Americans affiliated with the military often have questions about giving gifts or tokens of gratitude to Korean people. Here are some helpful tips when it comes to gift giving in Korea.
When it comes to making friends with Koreans, understanding the culture and ways of connecting is key. Building relationships across cultures can be a wonderful experience that broadens horizons and creates mutual understanding.
Standing up in front of a crowd at a bar on karaoke night might not be everyone’s idea of fun, but this cultural phenomenon has been around for a long time and continues to draw in new fans.
As you stroll around busy streets in Korea, you’ll find many photo booth options. There are numerous special photo booth shops where friends, couples or families can take instant snapshots together.
Whether you’re single, unaccompanied, or stationed with your family in Korea, it can take a few months to get comfortable in your new surroundings. Korea has many exciting activities, a rich cultural history and delicious food to sample, but where do you begin?
Jinju City is set to illuminate the year-end with an array of cultural events, including the Christmas Tree Chambit Cultural Festival, the International Jazz Festival, and a midnight bell-ringing ceremony.
