Change everything about traveling in KOREA

🌱 A small beginning

So, what is this blog even about?

You might know me from Reddit’s r/koreatravel.
I write guides there as a ‘real local’ in Seoul.
For years, I’ve watched my foreign friends struggle while traveling here.

‘My KTX booking just shows a white screen. Why?’
‘How do I spell ‘Gwanghwamun’ on NAVER Maps?’
‘I came to spend money. Why won’t my card work?’
‘Are delivery apps and COUPANG only for Koreans?’

Things that are obvious to Koreans can be huge walls for travelers.
When I travel abroad, I think the same thing.
I wonder how great it would be to have one local friend. That friend can solve everything.

🤔 Why this blog exists

This blog was born from that thought.
I want to create a space that resolves every ‘Pain Point’ travelers experience.

This blog is my new Basecamp.
Here, I’ll organize my Reddit posts and share more in-depth information.
It will be filled with useful guides.
Think local-approved restaurant lists, tips for delivery apps, and KTX booking help.
And sometimes, my own stories about KOREA.

💡 What Seoulve means

Seoulve will be a special service, the first of its kind.
This blog is part of that preparation.
That’s why I named it Seoulve, pronounced just like ‘solve’.
My goal is to seoulve all of your problems.

🚀 Join from the very start

Want to watch this journey from the very beginning?
Want to be the first to hear about the ultimate Korea travel solution?
Leave your email on the homepage.

This is your invitation to become “Fan Zero.”
You’ll be part of a new service that will change travel in Korea.
(I promise to never send spam.
I will send exactly one email to announce the launch.)

Thank you again for visiting this empty space.
Please look forward to what’s coming.
This place will soon be filled with wonderful information and stories.

From your local friend in Seoul,
Seoulve.