What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
Matthew Chang Perfumes specializes in floral inspired fragrances that really give off this romantic fairytale vibe. I’m not usually into flowery scents, but this line is so light, lovely and perfect for the spring that I couldn’t resist! So, while they’ve totally won me over with their perfumes they just dropped their new line of hand wash and body lotion and I wanted to check it out.
If you’re looking for something special to bring back from your Korea trip, then a visit to Tamburins should definitely be on your itinerary. Tamburins is a Korean fragrance cosmetic brand that I can only describe as what happens when cosmetics meet fashion and experimental art.
Coming to Korea for a glow-up is increasingly popular. It all makes sense since Seoul is home to some of the best plastic surgery and skincare clinics at affordable prices. But, if your schedule or wallet is a bit tight or you’d prefer something less invasive, there are plenty of other ways to glam up on your next Korea trip. Here’s my go-to glam squad.
Having opened in 2016, Shanghai Disneyland is the newest Disney park in the world. It was the first park to have the TRON ride which has since opened in Disney World, but it remains the only Disney park in the world to have the Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure ride and a dedicated Zootopia land. Not to mention the crown jewel of Disney castles sits in Shanghai with the Enchanted Storybook Castle being the largest Disney castle at any Disney park in the world.
This one-day itinerary focuses on spots in and around the Gyeongbokgung area. We’ll be focusing on traditional Korean food, old-school Korean snacks, and shopping in the Insadong area. While we’re starting the day at 11:30 AM, you can start earlier and rent a hanbok if you’d like to add some more tradition to your experience.
There are plenty of gyms, personal trainers, and yoga classes to choose from, but sometimes I just want to get a good workout in and save some money.
