It seems that researching for Korea trip is much tougher than I though. Breezing through the Taiwan researchs, I had underestimate this time round. Simply cannot find the directions by entering in English or Chinese!! While Google map was a god sent for Taiwan research, the same cannot be said for Korea.
Nearly smashed my PC while trying to find my way to 1 particular place. And so, I read that Naver Map was gives more accurate directions than Google. The only drawback is, it is all in Korean. Faints.
And so armed with Google translate, I proceed to translate every word on the app so that I can familiarise myself with the app. It took me a good half an hour to find the directions from A to B.
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| To enter the address |
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If you need more options, click on the 9-green sqaure icon where the options will be expanded.
Here, you can select different mode of transport i.e Driving, bus, train.
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| Selection of options |
After entering the address, the location will be shown on the map.
There are options to select this as Departure (Destination) or as Arrival.
There is also a "More" where you can see the bus services to the destination and the nearest Mrt station.
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| Search results |
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| By selecting "More" |
By selecting "Arrival"(Do Chag), a screen will appear with the address at the destination(bottom) field. Then enter the staring point (in Korean)
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| Select as destination |
By setting as "Departure" (Chul Bal), a screen will appear with the address at the starting point (top) field. Then enter the destination in the bottom field.
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| Set as starting point |
Once both starting point and destination are entered, if the addresses are valid, there will be selection for train, driving, cycle or walking routes to select.
Since I have entered starting point from a MRT station, I choose the walking route.
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| Search results |
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| Walking route |
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| Walking instructions |
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