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When it comes to making friends with Koreans, understanding the culture and ways of connecting is key.
It’s less than two weeks until my family moves across the world (again), and I find myself four hours south on South Korea’s coastal island of Geoje.
Discover Korea’s timeless beauty at Jeonju Hanok Village, boasting over 700 traditional hanok houses. Check out how much fun U.S. troops had at the largest hanok village in Korea!
Busan is looking to welcome Korea’s first Disney-themed experience facility, which will be built on prime waterfront land near Gwangalli Beach and Gwangan Bridge.
Find out what great things are happening around Busan this week.
The daffodils at Jinju in the Forest of Wolasan are beginning to bloom, creating sweeping yellow landscapes that complement the serene atmosphere of the Moonlight Garden.
Just 27 miles away from the capital of South Korea, less than an hour’s drive, a new generation of American Soldiers stare at a tense moment of military history in Korea, carved into 1.1 miles of granite bedrock at Third Tunnel of the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), March 20.
Busan’s hottest street dance event, the 2025 Busan Step Up Dance Festival, is back for its third year, bringing world-class dancers, explosive performances, and a near-impossible ticketing race to the Haeundae Film Archive from May 16 to 18.
2024 Seoul Beauty Travel Week wraps up after a seven-day run from September 23 to 29. Over 20,000 guests visited Seoul Forest Park, the main location of the event, expressing strong interest in K-beauty and wellness. Kim Yeong-hwan, director of Seoul’s Tourism & Sports Bureau, reassures the public that Seoul will do its best to make the event one of the leading festivals of the city.
Near Yonggwolsan Mountain in Sunchang, there is a 270-meter-long suspension bridge you don’t want to miss!
During the Japanese colonial rule, most of the palace was destroyed.
At Hwalok Cave, or Jade Cave, visitors have a unique opportunity to explore one of Asia’s biggest formore mines by foot and by kayak.
You can easily reach almost any destination on the Korean Peninsula with minimal effort and at a reasonable cost, whether by train, taxi, bus, plane, or your privately owned vehicle.
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Jeonju Hanok Village is one of the top tourist attractions for travelers seeking to explore rich Korean culture and flavors. With over 700 traditional hanok houses, Jeonju has one of the largest grouping of these antique buildings.
