Seoul’s Insa-dong starts modestly, but as the main road continues, the neighborhood’s charming tea shops, restaurants and galleries are revealed.
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The Gwangnaru Pedestrian Bridge in Seoul began as a citizen’s suggestion and became a park-like pathway across the mighty Hangang river.
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The National Folk Museum of Korea holds a collection of 4,000 items that explain the daily lives of Koreans from the prehistoric age until the present.
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The Bosingak Belfry in Seoul was erected in 1396 to notify the citizens of Seoul of the opening and closing times of the city gates and emergencies.
Continue Reading...Boramae Park is one of southern Seoul’s most prominent green spaces and includes a large track, a 9,000-sqm. lotus pond and other recreational facilities.
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Seoul Snow Jam 2009 brought the FIS Men’s Big Air Snowboard World Cup to downtown Seoul when a huge ski jump was placed in the midst of Gwanghwamun Square.
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Embrace the chill and head on out to one of the many winter festivals in Korea that take place at this time of year!
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Ppeppero Day and Korea’s many quirky holidays that occur on the 14th of each month express an almost national obsession with puppy love.
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Love coffee? So does Korea. To satisfy your need for a cup of joe, here are six great Seoul cafes that treat making coffee like an art.
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With Seoul’s designation as “World Design Capital 2010,” city officials are building public support for good design through the Seoul Design Olympiad.
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