It’s time to book your flights and pack your bags to go on your next adventure! We know you love to travel as much as we do and being stationed in the Pacific provides great access to all the beautiful countries you never imagined you’d get to see.
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Pyeongtaek is the largest host city in Korea, home to two U.S. military bases: Osan Air Base and Camp Humphreys. Many Pyeongtaek residents explore not only attractions within the city but also quick getaways in neighboring cities like Anseong and Asan.
The 21st Namhae Garlic & Korean Beef Festival will take place from June 11 to 14 at the Namhae Exile Literature Museum grounds, showcasing two of the county’s most famous agricultural products.
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.
Korea has plenty of EV chargers, but your first charge can still be tricky because the system is fragmented: different operators, different payment flows and mostly Korean-language screens.
When Americans first enter a Korean workplace, they immediately sense something: Respect is everywhere.
Sacheon, in South Gyeongsang province, has some great destinations for those looking to avoid crowds and seek pleasure for a great day trip.
South Korea recorded its second warmest spring since nationwide weather records began in 1973, with average temperatures reaching 13.3°C between March and May.
Looking to get out and about? Here’s what’s happening around Busan this weekend.
One of Seoul’s most popular outdoor festivals will return this week as the Han River Triathlon Festival takes place from June 5 to 7 at Ttukseom and Jamsil Hangang Parks.
Here are four recommended places around Busan to check out this summer.
The international cycling race Tour de Gyeongnam 2026 will return from June 9 to 13, bringing elite riders from around the world to some of the South Coast’s most scenic routes.
Busan’s Pier 1 will once again be transformed into a vibrant waterfront destination this June as Port Village Busan 2026 brings together local food, art, live entertainment, and harbor-side experiences along the city’s iconic port.
Visitors to Seoul Grand Park can now enjoy a colorful new attraction as thousands of red poppies bloom along the lakeside walking trail, creating one of the park’s most picturesque early summer landscapes.
