Chuncheon is the capital of Gangwon-do, and is famous for two things; drama and food. I tried to do both whilst there last weekend, with varying degrees of success: 1. Dakgalbi street, also known as Myeongdong street, is the main highlight of central Chuncheon. Here we were a lot more successful tourists! Dakgalbi is a
One of my favorite parts about Korea is the plethora of festivals they have almost every weekend – that, and drinking-in-public being okay (encouraged, really). It’s like Vegas everywhere. Last month, Busan had it annual Fireworks Festival. However, at first I was skeptical to go to the event as I have seen fireworks before in
The 5th Annual European Christmas Market is finally approaching. Christmas is the biggest holiday in Europe, so they made Christmas market, buying Christmas decorations and various foods with their families or friends to celebrate Christmas every year. Seongbuk Global Village Center aims for foreign residents to feel their home and local residents to experience European
I think Seoul has the best idea in capturing the hearts of its visitors. Ever since the implementation of “Tayo” buses project which gained a lot of attention from both foreigners and locals, or the young generation to the older generations, Seoul Mayor Park Won-Soon has once again worked together with Seoul Metro, in a
Would your childhood memories returns when you see a yellow rubber duck? Instead of a tiny rubber duck that kids usually plays with during their shower time, the well known inflated yellow duck has already arrived in Seoul on the 14th of October, and it’s said to be its final tour destination! Sponsored by Lotte Group
Located in south-eastern Korea, Daegu, formerly spelled Taegu, is the fourth largest city in South Korea after Seoul, Busan, and Incheon and has many traditional tourist attractions. If you ask any Korean on a food tour in the Daegu area, they will likely pick Anjirang Gopchang Street as one of must-stops for night dining. Gopchang
Coming from a country where every festival is celebrated like larger than life… Yeah I’m talking about India… I like the festival seasons and its celebration parade. So when came to Korea the one thing I like the most was celebrating festivals with family. Korea as a cultural country has many festivals for every season.
For most visitors to South Korea, Seoul is as far as they go. And why not? Seoul is the heart of Korea. Forty eight percent of the Korean populous live in the Seoul capital area, making it the third largest urban area in the world. It’s big, it’s bright, and it never sleeps. But what
