Ulsan
Ulsan is famous for whale watching, rocky cliffs, and beautiful beaches. Being the farthest east, the city is the first to greet the sun.
Ulsan
Ulsan is famous for whale watching, rocky cliffs, and beautiful beaches. Being the farthest east, the city is the first to greet the sun.
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#ShopLocal & Support Small Businesses in Korea
The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has produced a global economic crisis, hitting small businesses the hardest. When you’re travelling in South Korea, why not buy from original, independent…
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Ganggyeong Gurakbu: A Western-Style Modern Street in Nonsan
For some people, Nonsan is a non-touristy city that can be considered as countryside. But in reality, it has plenty of hidden gems. And one of these, is Ganggyeong Gurakbu. A western-style…
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La Bistro: French Food in Ulsan
Korea has plenty of great Western food, many of which are located in the nation’s capital, Seoul. However, I recently visited a French restaurant in Ulsan on the South-Eastern coast of…
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Daewangam Park – One of the prettiest parks in Ulsan
I am sure many of you love traveling and of course, enjoy the beauty of seas. Today, I would like to introduce to you another great place worth visiting in South Korea. It is the Daewangam…
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The Magical Taehwagang Bamboo Forest, Ulsan
Have you ever seen bamboo? I think everyone knows bamboo, but have you been to a bamboo forest? When I was in high school, I was a scout and would use bamboo a lot. And we used them to build…
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The City of Ulsan: Where to Visit?
Known as the seventh-largest metropolitan city and the eighth-largest city of South Korea, Ulsan definitely has a bunch of places that are worth to visit! Located in the southeastern part of…
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Ulsan – Home to the Subtle Attractions
Ulsan, South Korea’s seventh-largest metropolitan city is known as the country’s industrial powerhouse. Home to South Korea’s icon, Hyundai Motors and SK Energy, Ulsan is also famous for its…
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