Jeonju, renowned as Korea’s culinary capital, was highlighted by National Geographic, a globally respected publication, for its iconic dishes like kongnamul gukbap (soybean sprout soup), Jeonju bibimbap, and makgeolli.

Starting in winter through early spring, the season of Korea’s sweet, plump strawberries begin. This delightful berry is beloved in Korea and you’ll notice many strawberry desserts, drinks and events are available this time of year.

You might recognize jjimjilbang as being a Korean bathhouse, but they are more than that. Not only can visitors enjoy hot soaks and spa treatments, but there are also rooms with entertainment like a small movie theater, arcade games, rooms for rest and even overnight stays.

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.

As you commute around South Korea, you’ll likely travel through many train stations. Among them, Seoul Station stands out as the busiest in the peninsula.

Here are six fantastic science museums in Korea that you and your kids won’t want to miss!

When I become a close friend with someone in the U.S. military, saying goodbye often comes too soon, which was the case when my dear friend Amanda, aka DJ Die Hard, recently left Korea.

When it comes to making friends with Koreans, understanding the culture and ways of connecting is key.

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!

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.