Gongju is a small city in the central region of Korea. This calm area is known for its history and nature. We visited during cherry blossom season and quickly realized there was a lot more to see than just the flowers. From historic spots to cozy cafes and a few unexpected finds, it ended up…
Korea’s southern coast is truly beautiful, with large rocky mountains crashing into the sea. Namhae is one of the most spectacular islands in Korea, known for its breathtaking coast, calm atmosphere, delicious food, and unique villages. Spend a day with us as we explore the best things to do in Namhae. Our Itinerary Geumsan Mountain…
On a holiday in May, we wanted to go on a day trip in Korea. Unfortunately for us, all of Korea was pouring rain. We searched the forecast to see if there was even one sunny place. Thankfully, on the furthest south coast, Yeosu was forecasted to have blue skies. After a long drive, we…
Boseong is a region in South Korea known for its lush, rolling green tea fields and peaceful natural beauty. On our recent trip, we explored the famous Daehan Dawon Tea Plantation and surrounding local attractions. From tea-filled paths to coastal views and green tea-inspired treats, this journey was a perfect blend of relaxation and discovery….
Seoul is a city of many attractions. Some of the worlds biggest and brightest amusement parks can be found here. However, tucked on a mountainside on the east side of the city is one of Seoul’s most interesting locations. Come with us as we take some amazingly moody photos at the abandoned amusement park of…
Yangpyeong is a small county in Gyeongido Provience about 50 minutes away from Seoul. I first discovered it by finding a strange cafe in the shape of a camera. As I continued to research Yangpyeong, I realized it had a lot to offer. Our Itinerary Semiwon Garden Semiwon Garden is a botanical garden filled with…
Korea is known for its wide variety of festivals, whether they are about food, flowers, or the changing seasons. This summer, we decided to dive into one of the country’s most popular summer festivals: WATERBOMB. Our Itinerary We had already been to the famous Boryeong Mud Festival and loved every minute of it. So we…
The Boryeong Mud Festival is one of Korea’s biggest summer events. Located in the sleepy seaside town of Boryeong, for two weeks this city comes to life as guests sling mud, swim at the beach, rock out at concerts, and enjoy massive fireworks. This is our guide for getting the most out of the Boryeong…
Pohang is a coastal city on Korea’s eastern shore. It is not only known for its vibrant scenery and fascinating landmarks but also for its role as a filming location for the beloved drama Hometown Cha Cha Cha. From picturesque beaches and serene parks to quirky cafés and iconic monuments, Pohang’s top spots offer a…
Daejeon is the 5th largest city in South Korea and one of our favorite places in the world. It is known for its natural beauty, as well as robust science and technology, with some of the best universities in the country. Daejeon is often called “no-jam city” meaning there’s nothing to do. However, we think…