Daegu is a small city but have everything. Nice hiking spots, nice coffee shops and the city hall is full of nice shops, pubs and restaurants. It’s really safe, can walk at night without any problem and the transportation is easy to use.

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South Korea, an enchanting East Asian country located on the southern half of the Korean Peninsula, is a wonder-filled travel destination known for its fascinating blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge technology. This dynamic country is famous for its sprawling mega-city, Seoul, a bustling metropolis blending skyscrapers, high-tech subways, poignant royal palaces, serene Buddhist temples, vibrant night markets, and the iconic N Seoul Tower. Outside the urban landscapes, South Korea unfolds in a canvas of serene countryside dotted with cherry trees, tranquil rice fields, traditional thatch-roofed houses, and remote Buddhist monasteries, as well as subtropical islands and hiker-friendly mountains. Integral elements of South Korea's appeal include its rich history, the enticing Korean cuisine featuring famed dishes like kimchi and bibimbap, and the global cultural phenomenon known as the Korean Wave, which encompasses K-pop music, K-drama, and cinema.

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Situated in the southeastern region of South Korea, Daegu is the fourth largest city in the country, a vibrant hub admired for its dynamic blend of old and new. Recognized for its thriving textile industry, Daegu is often referred to as the "Fashion City" of Korea. This unique identity of Daegu is portrayed in every aspect of the city, including its modern shopping centres that are contrasted by traditional markets like Seomun Market. Moreover, the city also boasts of its flourishing cultural scene, exemplified by the Daegu Opera House and numerous festivals such as the Daegu International Bodypainting Festival. Daegu’s rich history is ever-present in its Buddhist heritage sites, such as the Donghwasa Temple, exhibiting an exquisite balance of historical depth and futuristic innovation.

I felt safe in this small town in South Korea , people are respective and usually unbothered about non-koreans around them.Everywhere is regulated with cctvs, which makes you feel more confident and safer. (I'm an introvert, I can't handle stares, but there I felt at ease!)
Mountains and Beaches were amazing, and the food was nice. If you can't handle spicy food, you can always have an option of fast food you're familiar with.

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