South Korea on map ~^^

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South Korea on map🌏


     

                        

South Korea occupies the south portion of Korean peninsula from Asian mainland. It is flanked by Sea of Japan in the East, Yellow Sea in the West; Korea Strait & the East China Sea lies to it's southern tip. Also Jeju Island is at the South tip of South Korea.
Many girls' hearts are stuck in here coz of K-idols😜 J4F!πŸ˜†

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