Summer festivals are the best way to cool off the Korean summer heat. Grab the fence and let yourself go rockin’, crack open some cold ones with fried chicken on a grass lawn, or pamper your skin with the finest mud

Seoul City has introduced a new QR code-based survey system aimed at addressing frequent complaints from foreign tourists about illegal taxi practices, including overcharging, refusal of service, and non-use of meters.

Each year, thousands of U.S. and United Nations Command troops stationed in Korea are invited to leave the base and enjoy the journey that brings history, culture, and purpose into focus.

Maj. Gen. Charles Lombardo, commanding general of the 2nd Infantry Division/ROK-U.S. Combined Division and Col. Christopher S. Nunn, Commander of 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team are pictured during a Transfer of Authority ceremony, on Camp Casey, South Korea.

Among many paid attractions in Seoul, there are also hidden gems that offer free admission. Exploring Seoul with your kids doesn’t have to break the bank as there are plenty of cost-effective options waiting to be discovered.

The globally renowned design fair Design Miami will hold its first exhibition in Asia this fall, choosing Seoul’s Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) as the host venue.

As the temperatures rise and the sun shines brightly, it’s time to dive into some summer adventures!

In Korea, summer is the season where people love enjoying horror movies and spooky experiences. Horror themed events will give you chills and scare away the summer heat!

Seoul Metropolitan Government has reopened the popular K-Food Festival Nok-Nok on June 22 at Sejong-ro Park next to Gwanghwamun Square.

Mingles in Seoul was named to the top 50 World’s Best Restaurant 2025 list, ranking 29th.