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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The Daegwallyeong Sheep Farm offers a unique experience for Korea – to be amongst hundreds of sheep in Pyeongchang County’s gorgeous Taebaeksan mountains.
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The world’s heads of state and top business leaders have arrived in Seoul for the G20 Summit. Tasked with lifting the globe out of financial crisis.
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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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Cruising the Hangang on a Bicycle is the perfect way to explore the nine million square meters of riverside parks along Seoul’s most iconic symbol.
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Korea makes the cut as one of 10 countries profiled in the November 2010 issue of Wallpaper* Magazine, one of the globe’s top design and travel periodicals.
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As some countries seek ways to prioritize “Gross National Happiness” over “Gross National Product,” Korea’s Hadong County suggests we all just take it slow.
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The Cheongwadae Sarangchae in Seoul is a presidential museum that showcases Korea’s past and future.
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Autumn in South Korea means it’s possible to find spectacular shows of colorful foliage all across the peninsula. Should you wish to seek them out, here are two charts to help the amateur leaf chaser!
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Upon 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.
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