DAY 5 (Reading time: 7 minutes) Never trust the weather on Jeju! The island is influenced by climatic conditions of mainland Korea, Japan, and China (if you’ve read The Three-Body
DAY 4 (Reading time: 5 minutes) Jeju is known by Koreans as the “Hawaii of South Korea.” This volcanic island, the largest in South Korea, is dotted with volcanic craters
(Reading time: 5 minutes) Who are we looking for? Those interested in expanding their knowledge about traveling in South Korea, specifically in the DMZ, and those eager to learn about
DAY 3 (Reading time: 6 minutes) I didn’t sleep all night. Not a single minute. I can’t say I didn’t shut my eyes, though, because I spent long time lying
DAY 2 (Reading time: 5 minutes) Seoul can still be very hot and humid even in mid-September; temperatures hover around 30°C, and it feels like being inside a well-run laundry.
DAY 1 (Reading time: 5 minutes) What are your expectations when returning to places you visited years ago? Do you want to see what has changed, or secretly wish that
(Reading time: 4 minutes) The concept of traveling is fundamentally simple. It involves the process of moving a person from a place they consider their home to a place others
(Reading time: 5 minutes) We spent several months, on and off, preparing for our trip to Nepal. Compared to Japan/South Korea/Taiwan, the specifics of this destination involve some unique aspects,
(Reading time: 3 minutes) If someone were to answer the question “What does the flag of Japan look like?” with “a red circle in a white rectangle,” not all Japanese
(Reading time: 4 minutes) K-pop, short for Korean pop music, is a blend of various genres of popular music originating from South Korea. It’s a catchy tagline. Completely unsatisfactory. K-pop
