Have you heard about the Korean fan death myth? Are you worried about whether or not your fan may be trying to kill you? Want to know how to protect yourself and your loved ones from the silent killer that is fan death? Then you’re in the right place.
Travellers to Korea in winter can see incredible sights, including snow-covered palaces, dazzling lighting festivals, and sparkling Christmas decorations. However, the true beauty of Korean winter can be seen in the small street stalls and steamy traditional restaurants selling hot Korean winter foods that power people through the cold days.
Since September 1st, 2021, Korea has required travellers from 112 countries to apply for the Korea-ETA (K-ETA). This article will explain who needs the K-ETA, how to apply for the K-ETA, and answer a range of other questions regarding this new travel document.
If you’re travelling to Korea this winter, you have the chance to see snow-capped mountains, Korean temples blanketed in snow, and many other unique sights from the Land of Morning Calm. So, where does it snow in Korea and what are the best places to see snow?
If you’re looking for a great place to stay in Seoul for a reasonable price, Myeongdong is the place for you. There are dozens of hotels in Myeongdong that offer a comfortable night’s sleep at prices that won’t break the bank. Myeongdong is a melting pot of Korean and foreign culture and one of the best places for travellers to Seoul looking for an all-round Korean experience.
Get ready to learn all about one of my favourite holidays in Korea, the delicious Pepero Day. What is Pepero Day? It’s a whole day dedicated to sharing and stuffing your face with Korea’s popular biscuit-based snack, Pepero. Pepero Day in Korea is celebrated nationwide on November 11th, or 11/11, a date which is said to resemble four Pepero sticks standing upright.
Want to learn how and why English is often mistranslated into Konglish? Need a good laugh? Then these 70 funny Korean signs will give you a quick giggle and offer some interesting insights into the weird and wonderful world of Korean translations.
Seeing autumn leaves in Korea is an absolute must. Dazzling reds, burning oranges, rich golds, and lush greens paint the forests and mountains of Korea’s countryside in waves of splendour that shouldn’t be missed. Discover all the best places to see autumn foliage in Korea this fall.
Want to get out of the big Korean cities and see more cultural, historic, and natural sights that will entertain and educate? Then you should check out all the interesting things to do in Buyeo, a UNESCO World Heritage City located in western Korea.
Do you know what the tastiest traditional Korean dishes are? You might be think of Korean BBQ, or maybe kimchi and ramyeon. These are just the tip of a culinary iceberg that covers a wide range of dining options for all travellers.
A collection of the most beautiful Korean autumn leaves pictures to show you why you must visit Korea during this season. The best season to visit Korea.
This useful guide to exploring Naejangsan National Park will give you the best options for how to go to Naejangsan National Park – one of Korea’s fall foliage hotspots. It will also provide a brief overview of the sights, locations, attractions, and food available at Naejangsan and why you should definitely visit.