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Top 4 Museums in Seoul
What do we know about Seoul? First of all, it is known as the capital of South Korea and the largest metropolis in the country, with a population of more than 9.9 million people. It is also a…
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Guide to Traditional Weddings in South Korea
Along with the first 100 days of a child’s life and a person’s 60th birthday, a wedding is one of the most important celebrations for South Koreans. The ceremony represents not only the union…
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Ideal Artsy Date in Busan: F1963
If you live in Busan and you are looking for an artsy date place with some food, dessert, and coffee, I have a place for you. This place is ideal either for a self-care date for yourself, a…
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Making Ceramics in Suncheon
Have you ever tried to make a ceramic product with your own hands? Or maybe ceramics is your hobby? If you live in Suncheon, then I would recommend you try to make your own ceramics.…
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Arang’s Ghost: a Korean Legend Full of Mystery
Arang’s ghost is only one of the stories Korea has to offer. Full of mystery, and mysticism. This legend is one of my favorite ghost stories of all time. A Beautiful Woman Locked Away…
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Strawberry Festival in Korea: Nonsan Strawberry Festival
It is strawberry season in South Korea! And, there is nowhere better to get your fix of the freshest, juiciest strawberries than the Nonsan Strawberry Festival! You can enjoy the festival from…
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U-Min Gudeul: Korean Floor Heating and Hanok Construction
U-Min Gudeul is a countryside architect that has patented their own version of the traditional Korean floor heating system, or ondol. With these new advances, traditions can continue on in a…
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Foreigners in Korean History: Korea’s First Western Architect
As an architectural student in Korea, I’ve written quite a few articles on the history of buildings in Korea. But today, as an architect who came from Russia myself, I am here to tell…
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Photography exhibition on traditional Korean brassware to be held in Daegu
The Bangjja Yugi Museum, which is affiliated with the Daegu Arts Center’s Bangjja Yugi Museum Management Office, will be hosting a photography exhibition from February 23 (Thu) through June 25…
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Sinjeon Tteokbokki Museum in Daegu
Yes! There is a museum out there for everything. If you are a fan of spicy Korean rice cake, be sure to visit the Sinjeon Tteokbokki Museum next time you are in Daegu! An Introduction to…
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Rabbits in Korean Mythology: The Daltokki
All over East Asia, you can find myths of rabbits on the moon, creating yummy desserts. However, this is the story of the Korean Daltokki. Introduction In this rabbit year, let’s go through…
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Best Red Bean Porridge in Korea: Moonhori Patjuk
Are you looking for the best red bean porridge (patjuk) in South Korea? Well, I’ve got just the place! Moonhori Patjuk is the OG of Korean-style red bean porridge. They’ve been…
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Unique Self Care Experiences in Korea
We must admit that 2022 was a tough year for all of us. We faced a lot of challenges on our way, overcame some fears and insecurities, learned new lessons, and became stronger. At the same…
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Gongju National Museum: Peer Inside Ancient Tombs
The Gongju National Museum is one of the museums that I enjoyed the most in Korea so far. It displays many stories and artifacts of the area that I live in (Chungcheognam-do). Plus, you can…
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2023 Year of the Gentle Rabbit
2023 is the year of the gentle black rabbit. Considered to be one of the luckiest signs in the lunar zodiac, this year is sure to be great! The year of the Black Rabbit Dear reader, I hope…
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Traditional Korean Funeral Practices: Burial Mounds Pt 2
Traditional Korean funeral practice has its own unique features and history. In part 1, we discussed the theory, religion, and philosophy of Korean peninsula. However, today I want to tell you…
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Best Hanok Cafes in Seoul
As December is the last month of the year, and it’s always the hardest one. We are eager to meet our deadlines, sum up our progress, and make plans for the next year. Needless to say, it is…
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Free Korean Traditional Alcohol Tasting at The Sool Gallery in Seoul
Alcohol is quite an important part of Korean culture. While the first Korean liquor that comes to mind is probably soju, there are numerous traditional Korean alcohols. Luckily, you can enjoy…
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A Day in Seosan: Korean History Buff Destination
Have you ever heard of Seosan? Chance are, you probably haven’t. However, in my opinion, you are missing out on something amazing. This city in Chungcheonnam province offers everything…
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Traditional Korean Tea Experience at Wild Tea House
In a small city in the Southern end of Korea, you can find one of the best traditional tea experiences out there. At Wild Tea House you can experience tea ceremonies, craft your own mixed…
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