South Korea which occupies approximately the southern half of Korean Peninsula in East Asia has captivated great influx of visitors around the globe. Before the 17th Asian Games 2014 which was held in Incheon, one of the major cities in South Korea, this place has been already known as a …
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In most parts of the world, summer means beach. White beach. And blue waters. But in Boryeong, 200 kilometers south of Seoul, summer means mud, the biggest mud festival there ever is in Asia. Mud madness this year starts on July 19 and concludes on July 28. It’s a Mud …
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South Korea is becoming more visible in the international travelers’ scene, especially after K-pop music went global and viral. This music craze sparked interest in the country which brims with allure that requires a little bit of digging to truly appreciate. South Korea, as much as it is the origin …
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South Korean holidays officially follow the Gregorian calendar, although there are some holidays that are based on the lunar calendar. On these holidays, offices and banks are closed for business. However, most restaurants and shops are are open, as are palaces, museums and amusement areas. The following South Korean holidays …
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