It's time to celebrate and enjoy the festivities as it is Lunar New Year's Day, or Seollal, in South Korea! Seollal (설날) Seollal or the Lunar New Year’s...
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Hanbok is the traditional attire of the Korean people with a history that is as colorful as the garments themselves. It was worn daily until about a century...
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While you are stuck at home during the coronavirus lockdown, with no commute to work and no social engagements, you realize that you have a lot of extra...
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As autumn arrives in South Korea, with its pleasant sunny days and cool gusts of wind, it marks the time of Chuseok, the Korean celebration of a good...
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South Korea is a country full of colors, and its festivals are no less colorful. As the temperatures begin to drop, it is time to gear up for...
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The flag of South Korea is a symbolic representation of peace, creation, unification, eternity, and light. It is also known as the Taegeukgi, and it’s a symbol of...
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An ultimate restaurant culture guide to help you avoid any potential goof-ups or miscommunications for whenever you are dining in any restaurant in South Korea! It is a...
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Festivals are celebrated in South Korea throughout the year with festive events happening every month, in one or other part of “The Land of Festivals.” These Korean festivals...
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Enjoy the picturesque beauty of 'the museum without walls' and Korean history by exploring the top things to do in Gyeongju! The historical city of Gyeongju deserves a...
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By nature, human beings develop certain beliefs and superstitions as part of their culture. Superstitions exist in all countries, and South Korea is no exception. There are many...
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