Adventure & Outdoors
Surfs up? Or wind down in nature? Everything for getting out and about in Korea in whatever way suits you best.
Mangwon in A Day: My Favourite Area In Seoul
Every expat in Seoul has their favourite areas. For me, it will…
High Trail 9 Peaks Festival in the Yeongnam Alps
Are you a gym buff or workoutaholic? I have always loved sports and…
Seonnyeotang – A Natural Pool On The Coast of Jeju
Have you ever been to a natural pool by the beach coast? If not…
‘Cha-bak’: The Korean Car-Camping Trend
Ever thought of taking a road trip across the Korean countryside…
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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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Spring Photoshoot: Geumgang University
If you are in Daejeon or Nonsan how about trying a new place to take pictures during Spring? In Nonsan there is a university called Geumgang University that is a great spring photoshoot…
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Best Picnic Spots in Daejeon
Are you ready for warm sunshine and fresh air? Although many people seem to be suffering from hay fever this year, it is undeniable that this season is the best to go for a picnic in Daejeon.…
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Native Korean Flowers: Spring Mountain Blooms
No matter what your favorite season is, no one can deny how beautiful Korea is in spring. Korea’s mountains, fields, and parks light up in rainbow colors as flowers begin to bloom. You…
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Baseball Game in Korea: My Experience
Last month, I had a chance to go to a baseball game between Hanwha and LG at Hanwha Life Insurance Eagles Park. It was such a fun experience that I would love to share it with all of you…
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Best Flower Festivals in Korea
Spring is arguably the most beautiful time to travel around South Korea. Korea is a nation of weather extremes, and so the time that we are able to enjoy the outdoors is limited. This makes…
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Legoland Korea Grand Opening
Legoland Korea will be holding its grand opening on Children’s Day (May 5) 2022. This is the first time an international company will be opening a theme park in Korea. And, to many, the…
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The Essence of Jeju: 3 Cafes That Embody the Island
Jeju is often referred to as Korea’s Hawaii. The island embodies the natural beauty of South Korea and is undeniable the most popular domestic tourism destination. If you need to take a…
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Purple Island Hype: Is it Worth the Trip?
The Purple Island, aka Banwoldo Island, is a small fishing community off the southern coast of South Korea. It has become a popular tourists destination in South Korea. It’s one claim to…
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Spring in Gyeongju: A Day Trip
There is nothing more beautiful than spring in Korea. The snow (what little we had) has melted. The cherry blossoms have bloomed. And now, the leaves are growing and gaining color.…
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Fun Spring Activities in South Korea
It’s now April, and signs of spring are sprouting up all over the place. Korea’s climate is a lot to handle but now is one of the best times of the year. The flowers bloom, trees…
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Dunsan Nightlife: Foreigner Friendly Bars & Clubs in Daejeon
Nightlife in Daejeon is not as colorful and lively as in Seoul. However, there is one neighborhood teeming with life every weekend, Dunsan dong. People throughout the city regularly refer to…
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Suncheon Bay National Park
Many people say that the Suncheon Wetlands Reserve is a must-see destination in Korea. After finally going, I can understand why it has the reputation it does. Today I’ll share with you…
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2022 Spring & Summer Festivals in Korea
The weather is warming up and pandemic measures are lifting. Do you know what that means? It’s finally time to enjoy Korea’s many festivals! Before the pandemic hit one of the most…
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Seoul Picnic Guide
Is there a better way to welcome in the warm weather than going on a picnic? I think not! Picnics are a quintessential part of life in Seoul. In fact, there is an entire culture built around…
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Perfect Healing Escape: Temple Stay at Beobjusa Temple
Templestay is a popular way for Koreans and foreigners alike to relax and unwind. Buddhist or not, you can go and stay overnight at a temple for a single night, or even a few weeks. There, you…
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The Eternal Wonders of Ahopsan Forest
If you are a K Drama lover, you might remember the time travel portal in The King: Eternal Monarch. Well, that mystic gateway to another dimension actually exists! And, I decided to visit the…
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A Romantic Airport Vacation
The night before you embark your mind races and your stomach turns. You spend the night tossing and turning, thinking of all the possibilities – good and bad. Before the sun rises, you…
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Fairies in Korean and Indonesian Mythology
Even though I am familiar with Korean history and politics in general, folklore is my forte. In modern times, we can often see Korean dramas casually incorporating mythological creatures into…
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Why Daegu? 5 Reasons to Visit Daegu This Spring
They call me Colorful Daegu. I am three hours from Seoul and less than an hour from Busan on the KTX Train. I am South Korea’s 4th largest city after Incheon. I may lack the glamour and…
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