
A Guide to Korean Rice Cakes
The most commonly eaten traditional Korean dessert is definitely rice cakes or tteok. Korean rice cakes are delicious balls of pure happiness consisting of rice flour and various other grains.…

Best of Seoul: Euljiro 3-ga Edition
Finding the exact borders of Euljiro-dong proved more difficult than I had imagined before…

Modern Hanbok: Where K Culture Meets Contemporary Fashion
A traditional Korean garment first worn over 2000 years ago, now sported by K Pop sensations…
K Tradition
Visit royal palaces, temples, hanok villages and the remains of ancient capitals
K Tradition
Visit royal palaces, temples, hanok villages and the remains of ancient capitals
Gyeongbokgung Palace- Feel the Korean History and Culture
History about Gyeongbokgung Palace Gyeongbokgung (경복궁) palace…
Traditional and very colorful HAEDONG YONGGUNGSA TEMPLE
In this trip I visited the main attraction of Busan – Haedong…
Gyeongju by Day AND by Night
Ever travelled to Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang? Gyeongju is a small,…
Jongno-gu: Cultural and Artistic Tour I
Jongno is an important administrative and cultural center in Seoul.…
Ikseon-dong Hanok Village
Ikseon-dong Hanok Village, first established in the 1920s, offers a…
Guam Church: Starting Point of Independence Movement
In the past, Korea was under the rule of Japan. But the love…
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Fortune Telling in Korea
Fortune telling in Korea, as well as some other kinds of divination, has been popular since ancient times. Korean shamen are an integral part of traditional culture and many still believe in…
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…
Korean and Indian Culture: Similarities Half a World Apart
South Korea and India are approximately 5,000 km apart. This is no insignificant distance. However, although geographically separated, the two countries share some striking cultural and…
Blue House Opens to the Public
For the first time in 74 years the Blue House, South Korea’s presidential office, is open to the public. Upon his inauguration, president Yoon Seok-youl relocated the governing headquarters of…
BTS Gangwon Tour: Feel the Ocean Breeze
One of the best ways to travel in Gangwon Province is on a BTS Gangwon Tour. Gangwon Province is my favorite place in Korea. The Eastern sea is simply too breathtaking! This province has the…
What is Aegyo? Cute or Weird?
Have you noticed this tendency for adult Korean women to sound like spoiled brats when talking to men in Korean dramas? This “act” is called aegyo in Korea, kawaii (Japan), and…
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…
8 Korean Mythical Creatures
Stories about Korean mythical creatures date back thousands of years. Many of the folktales I will share with you today have their roots in ancient religions. Korea’s mythical creatures…
An Introduction to Korean Shamanism
Korean Shamanism is an important part of life in South Korea, both in the past and in modern times. Korean Shamanism (무교) is an ancient cultural practice and is a commonality shared between…
The Best Things to Do in Gyeongju
Gyeongju is commonly referred to as the roofless museum of Korea. The ancient capital of Silla has a lot to offer. From historical sites to natural wonders, the possibilities are endless. But,…
3 Mythological Creatures in Korean Dramas
Most of you have probably watched at least one Korean drama. Maybe you wanted to learn a little bit of Korean culture, or your favorite singer made a cameo appearance. But, I think for most of…
Buying Hanbok: Custom Made and Second Hand
Everyone in Daegu has heard about Seomun Market. It’s one of the oldest traditional markets in Korea. And for a good reason! If you can’t find what you are looking for, it probably…