South Korea

If you take a stroll in Seoul sometime around the first week of November, you’ll quickly notice stalls and convenience stores putting out large displays of Pepero of all sizes …

The Korean people love a good cup of coffee, which is why you’ll quickly notice on a trip to Korea that there’s a café on nearly every corner. Seoul alone …

Valentine’s Day traditions just seem to get more popular every year. It’s the time of year where we’re given the opportunity to express our love and appreciation for the friends …

South Korea is known as the Land of Morning Calm because at night is when things really get loud. Koreans, resident foreigners, and tourists alike all love to spend a …

I consider myself a bit of an expert on the topic of Korean candies, particularly because I spent my first year in Korea frequenting the local grocery stores for sweets …

Incheon Airport, also known as Seoul-Incheon International Airport (ICN Airport), is the largest airport in South Korea. It consistently ranks as one of the best in the world, and if …

Koreans absolutely love snacks. When I taught English in South Korea, all my elementary students lived for the late morning milk & snack break, usually opting for chips of some …

If you find yourself with an extra day on Jeju Island, Udo Island is the place to go. If you haven’t heard of it, Udo is an island 15 minutes …

For Koreans, spending a long weekend in Busan is a popular getaway, especially from Seoul. It’s got the beach & ocean vistas, abundant seafood, and the most famous living village …

To those looking for the best chocolate in South Korea, well, quite frankly I’d send you elsewhere. Seoul’s chocolate scene is much more developed than that of Jeju, while Busan …