From Toronto to Seoul: A September Escape You Didn't Know You Needed (Until Now)
Okay, picture this: it’s September, Toronto’s cooling down, Pumpkin Spice is slowly creeping back into your life, and you are about to pull off the travel coup of the year — Seoul, South Korea, for just $933 round trip. Yup, that's not a typo. That’s 45% cheaper than the usual airfare. Basically, it’s like the universe is begging you to go.
And if you're feeling fancy (or just really into kimchi), throw in 7 nights in a comfy, well-rated hotel, steps from a metro line that zips you straight into downtown Seoul — all for just $1140 total. That’s flights + hotel for less than what most travel agencies charge for the flight alone. Some might call it witchcraft. We call it a no-brainer.
Now, let’s talk Seoul. This city does not sleep, but it sure knows how to feed you. Think spicy tteokbokki, crispy Korean fried chicken, and BBQ that’ll ruin you for all other meat forever. Pro tip: hit up Gwangjang Market if you're brave and hungry. Or both.
Don’t miss a morning hike to Namsan Tower, or a late-night stroll in Hongdae, where you’ll see street performers that sing better than your Spotify playlist. And if you love skincare, fashion, or just staring at things that sparkle, Myeongdong will eat up your afternoon (and maybe your credit limit).
September in Seoul means perfect weather, golden leaves, and fewer crowds.
This is your sign. Book it, brag later, thank me from a karaoke room in Gangnam.
There's a blog post for you, don't forget to check it: A Canadian Wanderer’s DIY Adventure in Seoul: The Ultimate Travel Guide
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