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This city is the capital of South Korea.
Seoul
These round snacks made of fish paste are served in broth on cold days.
Fish Cakes
This amusement park in Seoul is one of the largest in Asia.
Lotte World
Haeundae Beach is located in this city.
Busan
This word means “noodles” in Japanese but is also used in Korea.
Ramen
The Korean word for teacher starts with this letter.
Seonsaeng
These large family-style meals are common in Korean culture.
Feasts
This tower offers a bird’s-eye view of Seoul.
Lotte Tower
This marinated beef dish is grilled at Korean BBQs.
Bulgogi
This key Korean ingredient is made from sticky grains.
Rice
This port city on the east coast is near Seoraksan National Park.
Sokcho
The Korean War began when North Korea crossed this heavily guarded border area.
Frontier
This lake near Lotte World is known for its romantic views.
Lake Seokchon
This side dish is made from mixed vegetables.
Banchan
This color on the South Korean flag represents energy and passion.
Red
A common spicy Korean soup made with tofu and vegetables.
Soondubu
Kimchi, doenjang, and gochujang are all examples of this kind of food process.
Fermentation
This mountain region is famous for its fall leaves.
Lush Seoraksan
Korea has deep cultural roots of this religion
Buddhism
This river flows through Seoul.
Han River
This festival celebrates the blooming of cherry blossoms in the spring.
Spring Festival
This international partnership between North and South Korea created an industrial complex in Kaesong, meant to encourage economic _____.
Friendship
This Seoul-based skyscraper is one of the tallest in the world.
Lotte World Tower
This beverage is made from fermented rice.
Bokbunja
This famous landsite known for its tombs is located in Gyeongju.
Royal Tombs