Geumsansa Gold Mountain Temple
The Geumsansa Gold Mountain Temple is among Korea's finest Buddhist temples. It is best known for the magnificent three-story Maitreya Hall.
Continue ReadingThe Geumsansa Gold Mountain Temple is among Korea's finest Buddhist temples. It is best known for the magnificent three-story Maitreya Hall.
Continue ReadingThanks to the construction of an impressive 4-story yachting center in 2012, today more Seoulites are visiting Seoul Marina and sailing the Hangang river.
Continue ReadingExperience Korean natural spas and help the body to absorb natural minerals while purging harmful toxins.
Continue ReadingThe Daegwallyeong Sheep Farm offers a unique experience for Korea - to be amongst hundreds of sheep in Pyeongchang County's gorgeous Taebaeksan mountains.
Continue ReadingIt'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!
Continue ReadingJust six km. from the DMZ and inter-Korean border, Heyri Artists Village is a beautiful place where 500 writers and artists live and work together.
Continue ReadingDaeonsil is Changgyeonggung Palace's Great Glass House, a beautiful place dedicated to horticulture.
Continue ReadingMusee Shuim is a Seoul museum that showcases Korea’s funerary folk art - colorful wood sculptures that help the deceased transition into the afterlife.
Continue ReadingMy list of Seoul's 12 best gay bars in Jongno, the city's first gayborhood. Here you'll find scores of tiny bars serving snacks and stiff drinks.
Continue ReadingThe 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.
Continue ReadingThe historic Jeong-dong neighborhood in Seoul is a beautiful home to some of Korea's earliest foreign churches, missionary schools and foreign legations.
Continue ReadingTo some, Yeouido island is the Manhattan of Seoul, the center of Korea's banking and media empires, not to mention the home of the National Assembly.
Continue ReadingThis year, February 10 marks Seollal, or the lunar New Year and the day Koreans celebrate the year of the snake in Korea.
Continue ReadingUpon Seoul's founding in 1394, a fortress was built to join the four mountains that surrounded the city. Today, hiking Seoul Fortress affords great views and makes for great exercise.
Continue ReadingStarted back in 1905, Gwangjang Market is Seoul's oldest traditional daily marketplace. Stop by to visit some of the 5,000 vendors justly famous for their fine silks and delicious bindaetteok pancakes!
Continue ReadingIt'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!
Continue ReadingDaeonsil is Changgyeonggung Palace's Great Glass House, a beautiful place dedicated to horticulture.
Continue ReadingAfter years as a seedy playground for U.S. soldiers, Itaewon's diverse and delicious restaurant scene has made it Seoul's most cosmopolitan destination.
Continue ReadingMy list of Seoul's 12 best gay bars in Jongno, the city's first gayborhood. Here you'll find scores of tiny bars serving snacks and stiff drinks.
Continue ReadingAfter years as a seedy playground for U.S. soldiers, Itaewon's diverse and delicious restaurant scene has made it Seoul's most cosmopolitan destination.
Continue ReadingMy list of Seoul's 12 best gay bars in Jongno, the city's first gayborhood. Here you'll find scores of tiny bars serving snacks and stiff drinks.
Continue ReadingThere's something fishy at Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market, Korea’s largest fisheries market, which serves 30,000 daily customers and 40% of greater Seoul’s seafood.
Continue ReadingAfter decades out of favor, Korea's oldest liquor, the delicious rice beer makgeolli, is enjoying a rice beer renaissance!
Continue ReadingThis year, February 10 marks Seollal, or the lunar New Year and the day Koreans celebrate the year of the snake in Korea.
Continue ReadingAt the base of Namsan Park is Namsangol Hanok Village, a beautiful setting that includes five traditional-style hanok homes, gardens and on-site artisans.
Continue ReadingDaeonsil is Changgyeonggung Palace's Great Glass House, a beautiful place dedicated to horticulture.
Continue ReadingAt the base of Namsan Park is Namsangol Hanok Village, a beautiful setting that includes five traditional-style hanok homes, gardens and on-site artisans.
Continue ReadingDespite everything that Seoul has to offer, sometimes you want something new. For those times, I offer these three great day trips from Seoul.
Continue ReadingThe Unhyeongung Royal Villa in Seoul was built in 1864 for the 12-year-old King Gojong and is an excellent example of traditional Korean architecture.
Continue ReadingSeoul Bongeunsa Buddhist Temple is a beautiful temple that provides a serene and spiritual sanctuary amongst southern Seoul's many skyscrapers.
Continue ReadingA Walking Tour of Incheon Chinatown is one of the best ways to view the port city's most interesting historical and cultural attractions.
Continue ReadingSeoul Baekje Museum explores the early Korean civilization that first called the Seoul area its capital around the time of Christ's birth.
Continue ReadingThe War Memorial of Korea in Seoul displays over 13,000 items related to Korea's tumultuous history in six indoor and outdoor exhibition halls.
Continue ReadingIt'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!
Continue ReadingDaeonsil is Changgyeonggung Palace's Great Glass House, a beautiful place dedicated to horticulture.
Continue ReadingAt the base of Namsan Park is Namsangol Hanok Village, a beautiful setting that includes five traditional-style hanok homes, gardens and on-site artisans.
Continue ReadingThe Yeouido Saetgang Ecological Park and Saetgang Bridge are two of Seoul's best new attractions for nature and architecture lovers.
Continue ReadingIt'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!
Continue ReadingDaeonsil is Changgyeonggung Palace's Great Glass House, a beautiful place dedicated to horticulture.
Continue ReadingAfter years as a seedy playground for U.S. soldiers, Itaewon's diverse and delicious restaurant scene has made it Seoul's most cosmopolitan destination.
Continue ReadingMy list of Seoul's 12 best gay bars in Jongno, the city's first gayborhood. Here you'll find scores of tiny bars serving snacks and stiff drinks.
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