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Hongdae Edition: Enjoy eating, drinking, and exploring at Hongik University Station!Hongdae Station is Seoul’s vibrant hub of youth and energy where art, fashion, music, and a unique street food culture blend together. The diverse sights and charming shops scattered throughout the streets are like a living, breathing work of art, making it impossible to stop
If you’re looking for a place to take some beautiful photos, I’d highly recommend checking out these hanok cafes in Jongno-gu. You’ll find them in Ikseon-dong, Bukchon, Samcheong-dong, and Seochon.Seoul is a place that showcases the beauty of a modern city. Travelers visiting Seoul are excited by its towering buildings and never-ending lights. While photos
Etiquette, Side Dish Refills, and Tipping Culture“Did you eat yet?” is a loving greeting that Koreans offer. For Koreans, meals are paramount, so making sure their loved ones eat well has become a way of greeting them. Meals aren’t just sustenance in Korea; they’re crucial times for sharing warmth with others. To enjoy a delightful
Recommended museums and art galleries with free admission Worried about your budget while planning your trip? Don’t worry! Seoul is a place where you can keep your wallet closed while opening the doors to culture and art wide. Instead of buying expensive souvenirs, immerse yourself in Korea’s history and art to create unforgettable memories. From
A Seoul City Fandom RoadmapThe power of K-culture is now known worldwide! Boasting tremendous influence beyond K-pop, it encompasses K-dramas, K-food, K-beauty and much more besides. Among the many tourists visiting Korea, K-culture enthusiasts are growing in number in every field — so diverse that visitors are bound to love at least one “K” genre.
Want to experience special dishes made with familiar ingredients?Learn how to eat flower crabs raw! Learn how to keep chicken moist without oil! These are beloved delicacies among locals and nourishing foods for the body. Discover unique Korean treats that are so delicious they’re called ‘rice thieves’, such as ‘gejang’ (crab sauce) and ‘dakhanmari’ (whole
What is Korea like in spring, summer, autumn and winter?One of Korea’s charms is its distinct four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. Each season offers a completely new landscape and atmosphere, providing travellers with a unique experience depending on when they visit. Just as the moods and scenery are distinctly different in each season,
Want a relaxing night in Korea with your child?Family trips with children can be fun, but they require a lot of attention. This is true not just in Korea, but anywhere you travel. If your children are young, it is especially important to carefully consider your accommodation at your destination — optimal routes, ample space
Enjoying Gamaek when the wind blows?Seoul’s vibrant nightlife isn’t just about clubs. There’s also the simple, heartwarming Korean drinking culture known as ‘gamaek’. Short for ‘gagye macju’ (shop beer), gamaek is a unique Korean tradition of enjoying beer and simple snacks at ordinary neighbourhood supermarkets or corner shops. Believed to have originated in Jeonju in
Finding the perfect accommodation for the perfect itineraryYour magical Korean journey begins the moment you step off the plane. A perfect trip starts and ends well! Comfortable travel is key. Find the perfect route that takes you from the unfamiliar airport to your accommodation without any hassle, and makes heavy luggage feel like no burden.
