Find a Safe Couch for Women to Stay on in South Korea
Hahee
Gunsan-si
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I am Hahee, a Korean teacher. I would like to share cultural activities. I plan to visit NYC as I missed out a chance 10 years ago. It would be wonderful to see you to share travel stories.
Speaking
Aigul
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m Aigul, from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 Studying in South Korea🇰🇷🤍 Im open to new meetings, cultural and language exchanges!
Travel and Meet new People
Get the Travel Ladies app to meet new people, find travel buddies and stay with local women for free through hospitality exchange.
Meet locals in South Korea
Qian
About Me
Hi! I'm Qian, I'm doing my exchange semester here i Seoul, I'm from Spain. I'm just an adventurous girl who likes adrenaline. I'm down for any spontaneous plan, also being clumsy is part of my daily life. see y'all!
Speaking
Is South Korea worth visiting?
Based on 44 experiences
Marie
Denmark
Jeju Island, Solo travel
My first stop when arriving in South Korea was Jeju island. It's a great place to start or finish your trip to South Korea. It's an easygoing island, and you can easily get around with public transportation. I felt safe anywhere I went, and it's such a nice feeling not having to worry about pickpocketing. Any hike I tried to do was not really a hike cause everything was boarded and so easy to walk, even when it was a step hill. I highly recommend Seogwipo since it's even calmer than Jeju city. The traditional market there was really good compared to the one in Jeju city. Wonang waterfalls were so worth it, don't forget a bathing suit and don't be afraid to jump on the rocks. Jeolum Natural Recreation Forest was super nice, and the footbath was heavenly.
Posted: October 4, 2024Experienced: August, 2024
Emy
Germany
Seoul, Solo travel
Seoul was fascinating in a way that I haven’t experienced before. Because it is a capital, you just realize after a while that it’s impossible to see all the places and find all the communities there. I stayed for 10 months and had the best time of my life! It felt much safer than Europe, but of course, no place (that I know of) qualifies as 100% safe. I lived in itaewon, a place with lots of tourists and night clubs, but going out at night was fun and if one place didn’t have the right energy, I could just move on to the next. My friend visited me while I lived there and she liked it as well :)
Posted: September 21, 2024Upcoming visitors to South Korea
Chloe
About Me
hi! i’m chloe, 23 years old 😊
Speaking
Dana
About Me
35, single, Travel Nurse. Somewhat anxious/quiet/introverted until I get comfortable around new people.
Speaking
Hospitality Exchange in South Korea
