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My Trip Planner

Write it down. Plan it well. Make it unforgettable. Use this all-in-one planner to organize your destination, dates, budget, daily itinerary, safety essentials and wish list.

My Trip Planner infographic: destination, travel dates, duration, trip type, trip overview, budget plan, daily plan, safety and essentials, useful apps, Korean phrases and a wish list
01 — Overview

Quick Summary

Everything you need to plan your Korea trip in one worksheet.

Key takeaways

  • Trip basics: destination, dates, duration and trip type
  • Trip overview: purpose, style, must-see places, mood and notes
  • Budget plan: flights, accommodation, transport, food, activities, shopping and more
  • Daily plan: day-by-day activities, transportation and accommodation
  • Safety & essentials, useful apps, Korean phrases and a wish list
02 — Full Guide

The Complete Guide

Trip basics

Start with the big picture — where you are going, when, for how long, and who you are traveling with.

Destination: Seoul, Busan, Jeju or a multi-city route.
Travel dates: arrival and departure dates.
Duration: total days and nights.
Trip type: solo, couple, family or friends.

Trip overview

Define the purpose and feel of your trip so every decision supports your goals.

Main purpose: sightseeing, food, shopping, relaxation, culture or other.
Travel style: budget, mid-range or luxury.
Must-see places: the attractions you don't want to miss.
Travel mood: relaxing, exciting, healing, adventure or other.
Notes: extra ideas, reminders or special requests.

Budget plan

Estimate your spending in KRW across the main categories so there are no surprises.

Flights and airport transfers
Accommodation
Transportation: KTX, subway, bus, taxi or rental car
Food: meals, snacks, cafes and drinks
Attractions & activities: tickets, tours and entrance fees
Shopping: souvenirs, cosmetics, fashion and duty-free
Others: travel insurance, SIM / eSIM, visa fees and emergency buffer

Daily plan

Break each day into morning, afternoon and evening. Include where you go, what you do, how you get there, where you eat and where you stay.

Day 1–5 rows with date, destination / plan, top activities, transportation and accommodation.
Add more days if your trip is longer than five days.
Leave one flexible block per day for spontaneous discoveries.

Safety & essentials

Tick off the must-haves before you leave home.

Passport and visa (if required)
T-money card or WOWPASS
Travel insurance
Korean apps: Naver Map, Kakao T, Papago
Roaming, eSIM or SIM card

Useful apps

Kakao T — taxis and transportation
Papago — translation
Naver Map — navigation
Coupang / Olive Young — shopping and delivery

Korean phrases

안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) — Hello
감사합니다 (gamsahamnida) — Thank you
얼마예요? (eolmayeyo?) — How much is it?
여기 어디예요? (yeogi eodiyeyo?) — Where is this?

My wish list

List the top experiences you don't want to miss — from specific cafes and photo spots to day trips and souvenirs.

Pro Tips

Pro Tips

  • Collect moments, not things — plan well, stay flexible, and have a wonderful trip in Korea.
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