Take in the scene
Study a real photograph. Zoom in for architectural details, scenery and city clues.
FREE KOREAN LANDMARK GUESSING GAME
Explore South Korea online, from Seoul’s palaces to Jeju’s volcanic coast.
Study the photo, drop a pin, and discover the story.
5 rounds · No timer · No sign-up · English


WHERE IN KOREA?
Drop a pin on the map to begin.
YOUR KOREAN ADVENTURE
SOUVENIRS THAT STAY WITH YOU
Get within 25 km to earn a stamp. Saved on this browser.
A FIVE-STOP GETAWAY
Study a real photograph. Zoom in for architectural details, scenery and city clues.
Move around the map and place your pin. A closer guess earns more points.
Discover the place, collect a passport stamp and continue with a KVIBE audio guide.
FROM THE CAPITAL TO THE COAST

SEOUL
Built in 1395, Gyeongbokgung was the main royal palace of the Joseon dynasty. The photograph shows Geunjeongjeon, its throne hall.
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SUWON
Hwaseomun is the western gate of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress. Its curved outer wall helped defend the entrance.
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GYEONGJU
Bulguksa preserves the Buddhist heritage of the Silla kingdom. Together with nearby Seokguram Grotto, it became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995.
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BUSAN
Gamcheon’s hillside neighborhood grew as refugees settled in Busan during the Korean War. Today its alleys are known for murals and public art.
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JEJU ISLAND
Seongsan Ilchulbong is a volcanic tuff cone on Jeju Island. Its crater and coastal setting make it one of the island’s most recognizable landscapes.
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SEOUL
This photograph looks across Seoul from N Seoul Tower on Namsan. The answer pin marks the viewpoint, rather than a building in the distant skyline.
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BUSAN
Haeundae is one of Busan’s signature urban beaches. Its long waterfront and city skyline offer a different side of Korea from royal palaces and mountain temples.
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Each round is worth up to 5,000 points. Guesses within 1 km of our landmark reference point earn 5,000. Beyond that, points decrease exponentially with distance: round(5000 × exp(−(distance − 1) / 90)). Reference points are approximate landmark locations, not entrance or navigation directions.
This first edition is a photo and map guessing game. You can inspect photographs, discover cultural context and follow links to audio guides. The photographs are not live street views.
Everyone gets the same five places in the same order on a given date in Korea Standard Time. Quick play shuffles the places. With seven places in this edition, repeat visits are part of the game.
Your best score and stamps are stored locally on this browser. No game account is created. Clearing browser storage removes them. If storage is disabled, the current session still works.