1. Glide Through Snowy Slopes: Skiing in Korea
 Winter in Korea is synonymous with skiing! The country’s snow-covered mountains transform into thrilling ski resorts, perfect for beginners and seasoned skiers alike. Popular destinations like Yongpyong Resort and Vivaldi Park offer state-of-the-art facilities, breathtaking alpine views, and even cozy accommodations for families. Whether you're racing down the slopes or enjoying gentle rides on the snow, skiing in Korea guarantees fun and unforgettable memories. Don’t forget to capture those Instagram-worthy moments surrounded by powdery snow! 
 
   Winter is incomplete without skiing! Skiing is a sport that can only be enjoyed during the winter, and many people visit ski resorts to experience the thrill of skiing during the season.   
 
2. Celebrate Winter with Festivel Events
 Immerse yourself in Korea’s vibrant winter festivals! Stroll through the Seoul Lantern Festival, where dazzling illuminated sculptures light up the night, creating a magical atmosphere. Visit the Gwanghwamun Winter Market, where you can shop for handmade crafts, sip on warm drinks, and enjoy live performances under twinkling lights. From cultural festivities to modern winter attractions, these events are a perfect way to experience the warmth of Korean hospitality during the chilly season. 
 
   Here is a photo of the winter event organized by the Korea Tourism Organization, The Seoul Light Gwanghwamun   
 
3. Warm Up with Halal Winter Street Food
 A winter trip to Korea isn’t complete without indulging in its delightful street food! Savor the sweetness of gun-goguma (roasted sweet potatoes), the crispy goodness of bungeoppang (fish-shaped bread filled with red bean paste), and the sticky, caramelized flavor of hotteok (stuffed Korean pancakes). These winter treats are not only comforting but also Muslim-friendly, making them a must-try for Halal travelers. Enjoy the joy of walking through winter markets while holding these warm, delicious snacks in your hands. 
 
   Here is a photo of Korea’s popular street food bungeoppang. This is Muslim-friendly snacks, perfect for enjoying during the winter season!