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Discover Korea’s Rich Culture: Your Passport to Exclusive Adventures!

 magine exploring Korea, a country rich with thousands of years of history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking landscapes. You're wandering through ancient temples, picturesque villages, and bustling modern cities, each place with a unique story to tell. Now picture this—what if your exploration could feel like a treasure hunt, guiding you deeper into Korea’s fascinating heritage and giving you memories that last forever?

This isn't just an imaginative scenario; it's exactly what the "Korean Heritage Passport" offers travelers. Think of it as your personal adventure journal, encouraging you to discover Korea’s stunning cultural landmarks while collecting unique stamps as memorable keepsakes.

How to Get Your Korean Heritage Passport

Every year, from April to November, Korea rolls out the red carpet with its "Korean Heritage Passport Tour." On the 10th and 20th of each month at precisely 2 PM, travelers can apply online through the official Korean Heritage Campaign website. But here's a tip: Be quick, because these passports are incredibly popular! If you're traveling with older family members who might not be tech-savvy, there’s a helpful dedicated call center to assist them—talk about thoughtful!

Passports are delivered twice a month, typically during the 2nd and 4th weeks, allowing you to quickly dive into your adventure. For immediate excitement upon arrival, you can pick up your passport at Incheon International Airport’s heritage promotion booth.


A young traveler smiling while holding a Korean Heritage Passport at Cheomseongdae Observatory in Gyeongju, South Korea.


Explore Korea’s Stunning Heritage Sites

Your passport journey takes you across specially curated routes encompassing 76 magnificent cultural heritage sites throughout Korea. Imagine stepping onto the tranquil grounds of Gyeongju’s ancient observatory, Cheomseongdae, feeling as though you’ve traveled back in time. Or wandering around Anapji Pond under moonlit skies, reflecting on Korea's illustrious past.

Collect Stamps, Unlock Rewards!

At each destination, find a clearly marked "Self Stamp Zone" to stamp your passport yourself. Each stamp isn't just a mark—it symbolizes your personal connection to Korea’s storied past. Watching your passport fill with stamps becomes a deeply satisfying experience, each stamp reminding you of unique stories and unforgettable experiences.

As you collect stamps, you unlock exclusive rewards:

  • 3 stamps: Protective passport case

  • 5 stamps: Traditionally-patterned towel

  • 10 stamps: Mini-tumbler

  • 20 stamps: Travel-ready bag

  • Complete an entire heritage route: Crystal completion badge

Benefits and Digital Convenience

Don't forget the digital option! Korea’s "My Personal Heritage Guide" app lets you digitally collect stamps, making tracking your adventures seamless. Simply screenshot your digital stamps and submit them—blending traditional charm with modern convenience.

The passport tour does more than guide your travels—it enriches them. Whether traveling alone, with family, or friends, your passport fosters camaraderie, shared excitement, and countless photo-worthy moments.

Why This Tour is Perfect for International Travelers

Why is this experience ideal for visitors from the US, UK, Canada, or Australia? Because it effortlessly blends exploration, education, cultural immersion, and pure enjoyment. It invites you to spend meaningful time discovering Korea beyond typical tourist itineraries.

Begin Your Adventure Today!

Ready to embark on the heritage trail and create lasting memories? Pack your bags, ready your passport, and let Korea's rich history leave an unforgettable stamp on your journey.

For more detailed information, visit the official Korean Heritage Campaign

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