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If you’re interested in learning Korean in South Korea, then this video is perfect for you. In this blog post, I’ll give you a brief overview of the D4 visa, which is specifically designed for people who want to study the language at a Korean university. KOREAN LANGUAGE PROGRAMS South Korea has numerous language programs and institutions that offer very different kinds of lessons. Some popular options include language programs
South Korea – a land of rich traditions, modernity and breathtaking landscapes, known for K-Pop, Korean Drama, Technology, Skin care, Fashion and so much more. It became a favorite Travel destination for tourists all over the world offering an unforgettable travel experience. So in this ultimate guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know for an amazing South Korea trip from Basic Information about the country, weather all around the
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 and memorable Christmas experience during your South Korea Trip, I gathered all the info and top places you will need for your Christmas holidays in Seoul! What Christmas means in
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 know everything you should know for your trip to Andong, the best spots to visit and the culinary delights to savor. If you want to have a comfortable and well
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 Christmas holidays.. But don’t worry – in this blog post, I’ll not only explain the significance and meaning of Chuseok, its dates for the next years and the weather in
If you would ask me for my favorite Korea Travel Month: It’s September! The hot and humid weather slowly comes to an end but there are still as many cultural events and festivals like in summer and spring. Find tips like this and everything else you might have to think of when visiting Korea in September in this blog post. How is September in South Korea? September is one of
South Korea became a top destination for experiencing the breathtaking beauty of fall foliage in Asia. The autumn season typically spans from late September to mid November. In this comprehensive guide, I will cover everything from the best times to visit and weather conditions to essential preparations, top spots in Seoul and beyond, and the stunning fall flowers and trees that grace the country. When to Witness Fall Foliage Fall
One of the first exciting steps when traveling to South Korea is making your way from Incheon Airport to the vibrant heart of Seoul. From Bus, Subway, Taxi to Rent Cars – there are multiple options you can choose from, which I will explain in this Blog Post. Where to find what at the Airport? Most international travelers will arrive at Incheon International Airport, one of the busiest but also
South Korea attracts many young travelers every year with its culture, breathtaking landscapes and modern technology. However, some people want to come to Korea not only for a few weeks vacation, but for a few months or even years. But for that, you need a visa and that requires a lot of research.When I decided to move abroad in 2021 and chose South Korea for many reasons, I didn’t really
The South Korean flag, commonly known as the 태극기 (Taegeukgi), is a vibrant and captivating emblem that holds deep historical significance and cultural symbolism. This flag, with its bold colors and distinctive design, represents the essence of South Korea’s rich heritage and national identity. In this blog post, I’ll dive into the history, colors, symbols, and the tradition of displaying the South Korean flag during national holidays. A Glimpse into
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If you would ask me for my favorite Korea Travel Month: It’s September! The hot and humid weather slowly comes to an end but there are still as many cultural events and festivals like in summer and spring. Find tips like this and everything else
During Korea’s typically hottest month of the year the focus of your trip should be on indoor activities or water related events, so you can embrace the heat and humidity in August. The Korean Monsoon Season slowly comes to an end, means you don’t have
Starting in June Korean Summer season comes with a lot of rain – especially in July. So if you visit Seoul or any other Korean City around that time, don’t forget an umbrella, prepare some Indoor Activities and fully enjoy the few sunny days. Find
With June Summer fully arrived in South Korea – Temperatures make a big jump and with that there are endless events and festivals happening in the country! Summer season in Korea comes with a lot of rain, so if you visit Seoul or any other
Seoul, a city brimming with history, culture, and innovation, offers a plethora of accommodation options to suit every traveler’s taste. Whether you’re a savvy explorer or a luxury seeker, there’s a perfect abode waiting for you in this vibrant metropolis. To make your Seoul adventure
May is honestly one of my favorite months to travel to South Korea.. It’s getting warmer, but not too hot yet. The crazy busy Cherry Blossom Season is over, but you can still see some beautiful spring flowers and the country starts celebrating some major
As the winter cold disappears and nature begins its annual rejuvenation, there’s a particular magic that unfolds in Seoul. Springtime transforms the bustling metropolis into a canvas of vibrant colors and delicate fragrances – one of the most enchanting things to witness when traveling to
Early April is THE time to see Cherry Blossom in Seoul and many other Spring Blossoms in South Korea! The sun shines and the people celebrate the new beginnings all over the country. Even if you might be too late for Cherry Blossom, there are
As in most other countries too March brings the spring to South Korea! People spend more time outside, the weather gets a bit warmer and most importantly: The Spring Blossom Season starts! Visiting Korea in March is always a good idea and even if you
This is your ultimate companion to experiencing the beauty of cherry blossoms in South Korea. This comprehensive guide gives you all the information you need to plan your perfect cherry blossom trip, from the forecasted dates for 2025, the best viewing spots in Seoul and
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 winter destinations and good winter
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 seasons, but still offers endless
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 respects to ancestors, and engage
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 share and explain in this
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 heritage, your choice of accommodation
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 will share the most famous
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 of 16 UNESCO World Heritage
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 know everything you should know
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 and memorable Christmas experience during
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 Christmas holidays.. But don’t worry
If you’re interested in learning Korean in South Korea, then this video is perfect for you. In this blog post, I’ll give you a brief overview of the D4 visa, which is specifically designed for people who want to study the language at a Korean
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