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Seoul Yarn Paradise
If you are like me and love arts and crafts – especially if you go a little crazy over yarn, you will definitely fall for Banul! When my friend told me about it, It seemed too good to be…
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The Cutest Korean Raccoon Café: Kkukkune
I love raccoons! They get a lot of flack for being dumpster-diving pests, but I think they’re lovable and cute. However, I had never seen one in real life, until I found out about…
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Live Music in Hongdae: Underground Rock Gig
The last time I went to a rock gig was when I was about 17 years old. So, imagine my excitement when I got invited to one here in Korea. This is my experience attending an underground live…
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3 Spots for Hongdae Brunch
So today I wanted to talk a little bit about my three favorite places to eat brunch! All of them are located in the area around Hongdae Station, exit 3. So it’s pretty central and easy to…
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Latin Dancing in Seoul
As a Spaniard, Latin music runs through my veins. Even moving to Seoul could not stop my love of dancing. Luckily I have found a lively community of dancers who speak my language – Salsa…
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Korean Animal Cafe: Zoolung Zoolung
Zoolung Zoolung is the ultimate Korean animal cafe. It is an interactive zoo that houses over 20 different species of wildlife. If you’re looking for new places to hang out with your…
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3 Best Itaewon Dessert Spots
Itaewon is a safe haven for the foreign community in Korea. It is the perfect place to go to when you are homesick or want to explore international cuisine. With Korea slowly going back to…
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Best Brazilian Food in Seoul: Tabom
Tabom is one of South Korea’s few Brazilian restaurants. They have been in operation for over 10 years and there is no question as to why. Tabom offers classic Brazilian barbecue dishes…
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The Best Singaporean Food in Seoul: Kitchen SHIOK
After being away from my homeland for almost two years, I missed my local hawker center dishes deeply. The chicken rice, the char kway teow, the prata, and more. It was tough for me to find…
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American Aesthetic Chicken Burgers: SMTH
SMTH is a chicken burger restaurant near Korea university that has taken on an American school lunch aesthetic. Now, you may be wondering – American school lunch is an aesthetic?…
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Free Activities in Seoul
Traveling on a budget? Well, what if I told you that you could have a full-filled day in Seoul without spending any money at all? Here are six free activities in Seoul! Free Sightseeing…
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Blue House Opens to the Public
For the first time in 74 years the Blue House, South Korea’s presidential office, is open to the public. Upon his inauguration, president Yoon Seok-youl relocated the governing headquarters of…
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Krap Pom: The Best Thai Food in Seoul
In an unassuming underground store lies some of the best Thai food restaurants in Seoul – Krap Pom. It is located in the bustling neighborhood of Sinsa-dong. Hailing from Southeast Asia,…
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Best Seoul Forest Cafes
Seoul Forest is a favorite date and family picnic spot in Seoul. It not only has lovely parks such as an eco forest, a culture and art park, and a marsh plants garden, but it’s also just…
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Korean Traditional Medicine: Exploring Yangnyeong
Growing up in Singapore, where traditional medicine is still highly respected and widely used, it was natural that I wanted to know more about the world of Korean traditional medicine. So, I…
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CCTV Selfie: DDP & The Han River
Sometimes you’re traveling alone and forget your selfie stick, or maybe taking a picture at close range doesn’t result in the photo you were looking for. Well, there is a solution.…
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1MILLION Dance Studio: My Experience
1MILLION is the most popular dance studio in Korea. They have 25.2 million subscribers on YouTube and each one of the videos they release gains hundreds of thousands of views. But, there is no…
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Vegans in Outer Space: SikMulSung
After seeing numerous ads pop up on Instagram for the newly launched cafe, SikMulSung. I finally paid a visit after finding myself in the Apgujeong area. The name, of the cafe, which…
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Children’s Day in South Korea
On Children’s Day, South Korea is ablaze with fun activities, crowds of people, and happy children. This article will teach you everything you need to know about this festive Korean…
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How to Avoid People in Seoul
I don’t like people. I’m not kidding. My introverted percentage is always more than 90% no matter how many times I take MBTI tests. So, I always do my best to avoid people whenever I travel.…
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