South Korea weather & when to go: November
November overview
Temperatures remain comfortable throughout South Korea in November and you will encounter much less rain than September and October can bring. The onset of winter snow is still a month away and the humidity of summer is a distant memory.
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Not AdvisedNovember's weather in detail
Mild temperatures and low rainfall characterise the weather conditions across South Korea in November. In the northern capital of Seoul the temperature is likely to be a minimum of 7°C and a maximum of 19°C; whilst in the southern coastal regions things remain a little more balmy, with Jeju Island typically enjoying temperatures in the range of 15-21°C. If you plan on heading into the mountainous regions of Songnisan National Park, you should still pack a few extra layers as it can get chilly in the evenings.
In essence, favourable weather conditions in November make it a good time of year to visit South Korea.
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Key Festivals & Religious Ceremonies
Seoul Lantern Festival
Expect hundreds of expertly crafted lanterns of all colours, shapes and sizes.
