Seoul, Korea is located in the center of Northeast Asia. Located at 126.59 degrees East and 37.34 degrees North, Seoul is at the center of the Korean Peninsula, between China and Japan, and has the geographical advantage of acting as a bridge between the two countries. The website is an outreach website for Seoul and is available in multiple languages for the world to understand and learn about Seoul.

Historically, Seoul has been a very important city for the country, which was then in a period of prosperity. In the Three Kingdoms period (57 BC ~ 668 AD), Baekje, Goguryeo, and Silla all tried to occupy the Han River basin because of its location in the middle of the Korean Peninsula. At that time, the countries occupying the Han River valley and Seoul were at their peak. Since the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), when it was the capital, it has continued to play its role.

Korea has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. As a result, each season has a different look and cultural identity. Users can use this website to learn about Seoul's economy/investment, transportation, environment/energy, culture/tourism, education/study, employment, places of interest, etc.