In the military, we do a lot of exercises. And ‘a lot’ is an understatement. In South Korea particularly, we (i.e. the military) have a special saying that we need to be “ready to fight tonight” because we don’t know when things with our neighbors to the north will turn south, if you know what I mean.
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Are you stationed or living in South Korea and are in need of doing something other than eating Korean BBQ, Kimchi, or touring one of the millions of temples spread across the peninsula?
If you’re looking for a nice day trip or craving some Chinese food, Incheon’s colorful Chinatown is the place to go. Centered in an old port area, the district is full of red and gold buildings nestled on a steep slope with lots of narrow streets to explore.
In South Korea, there are three mobile carriers: SK Telecom, KT, and LG U+. Many service members sign up for phone services with on-base shops associated with KT and LG U+.
If you go to Sunchang, there is no excuse to not visit Chaegyesan suspension bridge(채계산출렁다리), which is just a 20-minute drive from Yonggwolsan Mountain.
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.
Pohang, in the northern part Gyeongsang-do Province, is a port city known for its beautiful swimming beaches, Jukdo Market, which serves up the freshest catches, and the “Hands of Harmony” bronze sculpture in Homigot.
Namdaemun Market is a premier destination for those seeking special souvenirs before bidding farewell to Korea.
Hongdae is one of the hottest neighborhoods in Korea to enjoy the latest trends and exciting entertainment.
The Jeju Food and Wine Festival is underway through the 18th of May.
Tongyeong City invites both locals and tourists to enjoy a series of performances at the Gangguan Cultural Plaza.
Looking to get out and about? Here’s what’s happening around Busan this weekend.
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