getting familiar with someone. Understanding and respecting these cultural differences will allow you to better integrate into the local society and make your journey more enjoyable.

5. In conclusion, understanding Germany's cultural customs and taboos is essential for having a respectful and enjoyable visit. Key practices to keep in mind include being punctual, following rules, carrying cash, and respecting personal space. Avoid sensitive topics like Nazi history and offensive gestures. By being mindful of these cultural differences,

you get to enjoy the cultural destinations with ease, get along with German culture and have positive interactions with locals.

Korea is in Northeast Asia,and it is in the northeast of Taiwan. Seoul is its capital,have a lot of high-tech industry.Because of the popularity of K-pop that makes Kores become tourist attraction.Also Korea have lots of beauty brand so many girls want to visit there,so do we.Korea have so many stuff that young people like,and this is why we chose Korea to be our topic.

[First attraction]

When visiting Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace is a must-see landmark that offers a deep connection to Korea’s royal history and culture. Built in 1395, it was the first and largest palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Although it was damaged during the late 16th century, it has been carefully restored and now stands as a symbol of Korea’s resilience and heritage.

The palace is large and full of traditional Korean buildings. The most important ones include Geunjeongjeon, the throne hall where kings met with officials, and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, which is surrounded by a pond. The colorful patterns on the walls and the gently curved roofs are simple but beautiful, showing the art of the past.

A visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace isn’t complete without experiencing the Changing of the Guard Ceremony at the main gate, which shows how guards protected the palace in the past. Visitors are also encouraged to wear hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, for a unique cultural experience. Those in hanbok can enjoy free entry and take memorable photos in a historical setting.

The palace isn’t just a historical site; it’s a vibrant cultural center. Festivals, exhibitions, and performances are held here year-round, making it a living representation of Korean tradition. Whether you’re exploring its elegant architecture, wandering its gardens, or learning about ancient customs, the palace provides a well-rounded cultural experience.

[Second attraction]

It has many famous sightseeing spots in Seoul at which is South Korea's capital. Among them, Hongdae is a very popular place. The following is Introduction to Hongdae.

Hongdae is in Mapo-gu, Seoul. It's known for youthful energy and artistic atmosphere around Hongik University. There are gather around variety of coffee shops, street art, clothes shops and nightlife places that are loved by young people and tourists. The streets often have street performers showing their talents. It is the best place to experience Korea's young culture and creativity.

Hongdae is reflected the diversity of modern culture in Seoul and show the creativity of Korea's younger generation. This area gradually become the center of art, culture ,and fashion. It is one of the symbols of Korean pop culture.

Suggest of activity:

1. A stroll on the street and shopping:

Finding a special clothing shop, art shops and craft markets.

2. Watching street performances:

Appreciate the songs, dances, performances, or instrumentals of young artists.

3. Food Experience: Taste traditional Korean snacks, cafe desserts, or international cuisine.

4. Nightlife: Visit unique bars, nightclubs, or attend concerts to experience the vibrant nightlife of Seoul.

5. Art Exhibitions: Visit the art center at Hongik University or nearby galleries to appreciate contemporary art.

[Cultural Practices and Taboos]

Culture practice :Korean value to the etiquette of greeting When the Korean greeting to each other ,they often nod or bow in greeting.When they shaking hands they use right hand,and left hand hold on right hand wrist or elbow.Seem it's very complicacy but actually just don't forget to smile when you greet to others.In addition don't point to others,use your five finger guiding gesture

Culture taboo:When Korean get into traditional restaurant or go home the must take off their shoes and put their shoes tidy.To the Korean barefoot is impolite,so when you go to some traditional restaurant don't forget to wear socks.

[Practical tips]

How to travel to South Korea

We travel to South Korea by plane. Seoul and Gimpo airport are usually the destination.

Korean Culture and Etiquette

1 Politeness and Respect

People there very care about politeness and respect, especially older people.

This is reflected in the language, different age has different ways to call. When meeting people first time, it’s polite to bow.

2 Dining Etiquette

Eating in Korea, make sure older people eat first.

3 Dress Code

Koreans tend to dress well, and fashion is an important part of their culture.

[CONCLUSION]

After this research,we have some new opinion about Korea.Korea is not only have trendy stuff but also have their own traditional culture.Because of these new things rise up very fast so that make many people forget the tradition of the country.That is why we not only introduce the popularity but present their culture.We want to let people know how important is tradition and respect the culture of Korea.

For travelers, France offers diverse attractions. Paris is renowned for its history and art, while Provence delights with lavender fields and Roman ruins. The French Riviera, is ideal for sun and luxury. The Alps offer skiing and mountaineering, and the Loire Valley is famous for its castles and vineyards. From the beaches of the Côte d’Azur to Normandy’s historic sites, France captivates with its beauty and heritage.

2.The two locations and activities that represent French culture:

(1)Louvre Museum (Paris) – Home to some of the most famous art pieces in history, such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, it represents France’s significant contributions to the arts.

（2）Bordeaux Wine Region – Famous for its wine production, Bordeaux represents France’s rich tradition of viticulture and its culinary culture.

3 First, greeting with a Bonjour, in Paris, it's customary to greet people with "Bonjour" (Good day) when entering shops. Second, mind your table manners, don’t start eating before everyone is served. Third, respect for History and Art when visiting cultural sites like the Louvre, always be respectful of the environment and don’t touch artworks unless specifically allowed.

4. There are three practical tips for respecting tourism in France that you must know. The first is dining etiquette and meal times: lunch is usually from 12 noon to 2 pm, and dinner starts at 7 pm. It's hard to find a restaurant open during non-dining hours.

Observe table manners and keep your hands on the table while eating, but do not rest your elbows on the table. Also be sure to tip. Second, dress appropriately. French people generally pay attention to dressing, especially in cities such as Paris, and avoid wearing sports shoes, shorts and other overly casual clothing. The third thing is to be patient, the French value dining and communication, so the service may be slower than in other countries, please be patient.

5 Visiting France and learning its culture allows people to deeply experience world-famous art, literature and history. From the Louvre to the Bordeaux wine regions, they all demonstrate France’s profound cultural heritage and life wisdom.  Understanding French traditions and etiquette can not only broaden your horizons, but also enhance your understanding of diverse lifestyles.  Its magnificent natural landscape and exquisite lifestyle can bring you the enjoyment of beauty and spiritual inspiration. It is a precious journey that combines culture, knowledge and inspiration.

(1)

Japan boasts a rich culture heritage including tea ceremonies,stunning cherry blossoms and samurai history.whether explore the prosperous city like Tokyo or the serene countryside temples in Kyoto,Japan offers  unforgettable experiences to you.

(2)

•Tokyo:Tokyo is famous for its tea ceremonies,victors can participate in the tea ceremony to experience different types of tea.

•Kyoto: Apart from the stunning views,Kyoto has previously been the capital of Japan for over a thousand years,it possesses lots of historic temples and shrines.It also has another unique “person of art”,called geishas.These are women with white make up and dressed in kimono.These cultures are often attract many tourists.

(3)

Practices:

•Bowing is a common form of greeting and respect.

•Removing your shoes before entering temples or homes is customary.

Taboos:

•Avoid pointing at people it’s not polite.

•Do not speaking loudly at public places.

(4)

•Respect the local culture,customs and way of life.

•Do not damage the local buildings or environment.

(5)

Visiting Japan offers a unique opportunity

for us to blend in the culture.By respecting their customs and embracing their way of life,you will not only enjoy your trip but also gain a deeper understanding of the values that make Japan special.Wether it’s stunning views or it’s breathtaking historic architecture,both make Japan a great travel destination.

The Songkran Festival is Thailand’s traditional New Year celebration,which held annually from April 13 to 15. It is thought to be one of the most important festivals in the country, which symbolize the start of a new year and tied to Buddhist culture. People in water-splashing sprinkled water on family members, friends, and Buddha statues to wash away bad luck from the past year and bring good luck for the year ahead.

2. Main Attractions and Activities of the Songkran Festival

In Chiang Mai, Tha Phae Gate is the central location for celebrations, where visitors can participate in city-wide water battles with crowds . In Bangkok, Khao San Road is a hotspot for young people.It is full with energy and joyous. Except the water fights, Buddhist rituals play a important role in the festival. These include offering water to Buddha statues, attending prayer sessions at temples.

1. Avoid splashing monks, pedestrians or pregnant woman

Monks are highly respected religious figures, and splashing water on them is considerd disrespectful. Similarly, pregnant women and those carrying babies should be given special care to avoid causing them discomfot.

2. Don’t use dirty water or ice water

While ice water is common during the festival, some people may find it impolite. Use clean water to avoid making others feel unconfortable.

3. Avoid wearing revealing or inappropriate clothing

Songkran is lively, but it is also a festival with religious and cultural significanse. Dressing modestly and avoiding overly revealing clothes (like swimsuits) is recommended.

1 Dress Appropriately

It is recommended to wear light, quick-drying clothing such as T-shirts and shorts. Bring a sarong or a big scarf to cover your shoulders and knees when entering temples.

2. Use Clean Water

If you participate in water activities, you should use clean water and gently splash to give blessings, rather than throwing it rudely at others.

3. Keep a Smile and Be Patient

Songkran is a joyful festival. Even if you encounter discomfort (like getting soaked), try to react with a relaxed attitude and a friendly smile.

4. Join Temple Ceremonies

If you have a chance, join the water pouring or offerings at a local temple and follow the instructions to show respect for the culture.

Bangkok is Thailand’s bustling capital. Beyond joy, Bangkok highlights the combination of modernity and tradition. While Chiang Mai, which is known as the cultural capital of Thailand, hosts lots of authentic Songkran celebrations.

By learning about and participating in the festival, visitors gain a better understanding of Thai culture, customs, and the importance of community in Thai society.

It’s a chance to witness the coexistence of tradition and modernity while experiencing the passion that Thailand is famous for.

2.Activity: Maori people particularly respect their elders and ancestors. On the days of reunion, they gather all their relatives and friends to hold family meet, listen carefully to the family stories told by the elders, and record this marital legacy and pass it on to their descendants.

Celebrations of Maori New Year generally last three to four day, and celebrations vary from region to region. The general way to celebrate is for everyone to get together, sing, dance, and make traditional Maori handicrafts and also the rich food and fine wine are also indispensable.

Place: A city located in the central North Island of New Zealand. Locate on the south shore of Lake Roturua. Roto means ”lake“ in Maori, and Rua means ”second“. It is also the location of Lake Roturua, the second largest lake in the North Island. An area that looks super peaceful on the surface, but underneath the peaceful scenery is intense geothermal activity, which keep an endless stream of tourists coming here. More than seven hundred thousand tourists visit every year. The city still have the largest concentration of Maori people in central New Zealand and is a popular stronghold of Maori culture. Integrating traditional ceremony and languages, and using singing and performance activities to let tourists understand their nationality and culture.

3.When traveling New Zealand , you need to pay attention to Maori culture. First, you need to get permission to visit Marae, a Maori community, and avoid drinking, smoking, and fighting loudly around Marae. Second, it is forbidden to litter, swim in restricted areas, and climb mountains without permission when visiting natural landscapes, because some places have religious significance. Third, don‘t touch the works of art and crafts of the Maori people at will, which are their cultural symbols. Fourth, be careful when using Maori tattoo patterns, because there are some symbols that represent identity, and random imitation may offend them. The above are the cultural characteristics that need special attention in New Zealand travel.

4.（1）

In New Zealand, when taking photo of Maori peoples or their cultural things, you should ask them first to show respect. You can ask like: "Can I take picture?" If the person say no, you should respect and don’t force them. Be careful when taking photos during their traditional celebration or important places, because they are very meaning and random photo-taking might be rude. Also, if you will use the photo for public, like post online, you need to tell them and ask before. Respecting Maori culture and personal choice not only shows you understand the New Zealand custom, but also makes people like you more.

4.（2）

It is no need to walk upside down in New Zealand. When people first come to New Zealand, they maybe think that New Zealanders walk with their head touching the ground because New Zealand is in the southern hemisphere. But this idea is wrong. According to science, gravity pulls people to the Earth’s middle, so no matter where you are, you don’t fall off or need to walk upside down. Also, human neck and head cannot hold the whole body weight, and heart or muscle also cannot work like that. If you try, you might break your neck or feel super tired. When you go to New Zealand, please don’t try to walk upside down, or New Zealanders will think you are strange and may even laugh at you!

5.

In this semester‘s geography class we had learned about Australia and New Zealand.

We want to understand the culture of New Zealand because this country has a unique and diverse historical background and cultural heritage. New Zealand was shaped by both Maori and early European settlers, resulting in a culture that blends Aboriginal wisdom with modern Western values. Understanding the culture of New Zealand not only allows us to have a deeper understanding of the past of this beautiful land, but also increases our respect and understanding of its people’s lifestyle, art, language and traditions. From the myths and dances in Maori culture to the local people‘s respect for the natural environment, these provide us with valuable perspectives worth learning and help us build cross-cultural understanding and connections.

The original people who live there are Maori.

The Maori are members of the Australian language group.

Their famous cultures include war dances, weaving, tattoos, and wood carvings.

2.Activity: Maori people particularly respect their elders and ancestors. On the days of reunion, they gather all their relatives and friends to hold family meet, listen carefully to the family stories told by the elders, and record this marital legacy and pass it on to their descendants.

Celebrations of Maori New Year generally last three to four day, and celebrations vary from region to region. The general way to celebrate is for everyone to get together, sing, dance, and make traditional Maori handicrafts and also the rich food and fine wine are also indispensable.

Place: A city located in the central North Island of New Zealand. Locate on the south shore of Lake Roturua. Roto means ”lake“ in Maori, and Rua means ”second“. It is also the location of Lake Roturua, the second largest lake in the North Island. An area that looks super peaceful on the surface, but underneath the peaceful scenery is intense geothermal activity, which keep an endless stream of tourists coming here. More than seven hundred thousand tourists visit every year. The city still have the largest concentration of Maori people in central New Zealand and is a popular stronghold of Maori culture. Integrating traditional ceremony and languages, and using singing and performance activities to let tourists understand their nationality and culture.

3.When traveling New Zealand , you need to pay attention to Maori culture. First, you need to get permission to visit Marae, a Maori community, and avoid drinking, smoking, and fighting loudly around Marae. Second, it is forbidden to litter, swim in restricted areas, and climb mountains without permission when visiting natural landscapes, because some places have religious significance. Third, don‘t touch the works of art and crafts of the Maori people at will, which are their cultural symbols. Fourth, be careful when using Maori tattoo patterns, because there are some symbols that represent identity, and random imitation may offend them. The above are the cultural characteristics that need special attention in New Zealand travel.

4.（1）

In New Zealand, when taking photo of Maori peoples or their cultural things, you should ask them first to show respect. You can ask like: "Can I take picture?" If the person say no, you should respect and don’t force them. Be careful when taking photos during their traditional celebration or important places, because they are very meaning and random photo-taking might be rude. Also, if you will use the photo for public, like post online, you need to tell them and ask before. Respecting Maori culture and personal choice not only shows you understand the New Zealand custom, but also makes people like you more.

4.（2）

It is no need to walk upside down in New Zealand. When people first come to New Zealand, they maybe think that New Zealanders walk with their head touching the ground because New Zealand is in the southern hemisphere. But this idea is wrong. According to science, gravity pulls people to the Earth’s middle, so no matter where you are, you don’t fall off or need to walk upside down. Also, human neck and head cannot hold the whole body weight, and heart or muscle also cannot work like that. If you try, you might break your neck or feel super tired. When you go to New Zealand, please don’t try to walk upside down, or New Zealanders will think you are strange and may even laugh at you!

5.

In this semester‘s geography class we had learned about Australia and New Zealand.

We want to understand the culture of New Zealand because this country has a unique and diverse historical background and cultural heritage. New Zealand was shaped by both Maori and early European settlers, resulting in a culture that blends Aboriginal wisdom with modern Western values. Understanding the culture of New Zealand not only allows us to have a deeper understanding of the past of this beautiful land, but also increases our respect and understanding of its people’s lifestyle, art, language and traditions. From the myths and dances in Maori culture to the local people‘s respect for the natural environment, these provide us with valuable perspectives worth learning and help us build cross-cultural understanding and connections.

• Overview of New Zeland

New Zealand is an island in the South Pacific Ocean. It stands out for its picturesque and awe-inspiring natural scenery and the unique indigenous Māori culture.

The Māori people first arrived in New Zealand in the 13th century. They came from Polynesia, and they settled in various parts of New Zealand, developing their own language and recording information through carvings.

• Briefly introduce New Zealand and its geographical setting.

New Zealand can invite travelers to relax and enjoy the tranquility and vitality of nature due to its diverse species and grand natural scenery.

New Zealand sits at the boundary between the Pacific and Australian tectonic plates.

• Provide background on the Maori people.

Highlighting their ocean-dependent lifestyle.

The Māori people migrated to New Zealand from Polynesia between the 11th and 13th centuries. The first immigrants named New Zealand as Aotearoa, which means "land of the long white cloud."

They relied on gathering, hunting, and fishing for their livelihood.

Thanks to the rich sources of New Zealand, they could live in harmony with nature. Māori artistry is renowned for carvings and facial tattoos. The different types of patterns symbolize different social classes.

A significant concept in Māori culture regard

in nature is Ki Uta Ki Tai, which refers to the journey of water—from falling from the sky, flowing over the land, and eventually reaching the ocean. This concept highlights their belief that the sustainability of water and all parts of the ecosystem are connected.

To the Māori people, Oceans are not only a source of livelihood but also the spirit of their thriving culture.

• State the purpose of the travel guide.

New Zealand invites travelers to relax and enjoy the tranquility and vitality of nature, thanks to its diverse landscapes. The purpose of creating a tour guide is to learn from the Maori notions of nature. We can not only be aware of the importance of environmental conservation but also appreciate the splendid natural landscapes in New Zealand.

• Name of attraction-1

Rotorua is the center of Maori culture. Maori people have lived in this geothermal area for centuries. Here you can experience the past and new life of Maori culture as well as the Manakitanga spirit (meaning hospitality) that is still prevalent today.

The Rotorua area brings together natural geothermal resources and Maori culture. It is a theme park park. One ticket can experience the diverse local tourism features, so it has always been a must-see for international tourists.

• Name of attraction-2

Waitomo Caves:Blend of natural beauty and Maori history, linked to their traditions.

Rotorua: Geothermal hub and center of Maori culture with traditional performances.

Lake Taupo:Important to Maori tribes, rich in mythology.

Canterbury Museum: Exhibits on Maori art and history.

Maori culture shapes New Zealand's identity, affecting social structure, language, and arts, with many sites reflecting Maori beliefs.

Watch a Haka performance.

Engage in cultural village activities.

Visit historical sites and landmarks.

Enjoy geothermal spas as part of Maori healing.

Explore Maori art exhibitions.

• Cultural Practices and Taboos

Manaakitanga is all about hospitality and kindness. It sums up the acts of welcoming and looking after guests by offering hospitality, generosity and mutual respect.

Kaitiakitanga is the strong sense of respect and guardianship Māori have for the natural environment. Related concepts are mana, tapu and mauri. You can read about these on the Te Ara website.

• Practical Tips

Book a flight to New Zeland  A direct flight from Taiwan to New Zealand takes approximately 12-14 hours. With layover time included, the total travel time is around 16-18 hours.

Learn About Maori Culture Take time to learn about Maori history, customs, and traditions. Understanding the significance of things like the haka (war dance), wha nau (family), tikanga Maori (Maori customs), and the Maori language, will help you better understand and appreciate their culture.

Respect Maori Traditions and Beliefs Maori culture places a strong emphasis on the importance of family (whanau) and community. Be respectful of family roles and practices, and show an interest in learning about local customs or traditions.

Conclusion

• Recap the importance of respecting local customs and traditions

The world would not be dynamic and peaceful without respect for traditional culture. In addition, local customs and traditions provided a deeper appreciation for the country's natural and cultural heritage.

Value the local customs and traditions can inherit the culture and promote cultural transformation.

The beauty of New Zealand imparts to us the importance of environmental conservation and the picturesque natural landscapes.

Experience Māori culture exposes us to different cultures, languages, and lifestyles, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Maori culture. For example, the way they interact with nature and their concept of profound connection with nature and human beings and want to find inner peace in the lap of nature.

• Final thought on the value of visting New Zealend and experiencing Māori culture firshand.

As an old saying, "Nature makes one modest, you see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.

Korea is in Northeast Asia,and it is in the northeast of Taiwan. Seoul is its capital,have a lot of high-tech industry.Because of the popularity of K-pop that makes Kores become tourist attraction.Also Korea have lots of beauty brand so many girls want to visit there,so do we.Korea have so many stuff that young people like,and this is why we chose Korea to be our topic.

[First attraction]

When visiting Seoul, Gyeongbokgung Palace is a must-see landmark that offers a deep connection to Korea’s royal history and culture. Built in 1395, it was the first and largest palace of the Joseon Dynasty. Although it was damaged during the late 16th century, it has been carefully restored and now stands as a symbol of Korea’s resilience and heritage.

The palace is large and full of traditional Korean buildings. The most important ones include Geunjeongjeon, the throne hall where kings met with officials, and Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, which is surrounded by a pond. The colorful patterns on the walls and the gently curved roofs are simple but beautiful, showing the art of the past.

A visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace isn’t complete without experiencing the Changing of the Guard Ceremony at the main gate, which shows how guards protected the palace in the past. Visitors are also encouraged to wear hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, for a unique cultural experience. Those in hanbok can enjoy free entry and take memorable photos in a historical setting.

The palace isn’t just a historical site; it’s a vibrant cultural center. Festivals, exhibitions, and performances are held here year-round, making it a living representation of Korean tradition. Whether you’re exploring its elegant architecture, wandering its gardens, or learning about ancient customs, the palace provides a well-rounded cultural experience.

[Second attraction]

It has many famous sightseeing spots in Seoul at which is South Korea's capital. Among them, Hongdae is a very popular place. The following is Introduction to Hongdae.

Hongdae is in Mapo-gu, Seoul. It's known for youthful energy and artistic atmosphere around Hongik University. There are gather around variety of coffee shops, street art, clothes shops and nightlife places that are loved by young people and tourists. The streets often have street performers showing their talents. It is the best place to experience Korea's young culture and creativity.

Hongdae is reflected the diversity of modern culture in Seoul and show the creativity of Korea's younger generation. This area gradually become the center of art, culture ,and fashion. It is one of the symbols of Korean pop culture.

Suggest of activity:

1. A stroll on the street and shopping:

Finding a special clothing shop, art shops and craft markets.

2. Watching street performances:

Appreciate the songs, dances, performances, or instrumentals of young artists.

3. Food Experience: Taste traditional Korean snacks, cafe desserts, or international cuisine.

4. Nightlife: Visit unique bars, nightclubs, or attend concerts to experience the vibrant nightlife of Seoul.

5. Art Exhibitions: Visit the art center at Hongik University or nearby galleries to appreciate contemporary art.

[Cultural Practices and Taboos]

Culture practice :Korean value to the etiquette of greeting When the Korean greeting to each other ,they often nod or bow in greeting.When they shaking hands they use right hand,and left hand hold on right hand wrist or elbow.Seem it's very complicacy but actually just don't forget to smile when you greet to others.In addition don't point to others,use your five finger guiding gesture

Culture taboo:When Korean get into traditional restaurant or go home the must take off their shoes and put their shoes tidy.To the Korean barefoot is impolite,so when you go to some traditional restaurant don't forget to wear socks.

[Practical tips]

How to travel to South Korea

We travel to South Korea by plane. Seoul and Gimpo airport are usually the destination.

Korean Culture and Etiquette

1 Politeness and Respect

People there very care about politeness and respect, especially older people.

This is reflected in the language, different age has different ways to call. When meeting people first time, it’s polite to bow.

2 Dining Etiquette

Eating in Korea, make sure older people eat first.

3 Dress Code

Koreans tend to dress well, and fashion is an important part of their culture.

[CONCLUSION]

After this research,we have some new opinion about Korea.Korea is not only have trendy stuff but also have their own traditional culture.Because of these new things rise up very fast so that make many people forget the tradition of the country.That is why we not only introduce the popularity but present their culture.We want to let people know how important is tradition and respect the culture of Korea.