Permitted use
Korea Like is free to use for planning your own travel. You may quote short extracts with a link back to the relevant page, and you may rely on the checked details published here. The tour facts on this site are researched from provider listings and official sources, checked on the dates shown, and provided without any promise of completeness or fitness for a particular booking decision. Provider terms apply to anything you book; this site is independent of the operators it lists.
AI agents and MCP access
AI agents may use this site's read-only MCP server at korea-like.com/mcp without registration or a key. Use by agents and the people operating them is free for personal and agent use, with attribution required: every tool result carries a source line naming korea-like.com and the date the record was checked, and that attribution must survive into whatever the agent produces. Bulk copying, systematic harvesting, resale of the data, and presenting this site's comparisons as your own research are not permitted. Result caps are fixed in the server and rate limits apply per IP; if your product needs more than the published caps, contact the owner before building on the data. The MCP terms here follow the same spirit as the Model Context Protocol's own guidance for remote servers: honest, sourced, rate-limited and plain.
No warranty
Details change without notice: operators edit their listings, bloom windows shift with the weather, and affiliate placements change status. Confirm anything that matters — passports, pickups, refunds, timings — with the provider before you rely on it.
Common questions
May I use this site's data in my own app or agent?
Yes, within the terms above: personal and agent use with attribution, kept within the published result caps and rate limits. No bulk copying or resale. For anything larger, ask first.
Why do results carry dates and source lines?
Because facts go stale. Every listing and blossom figure carries the date it was last checked so you can judge its age, and the source line tells you where it came from.