Are you interested in opening up a box of Korean seasonal goodies that have been hand-picked and themed to introduce you to a fun part of Korean culture? Then you might be interested in the Daebak Box - one of the best subscription Korean gift box services.
Have you ever wanted to learn Korean and watch TV at the same time? Want a more interesting and interactive learning experience that will teach you how to speak Korean like a native speaker and introduce you to Korean expressions? Then perhaps you'd be interested in Lingopie.
Do you know what's considered rude in Korea? Are you interested in learning some insights into Korean etiquette, culture, and manners so that you can impress people when you travel? Want to know if you should tip in Korea? Eager to find out more about Korean culture to help you understand your favourite K-Drama?
Korea has a rich library of culinary delights that are sure to make your mouth water and leave you well-stuffed. From fiery BBQ to finger licking KFC (Korean fried chicken), fresh seafood, and ubiquitous kimchi. There are so many wonderful Korean dishes waiting for you. However, there are also some weird Korean foods that you might not be so familiar with.
Korea, like Japan, has long been known as a homogenous society, one with a strict sense of national identity and little ethnic diversity. However, you might be surprised to know that there are actually quite a lot of foreigners in Korea. But how many foreigners in Korea are there?
Want to travel to Korea but worried you won't be able to get around, talk to people, or buy those souvenirs you want? Don't worry. These 60 basic Korean phrases will help you make friends, grab bargains in the markets, and enjoy the tastiest Korean dishes with ease.
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.
Every November 11th, Koreans up and down the country indulge in the most delicious, chocolatey holiday in Korea. That’s because November 11th is Pepero Day in Korea - a day when Koreans (and I) indulge in chocolate-covered sticks that (apparently) make you slim.
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.