Gyeongsang Province sits in Korea’s southeastern region and features a variety of beautiful destinations with cultural and historical significance.

For K-Drama fans, watching your favorite show is only half the fun. Imagine being able to go to the same café where a heartwarming scene happened or taking a selfie at a filming location that looks just like the drama.

Ikseon-dong Hanok Street (or Village) is located in the heart of Jongno in Seoul, surrounded by Insadong Street, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine.

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).

If you were older than 10 circa the early 2010s, you may remember the Cronut craze.

When you wake up in the morning, what’s the first thing on your mind? For many, the answer is simple. It’s coffee.

If you are simply looking for a place to take a nice stroll and then please your taste buds, then to the area of Seokchon Lake and Songridan-gil Street in Seoul.

In Korea, many locals have a common hangout routine which involves visiting a good restaurant to enjoy delicious dishes and then heading to a café for delicious desserts.

Tucked away behind Seoul’s picturesque houses near Bukchon Hanok Village is Dotori Garden.

Right next to Cheonggyecheon Stream in the heart of Seoul, HiKR Ground is a must-visit cultural complex for anyone traveling to Korea.