Travel & Place

In most global metropolises, major multi-lane avenues and river bridges are treated as rigid, untouchable channels reser...

Every summer, as humidity and soaring temperatures grip Seoul, the capital activates one of its most remarkable civic as...

Conquer Seoul with a single subway line. We’ve curated the most vibrant daytime spots along Line 2 to help you experienc...

Planning a trip to Korea and suddenly saw the word “Jangma” in the weather forecast? Korea’s rainy season is not simply ...

In many Korean restaurants and cafes, kiosks — self-ordering machines — greet customers instead of staff.In This Article...

Korea is frequently mentioned as one of the most travel-friendly countries in Asia. Public transportation is well-connec...

Jeju Island’s JEJU OLLE TRAIL (제주 올레길) is a long-distance walking network that circles much of the island through coasta...

Seoul added a new mode of public transport in September 2025: a ferry service running along the Han River from Magok in ...

In many countries, highway rest stops are places people briefly visit for gas, coffee, or a bathroom break. In Korea, th...

Walk into almost any store in Korea and you will see signs reading 1+1 or 2+1 on shelves, refrigerators, and beauty disp...

Insaengneoket (인생네컷) literally means "four cuts of life." Insert money, and a strip of four photos comes out in under tw...

Most people picture Gyeongju as a open-air history museum — Bulguksa Temple, Seokguram Grotto, Cheomseongdae Observatory...

Temple Stay is a traditional cultural experience program where visitors directly experience the daily life of Buddhist p...

Haengridan-gil is a 612-meter cafe street that runs directly below Hwaseong Fortress — old fortune teller shops converte...

In Jeonju, you can visit a working hanji mill, form your own sheets using the traditional technique, and leave with pape...