Walking and living in Seoul: 4 English-language Korea vlogs
These channels are for viewers who want ordinary days in Korea rather than tourist checklists: an international couple’s life between two countries, narration-free 4K walks through Seoul, and vlogs about living in the city on your own.
Criteria
At least 100,000 subscribers on the main platform (YouTube), a new video or Short within the last 90 days (since 2026-07-13), grouped by primary language or format. Official channel URLs, subscriber counts and latest upload dates were checked directly on YouTube on 2026-10-11. Creators with notable controversies, minors, channels that re-edit other people’s footage without transformation, and gossip or exposé channels were excluded. Order is not a ranking.
2hearts1seoul
Languages: English, KoreanTopics: Travel, Life in Korea, Culture
About 232K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A lifestyle and travel channel opened in 2014 by Kyuho, who is Korean, and Sarah, who is Canadian, both based in Seoul. Moving between Korea and Canada, they cover food, cultural differences and the practicalities of living abroad, in English.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @2hearts1seoul ↗TikTok @2hearts1seoul ↗
Seoul Walker
Languages: EnglishTopics: Travel, Walking tours
About 462K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A walking-tour channel run by Nathan since 2019. Filmed in 4K HDR without narration, it follows streets and neighborhoods across Seoul — Bukchon, Myeongdong, Cheonggyecheon and more — in multi-hour videos and live streams.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @seoulwalker_official ↗
annainseoul
Languages: EnglishTopics: Life in Korea, Travel
About 170K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
An English-language vlog channel about daily life in Korea, opened in October 2022. It covers grocery runs, cooking, cherry-blossom outings and everyday routines, with recent uploads leaning toward Shorts.
Jinju Lee
Languages: EnglishTopics: Life in Korea, Travel
About 120K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A vlog channel opened in 2020, centered on the “Seoul Searching” series about time spent in Seoul. Quietly paced videos follow themes such as settling into a new neighborhood, early-morning walks and getting around the city alone.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @estherjinjuulee ↗
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