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.
So, you’ve read about some of the best things to do in South Korea by now, right? Tour the DMZ, go to the Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan, and climb to the top of the Seoul Tower–while those are all great things to experience if you happen to visit South Korea, aren’t you looking for something more…unique?
If the majority of posts on my page didn’t already give it away, I’m a Colorado boy.
I finally found it! A few months ago, I watched a video of unique and exciting restaurants in Seoul.
Café Main Street, a New York City-themed eatery near Pyeongtaek Port, is so popular that visitors from all over Korea are making the trek to check it out.
“Do you have a bigger size?”= Deo keun-size isseoyo? (더 큰 사이즈 있어요?)
Among many paid attractions in Seoul, there are also hidden gems that offer free admission. Exploring Seoul with your kids doesn’t have to break the bank as there are plenty of cost-effective options waiting to be discovered.
Namhae County has completed the installation of free public Wi-Fi on all 25 rural buses operating in the area, with full-scale service beginning in July.
To kick off the 4th July weekend, Humphreys Middle School hosted a special live performance by the Korean National Military Symphony Orchestra, joined by the 2nd Infantry Division/ROK-U.S. Combined Division
An elegant display of lotus flowers is now unfolding at the Joman River Ecological Sports Park in Gimhae.
