Seoul

[Garthie1]

Here's a post of which RLDs are still around only up to date until last year:

https://m.dcinside.com/board/travel_asia/2286199

And if traveling, a good portion of the online scene in Japan is explicitly open to foreigners.

Interesting that Yongjugol is mostly shut down. In the middle of nowhere, close to the DMZ, it used to be the largest in Korea with men driving from Seoul for a good time.

Dongducheon is about right. 90% not very desirable and even a few foreigners working in stalls. Lots of TCN factory workers hanging around.

PYT is still active, about half dozen working in the daytime and weekend nights about twice as many. Yesterday a decent looking one quoted 100 K KRW for 15 minutes, but not a fan of the RLD rushed scene, so I passed.

The post is from last December, so Miari and YDP are closed from the rumors.

You're better off booking online with an officetel or hyugetel, especially if you're Korean. RLD's are just not worth the time.

[Aitsu]

Go to Donuts also if you can.

I have Donuts Anma on my list.

[Enter The V]

Is the website for King Anma down or under a different website?

I'm going to be heading to Seoul in a few weeks and will check out a few places around Gangnam.

Go to Donuts also if you can.

[Enter The V]

Here's a post of which RLDs are still around only up to date until last year:

https://m.dcinside.com/board/travel_asia/2286199

And if traveling, a good portion of the online scene in Japan is explicitly open to foreigners.

Good article I assume by a Korean dude, Nonsan has a hidden gem?

[MMFgBangLover]

Here's a post of which RLDs are still around only up to date until last year:

https://m.dcinside.com/board/travel_asia/2286199

And if traveling, a good portion of the online scene in Japan is explicitly open to foreigners.

[Aitsu]

Is the website for King Anma down or under a different website?

I'm going to be heading to Seoul in a few weeks and will check out a few places around Gangnam.

[Garthie1]

Current working address is opmart20.

This works and routes from staropmart4.com. The site changes frequently. For future reference, if nothing works google 'staropmart.com' and you should find it.

[Enter The V]

What a sad state on mongering this country is when you have to LEAVE a city of approx 10 million and travel all the way to Pohang for a quickie.

Well someone has to do it and Report on all these hidden RLDs because you certainly won't.

[Zumer]

Do you know what the latest site is? I can't get to Opmart17 or Opga038.

Thanks in advanced!

Current working address is opmart20.

[Nother Monger]

What a sad state on mongering this country is when you have to LEAVE a city of approx 10 million and travel all the way to Pohang for a quickie.

Might as well hop on a plane to SE Asia at that point.

[Zumer]

I'm down for public transit just need to reach these places like Pohang.

I've also found the Rome2 Rio app / website useful for seeing the key transit options & relative pricing for getting from point A to be. Seoul to Pohang shows a train is a little over 3 hours with 6 stops. Pohang also has an airport, so a domestic flight from Gimpo is always an option as well.

[Enter The V]

On Jeju and in a few unique remote destinations, a rental car is better, but public transit for visiting throughout South Korea is usually quite easy.

The two major train stations in Seoul are Seoul Station & Cheongnyangni. A train from one of these stations to almost anywhere in mainland South Korea is possible. Express bus routes from Seoul to all the major city destinations are available from the Seoul Express Bus Station just south of the Banpo Bridge in Gangnam. Go to the stations or use the web / apps for Korail or Kobus to arrange tickets in advance.

Once in a major city, it is fairly trivial to use the local subway, buses, taxis, or Ubers to get around. Kakao also has a number of mobility apps for locals and foreigners. For example, K. Ride allows a foreigner without a local ID / credit card to hail a taxi using just the app in most locales. Some of the most far-flung remote sight-seeing destinations have smaller independent taxis not on the apps where you may need a local to help arrange a ride, but this isn't a problem in any of the major cities.

I'm down for public transit just need to reach these places like Pohang.

[Redmustangc]

staropmart.com

Do you know what the latest site is? I can't get to Opmart17 or Opga038.

Thanks in advanced!

[Zumer]

Anyone gone around the whole country I guess by car visit key cities? Jeonju had a large RLD years ago its smaller now but still there.

On Jeju and in a few unique remote destinations, a rental car is better, but public transit for visiting throughout South Korea is usually quite easy.

The two major train stations in Seoul are Seoul Station & Cheongnyangni. A train from one of these stations to almost anywhere in mainland South Korea is possible. Express bus routes from Seoul to all the major city destinations are available from the Seoul Express Bus Station just south of the Banpo Bridge in Gangnam. Go to the stations or use the web / apps for Korail or Kobus to arrange tickets in advance.

Once in a major city, it is fairly trivial to use the local subway, buses, taxis, or Ubers to get around. Kakao also has a number of mobility apps for locals and foreigners. For example, K. Ride allows a foreigner without a local ID / credit card to hail a taxi using just the app in most locales. Some of the most far-flung remote sight-seeing destinations have smaller independent taxis not on the apps where you may need a local to help arrange a ride, but this isn't a problem in any of the major cities.

[Enter The V]

Yeah, this was one of my favorite spots as I really like seeing the girls before picking. Shame if it is really done there.

Yes we all miss it, fortunately I found some other RLDs on other cities I've mentioned some on here. Don't care if I have to travel to these other places from Seoul.