One of the highlights of the holiday season in Korea is the beautiful illuminations that light up streets, malls, parks, and other venues across the country.

Have you ever wondered what your kids will become when they grow up?

When planning a family trip with kids in Korea, one of the top questions can be, “Which amusement parks should we not miss?”

Korea’s winter is well underway and there are plenty more activities for you to enjoy and create unforgettable memories with friends and family.

The 2024 Gwangbok-ro Winter Light Tree Festival is set to illuminate the streets, filling the area with festive cheer.

Across from the UN Cemetery in Daeyeon-dong, there is a great Kalguksu place called Gongwon Kalguksu.

Geoje Island, off South Korea’s southern coast, is the country’s second-largest island after Jeju Island.

Take a walk to appreciate the beauty of the Suncheonman Bay National Garden. The sprawling grounds of the garden were established to preserve the bay area and are home to a variety of flora and fauna.

Jogyesan Provincial Park is known as one of top 100 famous mountains of South Korea. The park is home to two significant temples that have been preserved for over 1,000 years.

Suncheon City in South Korea’s southern region is well-known for its rich ecological diversity. With its two iconic destinations, Suncheonman Bay Wetland and the National Garden, the city has earned the nicknames “Ecological City” and “Garden City.”