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Sacheon-si in Gyeongnam Proivince is gaining attention as a premier leisure camping destination, offering a blend of leisure sports, history, culture, and tourism.
Dining out in South Korea offers an exciting mix of flavors, textures, and culinary traditions, but it can also be overwhelming if you can’t read the menu.
Each country has a different culture. When you live in a foreign country, if you take the time to learn the culture and manners to follow, it will be a great help in acclimating to your new home and making new friends.
In Korea, customers at restaurants usually press an electronic bell on the table when they want to order.
In Korea, there are many unique and Instagram-worthy cafes in almost every region of the country.
When you’re feeling down, happy, or just need a pick-me-up, here’s a great way to add some joy to your day for less than $20: Go to an all-you-can-eat restaurant!
Hongdae is one of the great spots to dine out. The streets are filled with diverse eateries featuring not only Korean delicacies, but also other international cuisines.
The heatwave continues into August, but there are plenty of things around the city to keep you busy if you’re planning a summer staycation in Busan.
In celebration of the 80th anniversary of Korea’s liberation, the Busan Museum of Modern and Contemporary History will run a special summer program for children titled “Ambiguous August 15” from August 12 to 17.