What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
It should come as no surprise that Incheon International Airport has its own pop-ups. And, yes, they are definitely worth visiting. This time around, we were at ICN Terminal 1 checking for a flight when we came across an Aespa pop-up for their Armageddon album at the SMART PASS ID booth on the 3rd floor.
I highly recommend checking out the Fwee flagship store in Seongsu. They have dozens of shades to choose from and plenty of little makeup stations to swatch colors to your hearts content. There are even little helpful color charts to help pick colors according to your skin tone.
The National Museum of Korea in Seoul ranked sixth out of 100 museums and galleries worldwide
in terms of total number of visitors in 2023. It is also THE most visited museum in Asia. But is it worth the hype and a time slot on your itinerary?
There’s something to be said about superficiality when it comes to food. About how the look of a food matters far less than the flavor and the taste. But then we found Dalim Bread and their delicious bear shaped rolls.
The city of Seoul has really ramped up their festival line up for the summer this year. In fact, it seems like there’s always something going no matter what day of the week it is. This rings especially true for the Gwanghwamun Knock Knock K-Food Festival that will be running until the end of 2024.
There’s an other side to Seoul that can be easily missed if you don’t know what to look for. That’s the side with tea ceremonies, museum exhibitions, and, for those with culinary inclinations, cooking classes.
If you’re visiting Korea in May, dress for warm weather but make sure to bring a light jacket or sweater for the nights when the temperature drops low. there are quite a few night events and festivals in May, so you want to make sure your wardrobe is flexible.
I first visited the StyleNanda flagship store in Myeongdong in 2016. It had just opened and their pink hotel theme…
You can plan for everything, but all it takes is a little rain (or monsoon) to rain on your parade. Whether it’s an outdoor picnic in spring or a walk through the park in summer, a rainy forecast can ruin the best laid plans. That’s why we’ve put together these ideas for things to do and places to go when it rains in Korea.
BTS might be in the military, but their brand sure isn’t. Just this year alone, I’ve been to three birthday events, and two pop-up events. The most recent of which was Monochrome and let me tell you… I’ve never experienced such highs and lows in a single event.
If there’s one thing you’ll find in abundance in Jeju, it’s groves of tangerine trees. They’re everywhere on the island, filling the air with a scent of citrus when the fruit are in season. When we drove up to Cafe Gyulkkot Darak, the thin strip of road leading up to the cafe was already filled with haphazardly parked cars. A few girls dressed in the “Korea travel aesthetic” were leaving through the front door as we made our way in.
There’s no better way to experience a culture than through their cuisine. So here are 6 snacks and street foods you HAVE to eat in Jeju.
