With the sizzling sound, the irresistible aroma, and the savory meat, Korean barbecue has never failed to impress hungry visitors. This dish has extended beyond the borders of its home country, becoming the favorite of many people around the globe. And certainly, a trip to South Korea will never be completed without this grilling experience.
Continue reading Korean Cuisine: The Korean BarbecueHome to pristine nature, Jeju has long been South Korea’s favorite domestic holiday destination. A natural wonder just off the southern coast of the country – the island offers a stark contrast to the concrete jungle in Seoul or Busan, with fresh air, lush green landscapes, and exquisite beaches.
Continue reading Jeju Island: South Korea’s Natural WonderFusing media art and traditional Korean performing arts, the troupe and production team of “Sim Cheong” has created a magical performance that highlights filial piety – a virtue that’s highly valued in Korean society.
Continue reading Sim Cheong: A Magical PerformanceA little slice of nature in the middle of Seoul, Namsan is a popular destination for both locals and foreign tourists. The mountain is well-known for its beautiful hiking trails which allow visitors to experience the local wildlife and to enjoy the view over the city. When autumn comes, Namsan is blanketed with vivid golden and red leaves, turning it into the city’s most scenic location.
Continue reading Namsan: Autumn in the South MountainFor all the world, Seoul is a megacity filled with skyscrapers and high-tech facilities. It’s widely known as South Korea’s powerhouse and the origin of Hallyu and K-pop. However, hidden beneath this modern facade are 600-years-old history and traditions. These values coexist with everyday city life, creating an identity for one of Asia’s most exciting cities.
Continue reading Joseon Dynasty through Architecture in Seoul
