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If you’re flying from Manila to Seoul soon, this is one of those weeks where the weather works in your favor.

The forecast shows mostly sunny skies, comfortable mornings around 17–19°C, warm afternoons reaching 27–29°C, and only a brief chance of showers before the sunshine takes over again.

Tourists coming to Korea next week picked a pretty good time.

☀️ Seoul Weather Outlook
🌡️ Daytime highs: 27–29°C
🌙 Morning lows: 17–19°C
🌦 Brief shower possibility on Thursday
☀️ Mostly sunny conditions through the weekend and into next week

This is the kind of weather that makes Seoul feel incredibly walkable.

You can spend hours exploring Myeongdong, Hongdae, Seongsu, Gangnam, Bukchon Hanok Village, Gyeongbokgung Palace, N Seoul Tower, or Hangang Park without dealing with freezing temperatures or constant rain.

For Filipinos visiting Korea for the first time, here’s the biggest thing nobody tells you:

Seoul weather in June changes throughout the day.

You’ll leave your hotel in the morning wanting a light cardigan.

By lunch, you’ll be looking for shade, iced coffee, and sunscreen.

By evening, you’ll want that cardigan again.

That’s why locals and frequent travelers dress in layers.

What to pack for Seoul next week:
✔️ Light shirts and breathable clothing
✔️ Comfortable walking shoes
✔️ Sunglasses
✔️ Sunscreen
✔️ Portable fan
✔️ Light cardigan or thin jacket
✔️ Compact umbrella just in case

For travelers from the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and the rest of ASEAN, this is probably the Seoul weather you’ve been hoping for — warm enough for outdoor adventures, cool enough to stay comfortable.

Save this Seoul weather update for your upcoming Korea trip and send it to your travel buddy who’s still packing like it’s winter.

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If you’re flying from the Philippines to Korea next week, don’t be fooled by the word “spring.” Seoul is slowly transitioning toward summer, and the forecast is showing exactly why.

🌦 Beginning of the week:
Morning rain chances and cooler temperatures.
☀️ Midweek:
Sunny skies with comfortable temperatures around 26–28°C.
🔥 Weekend:
Temperatures climb back up to 30°C with plenty of sunshine.

For many Filipinos visiting Korea for the first time, this is the weather nobody talks about.

People imagine Korea as cold, sweater weather all year round because of K-dramas, cherry blossoms, and winter travel content.

Then they arrive in Seoul and find themselves buying iced coffee, looking for shade, and reapplying sunscreen every few hours.

What to expect in Seoul next week:

☀️ Highs: 26–30°C
🌙 Lows: 17–19°C
☂️ Low chance of rain after Monday
🚶 Ideal weather for walking around Seoul
📸 Great conditions for sightseeing and outdoor attractions

Tourists coming to Korea next week picked a pretty good time.

This is the kind of weather that’s perfect for exploring:

📍 Myeongdong
📍 Hongdae
📍 Seongsu
📍 Gangnam
📍 Gyeongbokgung Palace
📍 Bukchon Hanok Village
📍 N Seoul Tower
📍 Hangang Park

Packing tips for Filipinos visiting Seoul:

✔️ T-shirts
✔️ Breathable outfits
✔️ Comfortable sneakers
✔️ Sunglasses
✔️ Sunscreen
✔️ Portable fan
✔️ Light cardigan for mornings and evenings

Skip the heavy jackets and thick sweaters unless you enjoy carrying extra luggage around Seoul all day.

One of the biggest Korea travel hacks is understanding that Seoul mornings and afternoons can feel completely different. You’ll want a cardigan before breakfast and short sleeves by lunchtime.

Save this Seoul weather update if you’re planning a Korea trip soon and send it to your travel buddy who’s already packing the wrong clothes.

Follow for daily Seoul weather updates, Korea travel tips, Seoul itinerary ideas, Korea budget travel hacks, hidden gems, Korean culture insights, and practical travel advice for Filipinos, Singaporeans, Malaysians, Indonesians, and ASEAN travelers visiting South Kor