In Korean, mun means door. We only send you through the open ones.

Tell Mun your dates and what you like. Mun uses AI to draft a day-by-day plan for Korea, then checks every stop against official Korean records before it reaches you, so you don't cross the city to find a shutter down.

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What a plan looks like

One day, one neighbourhood, in walking order

Mun keeps each day inside one or two districts and stamps every stop with what it checked.

Day 2 · Jongno-gu, SeoulTuesday
  1. 09:30
    오전morning
    Gyeongbokgung PalaceChangdeokgung Palace

    Gyeongbokgung closes on Tuesdays, so Mun moved you to Changdeokgung, which closes on Mondays.

    Swapped
  2. 11:30
    오전late morning
    Bukchon Hanok Village

    People live here. Parts of the village only allow visitors from 10:00 to 17:00, so your visit sits inside that window.

    Hours
    10–17
  3. 13:00
    점심lunch
    Restaurant near Anguk Station

    Listed in official records and open today.

    Open
    today
  4. 20:00
    야경night view
    Cheonggyecheon Stream

    Night slots only get places worth seeing once the lights come on.

    Lit after
    dark

Palace was closed Tuesday. Caught it before we went.

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Pick a city and a date. Mun builds one day from real places and checks each stop while you wait. It takes about half a minute.

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Why Mun

Built for your first week in Korea

Korea's best local listings are written in Korean. Mun reads them so you don't have to.

Checked before it's planned

Closed shops, closing days and visiting hours are caught before they reach your plan, not when you're standing at the door.

Real places only

Plans are built from a pool of real, listed places. Mun doesn't invent restaurants that don't exist.

Plan it with friends

Edit the same trip together in real time, then share one link with the whole group.

Where the checks come from

Official sources, not guesses

Tourism dataKorea Tourism Organization's open data: attractions, opening hours and closing days.
Place listingsNaver's official local search, the listings most Koreans use every day.
Business recordsLocal government licence records for restaurants and cafés, including the ones that have closed.
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