Hallasan Mountain is Korea’s tallest mountain, rising 1,947 meters from the center of Jeju Island, and was inscribed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage in 2007.
Korea is home to 11 of UNESCO’s historically significant sites that span the globe. If you are visiting or living here on the Peninsula, here is a list of five favorite spots worth checking out during your stay.
Jinju City held the first non-face-to-face videoconference with three local governments, including Suncheon-si, Gochang-gun, and Seosan-si, on the 9th for joint listing of ‘Korea Eupseong’ as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Suwon’s landmark and UNESCO World Heritage site, Hwaseong Fortress, is a prime example of Joseon Dynasty-era (1391-1897) architecture and the centerpiece of the city’s history.
Welcome to virtual vacation video series where we can explore destinations from the comfort of our homes.
Join us as we take a short virtual journey to Fuji Five Lakes.
The great thing about this destination is that it is easily accessible from Tokyo and most of the military bases in the Kanto Plain area by car or train.
A Marine Corps spouse has started a crowdfunding campaign to help rebuild and restore a UNESCO World Heritage site on Okinawa severely damaged by fire last week.
Haman-gun is operating county-owned shops leased to merchants in Gaya Traditional Market as part of the urban regeneration project in Malsan district’s new ‘Namdu Fostering Food Town.
Many of us know the classic Cobb salad—lettuce, tomatoes, chicken or turkey, eggs, avocado, cheese and, of course, bacon bits. It is a classic for a reason—it’s delicious!
