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Taebaeksan Snow Festival Korea
Jeonju Hanok Village (Part 1)
Experience Korean Natural Spas
Celebrate Seollal and the Year of the Snake in Korea
The Prospering Virtue of Changdeokgung Palace
Korea's Spring Flower Festivals in 2013!
Sampling Samcheong-dong's Charms in Seoul
Matt's Favorite Seoul Noodle Shops
The Saseongam Four Sages Hermitage
Six Great Seoul Art Galleries and Museums
A Jeju Island Food Tour
Korea's Rolling Hills of Green Tea in Boseong
A Walking Tour of Incheon Chinatown
Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park and Saetgang Bridge
Gangnam Style! Seoul Luxe in Cheongdam-dong

Taebaeksan Snow Festival Korea

The Taebaeksan Snow Festival Korea is one of the country's premier winter events. Located in snowy Gangwon Province, the festival features snow and ice sculptures.

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Jeonju Hanok Village (Part 1)

The Jeonju Hanok Village in North Jeolla Province is a wonderful place to sample Korea’s traditional food, tea, paper-making and unique hanok architecture.

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Experience Korean Natural Spas

Experience Korean natural spas and help the body to absorb natural minerals while purging harmful toxins.

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Celebrate Seollal and the Year of the Snake in Korea

This year, February 10 marks Seollal, or the lunar New Year and the day Koreans celebrate the year of the snake in Korea.

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The Prospering Virtue of Changdeokgung Palace

Many say Changdeokgung palace is Seoul's most beautiful royal residence. Completed in 1412, the UNESCO-listed palace was home to 13 kings over 270 years.

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Korea's Spring Flower Festivals in 2013!

It's time to announce Korea's spring flower festivals in 2013! For just a few weeks, don't miss Korea's beautiful dogwood, apricot and cherry blossoms!

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Sampling Samcheong-dong's Charms in Seoul

Samcheong-dong's charming mix of traditional hanok-style buildings, modern art galleries, comfy cafés and excellent restaurants have made it a huge draw.

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Matt's Favorite Seoul Noodle Shops

Noodles go back thousands of years in Korea, where they symbolize longevity. Let's celebrate culinary durability with two of my favorite Seoul noodle shops.

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The Saseongam Four Sages Hermitage

The Saseongam Four Sages Hermitage is a small Buddhist temple set dramatically into a wall of exposed granite on Korea's sacred Jirisan mountain.

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Six Great Seoul Art Galleries and Museums

Seoul is a great city for great art. In this post I take some snapshots of six great Seoul art galleries and museums.

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A Jeju Island Food Tour

A Jeju island Food Tour was a highlight of my three-day trip to Korea's southern island province. Not surprisingly, seafood and pork figured prominently.

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Korea's Rolling Hills of Green Tea in Boseong

Korea's rolling hills of green tea in Boseong are among the its most famous. In fact, some say that Boseong is Korea's tea growing capital.

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A Walking Tour of Incheon Chinatown

A Walking Tour of Incheon Chinatown is one of the best ways to view the port city's most interesting historical and cultural attractions.

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Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park and Saetgang Bridge

The Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park and Saetgang Bridge are two of Seoul's best new attractions for nature and architecture lovers.

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Gangnam Style! Seoul Luxe in Cheongdam-dong

The Seoul neighborhood of Cheongdam-dong is perhaps the best example of "Gangnam Style," among the city's most expensive to eat, shop and play.

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