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The distance between the above mentioned places is 7108mi approximately. The distance is straight path from one place to another place. There might be slight difference between the actual distance and the above mentioned distance because of the route chosen.

Seoul is a city, not a continent. Seoul, South Korea, is on the Asian continent.

Yes. All nationalities have to apply for a visa except for nationals from: Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. A 30-day Visa is granted on arrival at both Siem Reap International Airport, Phnom Penh International Airport and land border checkpoints.

Chinese influence is very pervasive in Korean Culture, stretching back to Ancient times, with Korea's first Kingdom, Gojoseon.

The Chinese gave the Koreans the Chinese script, which became Korea's main writing script (Hanja) until the Joseon Dynasty. This is until the rise of Korean Nationalism. With the rise of Korea's nationalist movement, the decision has been made to change the written script to Hangul.

The Chinese also introduced sword-smithing technology, such as the differential clay technique to Korean weapon-smiths. They are also the first ones to introduce gunpowder weapons to the penisula. Chinese navy Technologies also influenced Korean shipbuilding for years to come.

Confucius, a famous Chinese philosopher is also a key influence in Korea Culture. Many Chinese administrative practices are also used in Korean Kingdoms, from the 3 Kingdoms to the Joseon dynasty. Key Chinese sinocentric motifs such as the mandate of Heaven is put into practice by the Korean Kingdoms. Zen Buddhism is also brought over from China. The Koreans and Chinese share similar mythologies, religious practices (Incense burning and Ancestral worship etc.) .

Korea's architecture in Ancient times is also heavily influenced by the Chinese.

The Chinese Lunar Calender is widely adopted in Korea.

The Chinese ethnic costume, Hanfu also served as a basis for the Korean hanbok, Japanese Kimino and Vietnamese ethnic costume.

Some Traditional Festivals such as New Year (Seollal) also originated from the Chinese.

Chinese artforms, pottery and irrigation methods are also spread to Korea.

However, some Koreans view the Chinese as imperialist invaders as they have attempted and succeeded in colonising Korea for varying periods of time (The Four Commandaries of Han etc.) and making it a Chinese prefecture, like Annam. China at that time, invaded Korea for many different reasons, mostly because of Korean provocation. Korea later became a vassal state to China for quite some time and placed under Chinese protection. Ming Dynasty China helped Korea in the Imjin Wars and other incursions, making sure that Japan is unable to annex it during that time.

China in the past, used to be the leading civilization in the East. As a result, it influenced East Asian culture as we know it today, from Japanese to Vietnamese culture. Korea is no exception, especially with its close proximity to Mainland China.

There are 5616.372 miles between Seoul, South Korea and San Francisco, CA.

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It doesn't snow much here in Korea.

But, it does snow once in a while during cold winters.

I know this isn't much but they split because North Korea was beingruled by Communist and they invaded South Korea. They signed a paper saying they would cease fire but NEVER signed a peace treaty.

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Depends on when, South Korea had many leaders.

In "South Korea", "Hanla Mountain" in Jeju Island is the one with 1,950 meter. The tallest one in "Korean Peninsular" it is "Baekdu Mountain" reaches 2,750 meter. The mountain is located on the border between North Korea and South Korea. The spelling of both mountains could be various.

They do this strange thing called "work" and they build buildings and they work inside buildings and some people are in charge of the buildings and hire people to maintain the buildings also some people grow food they call these people "farmers" they sell the food they grow to the people work

No religion allowed

Ruthless police control A totalitarian dictatorship

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The total area of North Korea is 120,540 sq km and the area of South Korea is 98,480 sq km.

They've had some nice things like kimchi, soju, the turtle ship, the hanbok and Hangeul. These things are influences in the world because now Americans eat kimchi and drink soju. People wear the hanbok on babies first birthdays and people also use Hangul (Korean). That is a few things that Korea has brought to the U.S.

Koreans came from everywhere, but ancient Koreans are from central Asia, Mongolia, and southern siberia and are classic " northern asians" although Koreans are northern asians, southern influences are among them also. Koreans also have ties with vietnamese, a little amount of ainu, southern Chinese etc... but the majority are from western Asia ( central Asia ) mongol and siberia

No airlines fly direct between Seattle (SEA) and Auckland (AKL), so you will have to transfer somewhere, adding to travel time. The fastest route is via San Francisco (SFO), which has a total flight time of 15 hours and 10 minutes (2hrs 10mins from SEA to SFO, 13hrs from SFO to AKL). Flight time via Vancouver is 15hrs 15mins; via LAX is 15hrs 40mins.

That would be the samuri.

South Korea is home to a wide variety of birds. The vulnerable baikal teal, was once considered endangered and is making a comeback. You will also find tundra swans, yellow-rumped flycatchers, and crested ibis. The grey-faced buzzard and the tiger shrinke are examples of birds that are indigenous to South Korea

HUH?

Last time Korea was isolated was right after the Opium Wars in China. They didn't want the same thing to happen in Korea.

South Korea never had a policy of isolation.

If you're talking about North Korea,

If life sucks as bad as it does in North Korea, would you like your people to know that people outside of North Korea actually have 3 meals a day?

North Korea is so successful in isolation, people in North Korea think they are better off than the people in South Korea.

It afected it when the Korean war took place and divided both, North and South Korea.