You probably heard, that South Korea isn’t a country people would recommend during winter. And if you’re extremely sensitive to cold, then yep – that might be true.. But IF you’re looking for a winter wonderland with fun activities, amazing…
Get ready to dive into the Korean winter wonderland in January! Despite many other Travel Guides I actually think that winter can be an amazing time to visit South Korea: It’s much cheaper and less crowded than the most popular…
Seollal, the Lunar New Year’s Day, is one of South Korea’s most important holidays and a vibrant and culturally rich celebration. In 2024 Seollal falls on February 10. This annual festivity is a time for families to come together, pay…
Since the Korean Government announced the new Workcation Visa in January 2023 Digital Nomads around the world are waiting for more details.. And now it’s finally time! On December 29th the Ministry of Justice announced more infos which I will…
Jeju Island, a picturesque paradise off the southern coast of South Korea, is a haven for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those seeking a peaceful escape from Korea’s big cities. While the island boasts stunning landscapes and a rich cultural…
As Seollal – Korean New Year, usually in February – is one of the main holidays for Koreans, the New Years Evening on December 31st is usually just celebrated among the younger generation by going to clubs or bars. I…
I especially love South Korea for its dynamic blend of modernity and tradition, especially because they successfully preserved their amazing cultural and natural heritage. So I was not surprised when I found out, that Korea actually has a remarkable collection…
Andong, situated in the southeastern part of South Korea, is a city steeped in tradition and history. Known for its well-preserved cultural heritage, Andong offers visitors a unique glimpse into Korea’s rich past. In this blog post, I’ll let you…
If you happen to be in Seoul during Christmas, you might have realized already, that Christmas in South Korea is celebrated very differently to what we are used to in Western Countries. So for you to still have a unique…
Chuseok, also known as Korean Thanksgiving, is one of South Korea’s most cherished and significant holidays. If you’re planning a visit to Seoul during Chuseok, quite some places will be closed as Koreans visit their families – similar to our…