K-pop blasting from speakers, Korean BBQ sizzling on the grill, and waterfalls tumbling through green mountain gorges where monks meditate in ancient temples. Ultra-modern skyscrapers rise alongside traditional hanok houses. South Korea is a country of contrasts. And the great thing is: it’s easy to get around, safe, and surprisingly easy to travel. But before you leave, there are a few practical things you really need to know.
South Korea has one of the best public transportation systems in the world. Trains depart on time, metros run late into the night, and you check in effortlessly with your T-Money card. In this article, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about public transportation in South Korea, from the T-Money card to booking train tickets.
Getting ready for your trip to South Korea? Besides mapping out your itinerary and booking accommodations, doing a little research on the country is also part of the fun. So here’s my list of things that stood out to me in South Korea — about daily life and what you can roughly expect.
Jeju has its own food culture. The island is known for its Jeju black pigs, fresh seafood, green tea, and mandarins, which seem to be absolutely everywhere. In this article, I take you through my culinary discoveries on Jeju — from traditional BBQ to a memorable tea session.
Coffee culture is huge in South Korea, and Jeju is no exception. All over the island, you’ll find unique coffee spots, from specialty coffee bars to cafés with views over the sea. In this article, I’m sharing the best coffee spots I visited during my Jeju trip.
Busan is South Korea’s second city, but it feels totally different from Seoul. Hipper and more relaxed are the best words to describe the difference, and with beaches,…
