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Korea Phone Cards - Prepaid Calling Cards to Korea
Call anytime from anywhere in the continental U.S. to almost anywhere around the world and get superior quality and cheap rates.  Sign up for your phone card online and have access to it within minutes. Your phone card pin and access number will be available immediately.  If you're planning a trip to Korea, set aside time to explore this Asian country's many cultural, historical and scenic attractions. From ancient palaces to Buddhist temples to modern art, South Korea has much to offer tourists.

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One of the best parts about travel is exploring local cuisine. From spicy kimchi to savory barbecue, kalgusku wonton soup to octopus, Korea’s cuisine is characterized by a balance of fiery, sweet and savory flavors and the use of fresh seafood. For an authentic dining experience, look for restaurants packed with locals and don't be afraid to taste the wares at street stalls. For the freshest fish, visit Seoul’s Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market. This 24-hour market encompasses several acres and sells everything seafood, from halibut to sting ray. Take your purchases to one of the market’s many restaurants, where they will create a meal of sashimi or soup.

Experience a blend of past and present at the Design Museum Café. This Seoul institution is home to an artfully arranged combination of historical artifacts and modern art with a focus on furnishings and architectural objects, all set in a sleek, urban space. Also in Seoul, the National Museum of Contemporary Art houses three floors of paintings, photography, sculptures and installations by Korea’s best modern artists, including a pagoda constructed from 1,000 televisions. Explore South Korea’s religious traditions by hiking to the Seokbulsa Temple in Busan. Carved into rock on a mountainside, the temple is full of Buddhist etchings. Learn more about Buddhism at the Ahnkook Zen Centre in Seoul. This religious center teaches Buddhism classes in English on the weekends.

For a glimpse into Korean history, take an 90-minute, escorted tour of Changdeokgung. Built in 1405, this Seoul palace housed the royal family until the 1900s and is surrounded by terraced gardens, stone bridges and well-preserved historic buildings. Also in Seoul, the Namsangol Hanok Village is a complex of preserved furnished yangban -- stone, tile and wood houses -- from the 1400s. Visit on the weekend to see reenactments of everyday life in the Joseon era.

Spend a day outdoors exploring Seoul’s Grand Park. Bring your hiking shoes, because this huge zoo park sprawls through wooded hillsides. See dolphins, seals, birds and insects, as well as an indoor botanical garden. For scenic views, climb to the top of the Busan Tower. Set in Busan’s Yongdusan Park, this 600-foot-tall structure offers spectacular ocean views.

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