Seoul Alone: A Solo Travel Guide for Women 50 and Over

Seoul, from palaces to solo barbecue.

Make Gwangjang Market your first solo meal, wander Bukchon Hanok Village and Changdeokgung, and take one of the taxis that run all night back along well-lit main streets.

Eat alone: noodle counters, the kimbap bar, solo barbecue made workable.

See: Insadong, Jongmyo, Cheonggyecheon, Suwon and the Heyri Art Village.

Feel safe: well-lit Jongno and Myeongdong, and the jjimjilbang explained.

Day plans, hotels by budget and honest safety notes. EPUB ebook.