The Ancient Love Story of Gungnamji Pond
In Korea, one love story that has withstood the test of time is the legend of Seodong. This ancient love story is about King Mu of Baekje, and Seonhwa, a…
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๐ต๐ญ May Aga
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Korean Language Student. Travel Enthusiast. Globetrotter.
Pt. 2 Hiking the Dragon Chicken Mountain
This is part 2 of my adventures hiking Dragon Chicken (Gyeryong) Mountain. To read part one, Click Here. In part 1, I talked about the challenges we faced at the…
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Hiking the Dragon Chicken Mountain Pt.1
When you live here in Korea, you will definitely get used to seeing mountains everywhere you go. That is because about 70% of the country is made up of mountains…
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20 Popular Korean Street Snacks
When you roam the streets of Korea, you will see numerous stalls selling various appetizing snacks. Koreans are enthusiastic foodies, and street food has become a huge part of their…
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Jeju Black Pork and Seafood @ Gwakji Beach
When you happen to be in Gwakji Beach, Jeju Island, try out this beachfront restaurant, Gwakji Restaurant. They serve a range of dishes including black pork and kimchi stew, seafood…
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Pink Muhly Paradise in North Jeolla
Autumn is finally here! One thing we look forward to during this season in Korea is the arrival of pink muhly grass. You can find the grass all over Korea,…
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Cafรฉ You @ Jeonju Hanok Village
Jeonju Hanok Village has a multitude of cafes that line the streets, making it difficult to choose where to go. To help you decide, I will introduce you to Cafe…
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Chuseok Signature Dishes
A few more days to go before Chuseok! It’s gonna be a long holiday here in South Korea from the 20th to the 22nd of September. Chuseok is one of…
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Getting a Covid-19 PCR Test in Korea
In recent months, many establishments in Korea such as schools, dormitories and offices require regular PCR tests from its students, residents and employees in order to prevent spread of Covid-19.…
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How Koreans Celebrate Chuseok
One thing that is very interesting about Korea is its unique traditions. These traditions are greatly manifested in their traditional holidays. One of these holidays is Chuseok or Korean Thanksgiving…
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Public Holidays Celebrated in South Korea
Korea has eleven public holidays celebrated every year. Eight of these have fixed dates while Seollal, Chuseok, and Buddha’s Birthday are observed in accordance to the lunar calendar. During public…
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Sand, Sea and Stars: Camping Overnight at Yeonpo Beach
Camping is very popular in Korea because of the abundance of natural scenery on offer. Whether you’re beneath a mountain, at a lakeside, deep in the forest or on sandy…
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Bukchon e Gamyeon: Coffee amongst the hydrangeas
It is no secret that flower cafes are a huge trend here in South Korea. But wouldn’t you love to drink your favourite coffee in an actual garden of vibrant…
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Marron Village “Chestnut Village” Bakery in Gongju
Just like many towns in South Korea that have their local delicacies, Gongju, located in South Chungcheong Province, is well-known for its delectable chestnuts. Also, the city produces a variety…
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PINK TIGER Game Arcade in Pyeongtaek
Have you ever been to a game arcade in South Korea? Game arcades are very common here. It is a favorite place of youngsters to hangout with friends or for…
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