Trip Themes
If you know which travel style works best for you, take a look at the different travel themes below,
as thereโs something to suit everyone.
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Themed Travel
Hallyu Tourism
BTS Jimin dad cafe – The Magnate
BT21 Cafe @ LINE Friends, Hongdae
Green K Beauty: Innisfree’s Recycled Store
Colorful and Quirky: Korean Independent Jewellery Brands
Clean Beauty: Vegan Korean Makeup
Modern Hanbok: Where K Culture Meets Contemporary Fashion
Laser Toning: Skincare treatments in Korea
Tattooing in Korea and Why it’s (sort of) Illegal
Haru & Oneday: A Cafe Owned by Super Junior’s Donghae
Hot-Spots for Meeting Kpop Idols in Korea
Muslim-friendly Travel
Halal-Friendly Food Tour in Jeju Island
Moroccan gastronomy adventure in Itaewon
The Fried Chicken Culture in Korea
Seoul Travel Guide for Muslim Visitors
Craving For Turkish Food in Korea? Put This Restaurant On Bucketlist
Maji: Enjoy the Taste of Temple Food
Experience the flavors of Nepal in South Korea
A symbol of love and tolerance – the Lotte Tower Prayer Room
Top 5 Halal Restaurants In Korea- A Gastronomic Culinary Adventure
Four Things to Know About Halal Guys, Korea
More Trip Themes
Must Have Items for Summer in Korea
Summer has finally arrived to Korea! Beautiful green trees and plants, colourful flowers and glittering rivers cover the country. However, Korean summers are also extremely hot, humid and…
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Ways to Stay Cool Outdoors in Summer
A hot summer in Korea may sound like a dream, but most people that live here dislike the season. Not only is it the hottest time of the year but also the most humid and wet. Between…
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Samgyetang: The Best Food to Beat the Heatwave
In Korea, Sambok refers to the three hottest days of the lunar calendar, which are Chobok, Jungbok and Malbok. Koreans also call these three hottest days of summer Boknal Days. During Boknal,…
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Seoul Tourism Organization introduces Eunpyeong
Walk the winding alleys of the Eunpyeong Hanok Village and explore a fascinating history at the Eunpyeong Hanok Museum.
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Stunning National Parks in Korea
Did you know that Korea has 22 national parks? This is quite remarkable considering the country’s modest size. Let’s explore a few of the most stunning national parks that South…
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Top 5 Water Parks in Gyeonggi Province to Beat the Summer Heat
Visiting to Water parks is one of the best solution for you to beat the summer heat. In Korea, there are numerous excellent water parks with a variety of water rides and activities. If youโre…
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Nodeul Island – Artificial Island in Han River
Are you looking for a place in Seoul where you can take a break from the hustle of the city and spend a relaxing time in an island? Lucky you! there is a beautiful island in the city. The…
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Nonsan City: A Place Worth The Visit
Nonsan is an agricultural city in South Chungcheong Province well known for its succulent local strawberries. However, Nonsan is notably underrated in comparison with other tourist…
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How to enjoy the rainy season in South Korea as locals do
Summer in South Korea usually rhythms with the rainy season or Jangma (์ฅ๋ง) in Korean. During this time of the year, it can be hard to find fun activities to do and, consequently you might end…
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Online Temple Cookery Class from a Korean Monk
Today I would like to share with you my personal experience of a very special MOFA event: learning to cook traditional Korean temple food from a genuine Korean monk
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‘Bomnal’ Seaside Cafe in Jeju with Breathtaking Coastal View
One of the best things to do in Jeju Island is to do a cafรฉ hopping. It is because there are a lot of Instragrammable coffee shops that do not only serve good tasting coffee but also offer…
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Innisfree Jeju House – Is it Worth A Visit?
What comes into your mind when you hear about “Innisfree”? I’m pretty sure you would associate it with the Korean cosmetic brand of the same name. But did you know that…
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Perks of Living in Seoul
Have you ever considered living in Korea? If so, where would you choose to live? The capital city of Seoul would likely come to mind. Seoul is home to 9.7 million people and known for its high…
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Free Hallyu Tour at KBS ON Experience Hall
Have you ever visited KBS, one of the largest national television networks in South Korea? If youโre a fan of K-pop, K-dramas or variety shows, the KBS ON Experience Hall should be at the top…
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Pomellow Bean: the Best Coffee in Seoul
Special blends are exhibited on the counter for you to have a closer look. The title of "coffee shop" or "cafe" doesn't do this place justice. It is better suited as a museum or library…
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Covid-19 Quarantine Korea Survival Guide
The ultimate guide to surviving 2 weeks of Covid-19 quarantine on entry to Korea, with tips on staying healthy, having fun and making the most out of your freedom day.
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Top 3 Places to Visit in Incheon
Incheon is a city on the border of Seoul, South Korea and it is undoubtedly the nation’s transport hub. The city is known for the sleek, futuristic Incheon International Airport with…
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Art in the streets: Gamcheon Village in Busan
Summer vacation is just around the corner and you still donโt know where to go for a trip? Well, no problem. There are plenty of marvellous places you can visit while in South Korea. Iโm sure…
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A day with stars at Grevin Museum, Seoul
The Grevin Museum Seoul fulfilled my dream of meeting lifetime celebrities including Nelson Mandela and Gandhi . History The Grevin Museum is a wax museum in Paris and has been around for many…
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Waste Reborn as Art at the Daelim Museum in Seoul
The Daelim Museum in Seoul is the nation's home of international contemporary art. This summer, the main exhibition is Tongโs Vintage, which focuses on sustainability. Join me on my journey…
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