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.
The Dodamsambong Peaks welcome visitors to the city of Danyang with their stunning mountainside views and heartbreaking ancient legends.
At Ganghwa Peace Observatory, you can see North Korea and learn more about the war with its interactive exhibitions.
The Goryeo Emergency Palace marks the site where the people of the kingdom resisted Mongolian invasions for nearly 40 years.
Easily my favorite part of our recent trip to Ganghwa Island, Joyangbangjik Cafe and Museum is a wonderland unlike any other.
For this trip, we were supported by K-Travel Bus, a leading tour company that offers private bus tours to both well-known and unique destinations.
Home to one of Korea’s most tragic memories, The King’s Road is a walking path with a dark twist. Detailed itinerary and map included.
Allie set out with Hana Tour ITC to explore the beauty of Ganghwa Island. And she certainly found it.
With the Korean ‘newtro’ (new + retro) wave sweeping across Korea, the New Village Cafe in Yeosu welcomes its guests into a 1980s Korean home.
The most famous King of Korea. That guy on your 10,000 won note. The dude with the giant statue. That’s Sejong, but what’s so special about this dude?