Check out these vibrant and lesser-known spots in Seoul featured in the 2021 Feel the Rhythm of Korea videos.
Winter in Korea is cold and harsh, but carrying these essentials around in your bag will make surviving the weather easier whether you live here or not.
If you haven't heard about how strong Korea's food and drink culture is, you must have been living under a very large rock. Koreans are famous for matching foods and…
Walk into any tourist souvenir shop and you'll see it sitting up high on the shelves, shining a rainbow under the fluorescent lighting: Mother of Pearl. The beautiful laquered and…
Modern hanbok, born of comfort and fashion, is the newest iteration of Korea’s national dress. Read about where to buy and how to wear it.
Experience the former ghettos and red light districts in popular cities, that are now small havens of art and culture with a distinct Korean style.
The Cheonggyecheon is historically important; find out why, and how you can interact with its past and present right here in Seoul.
Bakery Theater overlooks the iconic water and mountains that define Gapyeong county, and serves high quality baked goods and drinks to boot.
With stunning views over the hanok rooftops of the famous Bukchon neighbourhood of Seoul, this café specialises in green tea and is not to be missed.
Gongju is a small city in South Chungcheong province. It’s one of the lesser-travelled cities of Korea, but it’s beautiful and packed with rich history, particularly of the Baekje dynasty.