Do Indian citizens need a visa for South Korea?

Yes, Indian passport holders need a visa (typically the C-3-9 tourist visa) to visit mainland South Korea, since there's no visa-on-arrival or K-ETA eligibility for Indian citizens. Jeju Island alone offers visa-free entry for up to 30 days if it's your sole destination.

How many days do you need in Seoul?

4 to 5 days covers Seoul's main attractions comfortably. 7 to 8 days allows you to add a trip to Busan, and 10 or more days lets you include Jeju Island as well.

What is the best time to see cherry blossoms in South Korea?

Cherry blossoms typically peak in Seoul from late March into early April, though exact timing shifts slightly year to year based on weather.

Is South Korea expensive to visit?

South Korea is moderately priced compared to other major Asian destinations accommodation and dining can range widely, but street food and public transport remain affordable throughout.

Can I visit North Korea's border on a day trip from Seoul?

You can visit the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) on an organized day tour from Seoul, which is the closest most tourists get to the North Korean border; independent access to restricted areas isn't permitted.