Lastly, I would really recommend visiting a traditional Korean temple, for example Gyeongbokgung Palace. Not only is the architecture beautiful but the history behind these palaces is amazing and a great way to learn more about Korea (some people even choose to dress up like I said previously about the culture village) tourists like to rent hanboks and take instagrammable pictures around the palaces. The views are gorgeous on a hot day but I would recommend indoor activities on a rainy day in Korea as it tends to absolutely pour down , so unless you want to get drenched, try and avoid the rainy season, it is called Jangma in Korea and runs from mid June to late July.
