Open editorial research
Official Korea travel sources, organized for reuse.
This library exposes the sources behind Korea Path as structured JSON and CSV. It is designed for editors, researchers, tourism teams and developers who need a maintained starting point—not a copied list without review dates.
What is available
Three files with different jobs
Official source directory
Transport operators, government services, tourism authorities and venue operators with their official URL, source type, verification date and next review date.
Indexable content catalog
Every guide currently eligible for search, including locale, canonical URL, last review and the source identifiers used by the article.
Sitemap index
The public URL inventory, split by locale and content type. Thin, unreviewed and non-indexable records are deliberately absent.
Method
How a source enters and stays in the directory
- Identity: the URL must belong to the responsible public authority, operator, venue or official service.
- Scope: the record states what the source can verify. A transport page does not prove a drama location, and a tourism page does not guarantee live service.
- Freshness: each record has a verification date and a review deadline based on how quickly the underlying fact can change.
- Publication gate: a guide is added to the public catalog only after editorial review and the search-quality gate both pass.
- Correction path: retired URLs and factual conflicts enter the review queue instead of being silently preserved.
Responsible reuse
Cite the directory; verify the live fact.
You may reuse links and factual reference metadata with attribution to Korea Path. The linked source sites keep their original rights. Before publishing a fare, schedule, entry rule or event detail, open the official source and confirm it for the date you are describing.
Suggested attribution: Korea Path official-source directory, reviewed 2026-07-13
. For corrections, retired links or a request for a machine-readable field, use the editorial contact form.