Sanboa slow, quiet walk through real Korea
Sanbo lets you stroll the real streets of Korea with a cute character and a little dog, right in your browser. No sign-up, no install. Keep it open on a side monitor while you work or study, and the street view, gentle music and soft footsteps keep you company.
Start walkingHow it works
- Start anywhere: Search a place or drag the pin to any street in Korea.
- Auto walk: One tap and you wander the neighbourhood on your own. No effort needed.
- Real street view: Kakao's street photos of the very road you're on roll by as you walk.
- Your dog: Pick its colour and size and give it a name. It stops to sniff and barks now and then.
- Little breaks: Rest on a bench, grab a takeout coffee when you pass a café.
- Real time & weather: Rain sounds on rainy days, dim streets at night: it follows Korea right now.
- Memories: Roads you walk get painted, stations and sights give you stamps, and each day ends with a postcard.
K-culture spots to walk
Gyeongbokgung Palace, Bukchon Hanok Village, Myeongdong, Hongdae, Seongsu pop-up streets, Gangnam, N Seoul Tower, Starfield Library at COEX, the HYBE building, the BTS bus stop in Jumunjin, the Goblin drama beach, Haeundae in Busan, Jeju and more.
Good for
- Background while working or studying, like ambient noise with a view
- Taking a short mindful break
- Travelling to Korea from home before (or after) a trip
- Walking the streets from your favourite K-dramas and K-pop videos
FAQ
What is Sanbo?
A web app where a cute character and a dog walk the real streets of Korea at a slow pace. It runs in the browser with no sign-up or install.
Can I keep it open while I work?
Yes. Turn on Auto walk and it wanders on its own, with street view, soft music, footsteps and rain sounds like ambient noise. In a small window the buttons hide and only the scenery stays.
Where can I walk?
Everywhere in South Korea, from Seoul to Busan and Jeju, including K-pop and K-drama spots.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's free and needs no account. Your walks and stamps stay in your own browser.
Is the map in English?
The menus are in English. The map itself shows Korean place names, just like walking in Korea.