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Choose practical shoes for a rainy walking route

Check the forecast and the surface of the route you intend to walk. Allow a shorter route or an indoor alternative if conditions change. Keep wet umbrellas and belongings out of other visitors’ way when entering transport or a venue. Further reading: https://koreaera.com/guides/using-korean-maps-and-addresses Read this tip in your language en: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/en ko: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/ko ja: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/ja zh-cn: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/zh-cn zh-tw: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/zh-tw vi: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/vi th: https://koreaera.com/community/tips/rain-footwear/th Photo credit: Tristan Surtel · CC BY-SA 4.0 · resized https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Janggi_near_Tapgol_Park,_Seoul.jpg Reference image, not evidence of current service or conditions.

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People sheltering under umbrellas beside Tapgol Park during rain in Seoul
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