As flights between Busan and Seoul decrease, the KTX line is now overwhelmed by passengers.

Gwanghwamun Square will turn into a massive light canvas this winter when 2025 Seoul Light Gwanghwamun opens on December 12, running for 24 days through January 4.

Winter is the season of delicious treats and street foods! Bungeoppang, tteokbokki, hotteok, and much more become available on the streets.

Have you ever wondered what your kids will become when they grow up? There’s a perfect place where they can explore their endless possibilities and expand their dreams—KidZania!

Wishcat Theme Park, billed as Korea’s first fully interactive Wishcat-themed family attraction, is set to open in Seoul with a concept built around the idea of “Wish Comes True.”

You can easily reach almost any destination on the Korean Peninsula with minimal effort and at a reasonable cost, whether by train, taxi, bus, plane, or your privately owned vehicle. Here are the basics to help you get started!

While Korea offers numerous amusement parks across the country, Everland and Lotte World featuring a year-round festive vibe stand out as champions with the most visitors.

Dream Forest Arts Center is rolling out a full lineup of winter performances, offering everything from classical music and jazz to band concerts and Christmas-themed programs for audiences of all ages.

If you are an adventurous eater, try han-jeong-sik, a premium and traditional Korean full course meal.

Seoul has selected “Morning Yellow” as its official 2026 city color, announcing that the warm, soft hue was drawn from the glow of the sunrise that begins the daily lives of Seoul residents.