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
An Introduction to Korean Shamanism
Korean Shamanism is an important part of life in South Korea, both…
The Deranged Prince and Wailing at Changdeokgung
Korean Royal Palaces are symbols of this country’s monarchical past…
Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway and Nearby Kdrama Filming Locations
If you have watched the hit Korean dramas “Goblin”, “The Beauty…
A trip to Jeonju Hanok Village
After staying in the lively Seoul for a while one needs a…
Back to history: Unforgettable Weekend Plan in Jeonju
Have you ever watched Korean historical dramas like Jumong, Dae…
2021 Moonlight Tour at Changdeokgung Palace Open
“Moonlight Tour at Changdeokgung Palace” that starts on…
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What To Do In Gangwondo This Winter
Has it crossed your mind to visit Korea in winter? Spend Christmas here, or watch it snow? We will tell you some information that may help you if you decide to visit Korea in winter… or…
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Viva Arte in Seoul
Wondering what to do in Seoul this winter? Do you feel the urge to colorize your life and discover new things in town? Are you an art lover, a photographer, or just a curious soul that needs…
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Top Modern Hanbok Brands
Hanbok (한복) is a set of traditional clothing that has been worn by Koreans for over 1,600 years. Its historical importance is constantly linked to the Joseon Dynasty, even though it has older…
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Door Designs of Korean Buddhist Temples
This is a close-up look at one of the rarest books by the father of Korean documentary photography, Joo Myung-Duck. Door Designs of Korean Buddhist Temples is a collection of photographs…
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Best Fish Markets in Korea
Going to fish markets may not be the first thing on your mind when you plan your itinerary for visiting Korea. However, if you are from a country outside of Asia, you will find it to be an…
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Yeosu Media Art Pavilion NocteMare
Exhibitions with various art objects are located not only in Seoul or Busan. To visit one of these places, you can go, for example, to Yeosu. This is a large city in the very south of the…
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Daegu Concert Experience
If you are familiar with K-pop, then I’m pretty sure you know about the K-pop festivals that have been taking place all over Korea. My roommate and I wanted to experience one, so when we…
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Tomb of King Muryeong
The tomb of King Muryeong (무령왕릉) for a long time was a mystery that thrilled many historians. Found officially in the city of Gongju, the tomb of King Muryeong explains relationships from the…
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Cliffside Temple in Busan: Haedong Yonggungsa
If there is one temple to visit in Busan, it is without a doubt Haedong Yonggungsa (해동용궁사). Its location is right by the sea, along a cliffside which makes it one of the most unique and…
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Life in the Korean Countryside: Bongjwa Village
I have always been someone, who loves nature more than the city. Nature has always been my safe place. Normally, when I need to escape, I head to the mountains for a hike away from city life.…
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Dadaepo Beach: A Must-Visit Busan Destination for ARMY
Annyeong ARMY! First off, I would like to start by welcoming everyone to this wonderful dynamic city: Busan! Busan has been my home for the past year and a half. As a result, I have had the…
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Nature’s Revenge: The Jangsan Monster
South Korea has a history that goes back thousands of years. Most local tales are ancient, having been passed down through the generations. However, this story is different. It has all the…
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5 Traditional Korean Desserts You’ll Fall in Love With
I don’t know how you feel about it, but I deeply love pastries and other confectionery treats. We find some things here and there, but having Western dishes in Korea is just like having Korean…
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5 Underrated Attractions on Jeju Island
Autumn is the best time to visit Jeju. The weather is perfect. Jeju is so big that you can not possibly explore it completely, even if you go there ten times. Last week I got a chance to visit…
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Murder from Beyond the Grave: The Legend of Two Sisters
Korea has fairly rich folklore with a variety of stories that were spread during the Joseon period. Most famous among Korean folklore are mystical stories related to murders. In this article,…
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Haunted Palaces: Queen Min and Gyeongbokgung
Korean Royal Palaces are the symbol of this country’s past monarchies. Now, they stand proudly as its most notable landmarks. Nevertheless, these palaces, have stood for hundreds of years and…
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Gwangyang: A Hidden Gem Along the Southern Coast
While traveling in Korea many people usually visit Seoul, Busan, and Jeju, the most popular tourist cities. However, Korea has also beautiful places in small towns, too. Currently, I am living…
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An Unforgettable Journey to Yeosu
I have frequently traveled throughout the South Korean peninsula during my stay. But, if I had to single out the best destination to travel to, it would be none other than Yeosu. I loved the…
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Seokpajeong Seoul Art Museum: Where History meets Art
Calling all those who hold art near and dear, as well as lovers of historical sites! Seokpajeong Seoul Art Museum is the place for you! With over 600 years of history, this art museum and…
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Free Exhibition at the Asia Culture Center in Gwangju
If you love art and interactive galleries, you won’t want to miss this free exhibition in Gwangju at the Asia Culture Center. Explore the beginning of the earth, the importance of water,…
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