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Author Robert Nilsen first ventured to South Korea while serving in the Peace Corps and continued to spend, off and on, around seven years of his life there. With Moon South Korea, Nilsen reveals the many sides of this less-traveled Asian destination, from hiking and skiing in the country's mountains to exploring the city markets of Seoul, arguably one of the best shopping destinations on the planet. Expert advice is provided on everything from proper communal bathing etiquette to the diverse selections of gimchi, seasoned and fermented vegetable dishes. Whether it's drinking from the famous Dalgi Mineral Spring on the east coast, biking on scenic Jeju Island, or exploring the Suwon Fortress, Moon South Korea provides travelers with a unique and memorable experience.
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11 von 12 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Accurate, up to date and full of practical information(visited Korea for 2 weeks, August 2009). Everything you need for travel: bus numbers, subway info, travel to and from airport, train stations etc. Definitely a necessity for travel in korea: the buses travel everywhere, but often the info is only in Korean. This book provided all the necessary info on how to use the system to reach desired destinations. Also bought the Rough Guide to Korea- don't waste your money on this book, it was useless!
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Excellent for the non-skimming visitor to South Korea
11. August 2011
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I have the 2nd, 3rd and this 4th edition in the Moon series of Robert Nilsen's books on South Korea. I also have the Lonely Planet editions on Korea. When I go to Korea, and I have gone more than a half dozen times, I find that the only book I need to take is Nilsen's. It's hefty for a paperback because it's more thorough.
You get not only the expected tourist information on transportation, accommodations, places to eat, etc., but also a very thorough-going choice of locations and things to see and events to attend throughout the provinces and cities of South Korea, arranged clockwise around the map of South Korea, beginning in Seoul. The items Nilsen chooses range from entertaining to seriously historical and/or cultural. This book is for the traveler who wants more than a surface experience of Korea. In fact, Nilsen includes capsule cultural, historical, geographical, economic, language, etc. information and useful appendices, including a bibliography of more in-depth works on various aspects of Korea, all located in the back of this latest edition.
Nilsen spends 95 pages on Seoul [compared to Lonely Planet's 62] and is similarly thorough for the rest of South Korea, yet also includes, toward the beginning, a guide to seeing much of Korea's highlights for the traveler who does not have a great deal of time, whether only a few days or up to three weeks.
This is also an excellent book for the armchair traveler who wants to become acquainted with Korea in more depth than one can usually expect from a travel book.
I would suggest getting this book well ahead of a trip to Korea, so that you can familiarize yourself with the riches of this tome and therefore make your trip more meaningful, as well as more enjoyable.
You get not only the expected tourist information on transportation, accommodations, places to eat, etc., but also a very thorough-going choice of locations and things to see and events to attend throughout the provinces and cities of South Korea, arranged clockwise around the map of South Korea, beginning in Seoul. The items Nilsen chooses range from entertaining to seriously historical and/or cultural. This book is for the traveler who wants more than a surface experience of Korea. In fact, Nilsen includes capsule cultural, historical, geographical, economic, language, etc. information and useful appendices, including a bibliography of more in-depth works on various aspects of Korea, all located in the back of this latest edition.
Nilsen spends 95 pages on Seoul [compared to Lonely Planet's 62] and is similarly thorough for the rest of South Korea, yet also includes, toward the beginning, a guide to seeing much of Korea's highlights for the traveler who does not have a great deal of time, whether only a few days or up to three weeks.
This is also an excellent book for the armchair traveler who wants to become acquainted with Korea in more depth than one can usually expect from a travel book.
I would suggest getting this book well ahead of a trip to Korea, so that you can familiarize yourself with the riches of this tome and therefore make your trip more meaningful, as well as more enjoyable.
1 von 1 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Great book to explore South Korea with
3. Januar 2012
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I'm not sure why people are being so hard on this book. I lived and traveled to South Korea a few times and found this book to come in quite handy. I used this book right after it came out, so I found myself at restaurants and hotels that the owners didn't even know they were featured in it, which was amusing. I'm sure it's a little different now. I liked this guide much more than Lonely Planet (I used both) and found the maps and suggestions to be quite helpful. I visited Gwangju, Boseung, Seoul, Incheon, Cheonan, Sokcho, Andong, Busan, Gyeongju, Tongyeong, Geoje, Jeju, and a few others and the books always came in handy. I always supplemented the book with the free tourist information that Korea is fabulous about handing out.
Happy travels, this book will serve you well!
Happy travels, this book will serve you well!
2 von 4 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Good book but...........
4. Juli 2010
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The book provided the basic information but I find Lonely Planet a lot easier to use.
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