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Solo Trip to Naganeupseong Village, the Last Surviving Joseon Fortress

Traditional villages, such as Hanok villages, are a popular destination for all travellers who come to Korea. However, Naganeupseong Village is unique, as the only remaining Joseon walled village in…

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A summer afternoon at Namsan Hanok Village

Refreshing Your Mind Korean language classes in the morning. A scrumptious lunch at the university cafeteria. About 2 hours of study in the library, and sometimes, a short nap. After…

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A place where time slows down: Bukchon Hanok Village

One of my favorite places in Seoul is no other than Bukchon Hanok Village. An ethereal place. A glimpse of the past. Since I’m interested in Korean traditional architecture, regularly visiting Bukchon Village helped…

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The Story of King Sejong

One of the most memorable outings in Seoul was the one to the underground museum dedicated to the King Sejong The Great(1397-1450). l’m sure you already heard at least once…

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All What you Need to Know about Eunpyeong Hanok Village

Everyone has heard about Bukchon Hanok Village’s exquisite Hanok dwellings, but have you heard about Eunpyeong Hanok Village (은평 한옥 마을)? I’m guessing not. Given that Bukchon locals are aiming…

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A little escape in the city: Taerung Royal Tomb and the Gyeongchun Line Road Forest

Seoul is a very vibrant city with special mixed images combining historical assets and modern places. Today we will have a quick escape to two hidden gems in the city.…

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2021 Moonlight Tour at Changdeokgung Palace Open

“Moonlight Tour at Changdeokgung Palace” that starts on April 29 will offer a scenic evening at the iconic Seoul landmark. The Royal Palaces and Tombs Center of the Cultural Heritage…

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Most Visited Spots, Streets and Universities in Seoul

Seoul has a lot of beautiful, popular, and unique places to offer. Never miss to stop by in these most visited spots, streets and universities in Seoul.

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Sungkyunkwan: The oldest university in Korea

Established in 1398 during the Joseon dynasty Sungkyunkwan is the oldest university in Korea, currently located in Jongno, Seoul. In this place where the noble people studied music, law, archery, mathematics, poetry, etiquette, and the rudiments of Confucian philosophy. Sungkyunkan is a place where distinguished characters from Korean history studied.

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Jogyesa Temple and Bongeunsa Temple: Finding a sense of peace in the heart of Seoul

In this article you will get to know about Jogyesa Temple and Bongeunsa Temple, the two most popular and most visited Buddhist temples in Seoul. Both of these temples are located right in the middle of a metropolitan area, yet are the most beautiful, the most peaceful, and easily accessible temples you’ll find in Seoul city. Hence knowing a bit about both of these temples will be useful during your trip to Korea.

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