Located in the midwestern part of the Korean peninsula, Gyeonggi-do is home to a large number of tourist destinations that are all nearby Seoul, including Cultural Heritage Sites like Suwon Hwaseong Fort, Korean Folk Village and many more which will
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The MARVEL Experience Thailand Guide & Review
Evil forces are descending upon Southeast Asia, and Bangkok, Thailand is no exception. MARVEL’s heroes need your help to save the Thai capital from mayhem. Sound exciting? Then you’ve come to the right place. You need to head over to
3 Must-Try Rides at Caribbean Bay Water Park in Korea
Planning a visit to Caribbean Bay, Korea? Here are the 3 must-try rides at Caribbean Bay Water Park, the best Korean water park near Seoul!
An Ultimate Guide to Trick Eye Museum Seoul in Hongdae, Korea
Visit Trick Eye Museum, Love Museum and Ice Museum in Hongdae, Seoul, the best 3D museums with funny optical illusions and 3D art!
Beautiful Instagram Photos That Will Make You Fall In Love With South Korea’s Winter
Winter’s here, and soon enough South Korea will be covered with puffy snow! For those of you who have never seen the snow or amazing winter landscapes in Korea, here we have selected our favorite travel photos of South Korea’s winter
What’s Happening Now? Jeonju’s New Night Walk Tour ‘Cheonnyoen Butdam’
Night Walk in Jeonju (Aug 12~13 & Sept 30~Oct. 1) Known as the home of South Korean culture and history, hundreds of traditional Korean houses called ‘hanok’, and the birthplace of bibimbap, the city of Jeonju in the southwestern part of Korea,
Free Attractions in Jeju Island That Will Save Your Travel Budget
Discover and explore Jeju Island in South Korea! There are numerous attractions you can enjoy for free all year round in Jeju Island. If you want to save your travel budget, be sure to visit these spots below. 😉 In North Jeju Jeju City (‘Jeju-si’), the northern
Bukchon Hanok Village, a living museum
Bukchon Hanok Village is a Korean traditional village located in the northern of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul. The name “Bukchon” literally means “north town.” Once a hub of Joseon Dynasty’s politics, administration and culture, it is now a village that