What to See, Eat and Do in Korea (and Beyond)
This year, Lunar New Year falls on February 10th with the holiday starting on February 9th and ending on the 12th. The entire country will be abuzz with the four-day weekend so expect longer lines and more crowds. But the tradeoff is all the amazing events worth to fill our days and nights!
Spring in Korea brings a well-earned thawing of the frigid winter weather with warm sunshine and cool breezes. And with warm weather come festivals, none better than the swarm of cherry blossom festivals throughout Seoul and Korea. We have our favorites and recommendations for visitors who want to make the best of their time in Korea.
After what seemed like an eternal winter (not really complaining), spring has finally returned to Seoul. The first signal is…
Any time I go anywhere, I always look for unique cafes in the area to check out. So, on our…
My husband and I had been wanting to check out the Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival (진해군항제) for a few years…
Cherry blossom season is a much anticipated time of year, particularly in Asia. There are all sorts of cherry blossom festivals…
Cherry Blossom season in Korea is always a breathtaking sight. There is nothing more whimsical than walking down a street…
