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This page contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase after clicking a link, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. It is officially winter in Korea which means it’s going to be cold. We’ve got tips on how to stay warm, but also some awesome events that’ll be taking place this winter. TEMPERATURE Winters in Korea are brutally harsh. Expect … Continue reading Travel Tips for December in Korea
November is here and Korea will slowly start shifting into winter. There are fewer outdoor events and festivals in November which gives us a chance to enjoy more of the eating and drinking culture in Korea. The weather has gotten very cold very quickly so for anyone looking to visit in winter (November – January), make sure to dress warm. TEMPERATURE Winter is coming with … Continue reading Travel Tips for November in Korea
This page contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase after clicking a link, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. If you watch K-dramas, then you’ve definitely seen Lotte World in more than a few episodes. And you’ve definitely seen characters (well out of high school) dress up in school uniforms for the park. But did you know you can … Continue reading Turn Back the Clock, Rent a Korean School Uniform
Update 10/23/2023: Updated event, ‘RENT’ open concert. October is our favorite month in Korea. We’ve landed straight into fall with the perfect conditions for light layers or sweaters. There are lots of festivals and events going on throughout the country, so let’s get to it! TEMPERATURE Summer is long gone with temperatures between 24°C (75°F) ~ 21°C (70°F) during the day and a chilly 13°C … Continue reading Travel Tips for October in Korea
September is a great time to visit Korea. We are slowly coming out of the sweltering heat of August and moving towards our personal favorite time of year… autumn! There’s a lot of fun things to see and do this time of year. Here are a few tips to help plan your trip! Continue reading Travel Tips for September in Korea
Spring is a highly anticipated time of year here here in Korea. It’s a time for cherry blossom festivals, picnics with friends, outdoor concerts and all sorts of social gatherings. Obviously these things have all been canceled and it has left everyone in a bit of funk. Needless to say the coronavirus outbreak has seriously made a mess of 2020, but we were determined to … Continue reading Paju: 톡톡딸기랜드 & Heyri Art Village
They say that the best way to learn a language is by immersing yourself in the country and culture the language originates from. Honestly this applies to just about anything. I mean, what better way to learn something than to go straight to the source? Traditional Korean dance is something I have always wanted to learn. I studied some forms of Korean dance in university … Continue reading Studying Korean Dance @ The National Theater of Korea (국립극장)
Although it has become insanely popular among locals and tourists, It’s been a while since I’ve dressed up in a traditional hanbok and strolled around Gyeongbokgung and its surrounding area. Right now it’s a very popular date idea, so when Oneday Hanbok invited me to check out their new shop I decided to turn it into a little photoshoot/date with my boyfriend. Admittedly, I’m a … Continue reading How to Spend a Day in Hanbok
