Although Seollal, the Lunar New Year, is traditionally a family holiday spent at home, many people also use the break to get out and explore.

Wondering where to begin your adventure in ROK during your stay? Here is a list of the top must-explore cities boasting all the beauty Korea has to offer.

At first, the room is quiet. A few service members sit slouched in their chairs, eyes fixed on the floor.

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

On July 5, 1950, just days after the Korean War began, the U.S. sent the first ground troops: Task Force Smith from the 24th Infantry Division.

Strawberry buffets, available from December to early April, are a seasonal event at many hotels and restaurants. Strawberry lovers will be thrilled by the variety of delightful desserts at this strawberry paradise!

Not far from the main entrance of Oeam Folk Village, you’ll find the Oeam Folk Marketplace Street, known for its row of traditional eateries in thatched roof houses.

Just like Gyeongnidan-gil Street in Itaewon or Sangsu-dong Café Street near Hongdae, Suwon has its own trendy little alley inside the fortress called Haengridan-gil (also known as Haenggung Village Road).

Doure is one of the few quality Hansik (Korean food) restaurants right by Camp Humphreys.

Valentine’s Day is not just about gifting chocolates, it’s a special opportunity to create romantic memories with your loved one!