Find Motels in Daegu, South Korea

If you have time, weather permitted, I would recommend you climb the mountain.

You can go shop around from cheap clothings to luxurious stuffs at department store. Then you eat at many gourmet places there. At night time, you can easily find to drink such as pub, lounge or even korean style bar with cold MakGulRi! Enjoy Daegu and enjoy Korea!

Its slightly different from Seoul as its a sub-urban city where you can see both the province and the city life are like. I guess if you are a food lover, Daegu is not a bad choice to find good food in the market such as the Seomun market, you can buy really cheap korean side dishes there for as low as 4sgd when its cuttlefish and preserved prawns when in Singapore, seafood prices are pretty costly. Other than that, shopping in Daegu is like a mini Sincheon back in Seoul. They have the branded goods and shopping malls like hyundai departmental stores which has affordable clothings during sale period. Other that that, take subway trains if possible as they are slightly cheaper than in Seoul and since they only have 2 lines to operate. Oh! Lastly, I couldnt find a money changer there, so its best that you change enough instead of swiping your card (like I did, as it will impose a fee charge on your bank). Thank you for reading! Hope you guys will enjoy Daegu as much as I do if you are going! P.s. actually I think 3 days 2 nights is good enough just that there isnt the option of choosing 3 days 2 nights. (L Cheers!

This should be the second Seoul. As the things you want to find in Seoul, you can find it here.

The people in Daegu are very friendly. Also, so much stuff is seemingly much cheaper in Daegu than elsewhere. I found food to be very cheap. It's a great place to have a fun weekend.

Highrise apartment buildings dominate the scenery, much like the Bronx, and foreign tourists should be self-sufficient.

If you're into hiking, Palgong-san and Ap-san are the two main mountains where the majority of hiking takes place. There are quite a few ancient temples nestled around the city, as well, but you might need a guide to bring you to them. The downtown areas in Jung-gu and Suseong-gu are rife with restaurants and bars. Daegu really is the city that doesn't sleep, so you can expect the nightlife to extend well into the morning hours.

We went to the Daegu Arboretum and found it to be very nice and relaxing. Back in the States, we live in a rural area and after being here 10 months the noise of the city has really started wearing on me. It was nice to see birds and green grass without horns blaring in the background for a change.

Most enjoyable For early March the weather was comfortable.

As a place to visit during a vacation, there's nothing really to draw you here. Again, however, for the resident, there are good services and transportation is good, both around the city and to other Korean cities. Daegu is located essentially in a bowl, surrounded by low mountains. This causes the winters to be colder and the summers hotter and more humid than might be expected. The mountains do offer some good hiking and living near the city, not in the city, will give a sense of living in the countryside. Good food and culture is hard to find, so a traveler should move on to Seoul, Busan, Gwangju, and/or Gyeongju.

But the food I have to say were pretty good, especially the 'jim galbi' which I went to have twice. And I went to spa valley which is a place for outdoor water theme park and hot springs and it was pretty fun:) but overall I didn't see a lot of pretty attractions and there is not a lot of information for tourist as I feel like I were the only tourist there. It is quite difficult to find someone to help if you didn't know how to speak Korean.