India to South Korea Flights

About South Korea

South Korea is an east Asian country that shares one of the world’s most heavily militarized borders with North Korea. For many, South Korea is all about high-rise buildings, and dense metropolises. But if you explore more, you will find out that this spectacularly diverse country is home to green, hilly countryside, dotted with coastal fishing villages, sub-tropical islands, century-old Buddhist temples, and more. To explore beyond the capital city Seoul, book an India to South Korea flights, meet the friendly Korean people and learn their culture, history, and heritage.

Best Time to Book India to South Korea Flights

South Korea has a temperate climate, with hot, humid, and rainy summers and cold and dry winters. In between, there is a delightful spring (April through June) and pleasant autumn (September through November). Tourists generally plan their trip either in spring or in autumn, when the weather is comfortable for sightseeing.

Details About India to South Korea Flights

Several airlines like Asiana Airlines, Air India, Cathay Pacific, Thai Airways, Vietnam Airlines, Air Astana, Vietjetair.com, etc. offer regular flights between India and South Korea. Most of these flights fly from Indian cities of Delhi and Mumbai to South Korean cities of Seoul and Busan. The average one-way India to South Korea flight ticket price is ₩  368,519 and a return trip can cost up to  ₩ 694,338.

Here are some insights concluding flight fares from India to South Korea:

One Way Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Asiana Airlines	₩ 368,519	Book Now
	Thai Airways	₩ 385,247	Book Now
	Air India	₩ 416,358	Book Now
	Cathay Pacific	₩ 431,587	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Asiana Airlines	₩ 694,338	Book Now
	Vietnam Airlines	₩ 708,989	Book Now
	Air Astana	₩ 712,402	Book Now
	Air India	₩ 728,783	Book Now

Best Restaurants in South Korea

Eulmildae

Eulmildae is a cold noodle restaurant, located in Seoul. It is known for its North Korean-style iced noodles, which are cooked in three different ways. Their signature dish mul-naengmyun is a must-try.

Hadongkwan

This Korean restaurant in the capital city only serves two dishes- suyuk and gomtang (both beef-based dishes). Both are served with kimchi. It has a minimal decor and may not entice you. But those who visited the restaurant rave about its broth.

Golmok Bunshik

This 30-year old restaurant is run by an elderly couple that serves Korea’s most iconic dish ramyeon. Although you can order any of the varieties of ramyeon noodles, you should try bibim-myeon, which is prepared by boiling the noodles and adding signature spicy sauce and sesame.

Best Hotels in South Korea

Ibis Styles Ambassador 

Location : 302 Samil-daero, Jung-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Price : ₩ 1,02,918

Hotel Riviera

Location : 737 Yeongdong-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea•+82 2-541-3111
Price : ₩ 92,000

Lotte City Hotel Guro

Location : 300 Digital-ro, Guro-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Price : ₩ 82,300

Places to Visit in South Korea

Jeju Island

Jeju Island is one of the top tourist destinations in South Korea. It is known for the volcanic landscapes of craters, cave-like lava tubes, and beach resorts. The Hallasan Mountain here is a famous dormant volcano and is explored by hikers.

Dadohaehaesang National Park

It is the largest national park in South Korea and is home to more than 1700 large and small islands. It was designated as a national park in 1981. Its highlights include Hongdo, Baekdo, and Heuksando.

Seoraksan National Park

This UNESCO-protected site was designated as a nature reserve in 1965. It houses more than 1,013 species of plants and 1,562 animal species. Tourists in large numbers visit the park to explore its rich flora and fauna.

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