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Korean public toilets can surprise first-time visitors.. They are often free, easy to find,\nand cleaner than many travelers expect.
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Start with subway stations and public parks.. In Korea, public restrooms are often\nfree and clearly marked in places\ntravelers already pass through.
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You usually do not need coins or a code.. Unlike many paid toilets abroad,\nKorean public restrooms are commonly\nfree to use.
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Most places now expect you to flush the paper.. Older buildings may still ask you\nto use a bin, so check the sign\nbefore you assume.
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In an emergency, look for a subway station.. They are usually the most reliable\nchoice for visitors because they are\npublic, free, and easy to locate.
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Carry a small tissue pack anyway.. Most places have toilet paper,\nbut old buildings, parks, or markets\ncan still be unpredictable.
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This is not glamorous, but it saves your trip.. For the full Korea restroom guide,\nread the article at\nEPICKOR.COM/blog/140Card 1 / 7
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Korean public toilets can surprise first-time visitors.
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