How are you really traveling in korea?

When it comes to my favorite art museums in Seoul, this place is an absolute must-visit: the Seosomun Main Branch of the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA), nestled along the beautiful Jeongdong-gil(정동길). As you pass the entrance of Deoksugung Palace(덕수궁) and walk about halfway down Jeongdong-gil, you’ll spot a gentle uphill path on your left,…

After enjoying the Jungnang Seoul Rose Festival, I took Line 7 from Junghwa Station(중화역) and headed down to Children’s Grand Park Station. This was because I figured coming down toward Gunja(군자), Achasan(아차산), and Children’s Grand Park would offer a lot more elements to enjoy the rest of my time more fun. It was just past 5…

The northeastern region of Seoul is actually an unfamiliar neighborhood even to me, a Seoul native. Unlike the bustling downtown areas of Seoul, it consists of densely populated residential areas that you rarely have a reason to visit unless you happen to live there or have a specific connection to the place. In mid-May, hearing…

If you step slightly away from the bustling downtown of Seoul, you will find Sadang(사당), which can be called the southern gateway to the city. Sadang is a transit hub where Subway Lines 2 and 4—two of Seoul’s major subway lines—intersect. It is a hidden transportation hotspot where you can reach traditional tourist attractions like…

Plans don’t always pan out, but sometimes that’s exactly what makes a day more memorable and fun. My original plan was to watch the movie ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2‘ at CGV Yongsan, grab a wood-fired sandwich at PAZAC, and then head over to a cafe in Gwanghwamun (and maybe visit the Sungkok Art Museum if time…

If you want to deeply experience a different side of Seoul—away from the historical centers like Gwanghwamun and Namsan—or if you are looking for a place close to the trendy vibes of Gangnam and Seongsu, Jamsil is the perfect hidden gem to explore. Located at Jamsil Station (Lines 2 and 8), this hub brings together…

It is spring, a season when you must fully enjoy the outdoors before summer arrives. Perhaps because the weather gets warmer every year, April 2026 has been quite hot. During the day, the heat was almost like summer. This makes it a time when one feels more rushed to check the weather and head outside….

If you venture further north from Seochon(서촌), you will find Buam-dong (부암동/Escape the Crowds: A Peaceful Day Guide to Buam-dong & Jogyesa Temple, Seoul). Even deeper lies Pyeongchang-dong(평창동), nestled at the foot of Bukhansan(북한산/Mountain). This neighborhood has a long-standing reputation as a quiet, affluent area. Although located in Seoul, it feels like a total escape from urban noise….

Buam-dong(부암동) is a neighborhood located just a few bus stops further in from Seochon(서촌). Personally, just as I started loving Yeonhui-dong(연희동) after trying to escape the bustling crowds of Hongdae(홍대) and Yeonnam-dong(연남동), Buam-dong is a place I fell in love with while seeking a refuge from the busyness of Seochon. While it might be slightly…

There was a place that I used to dream of visiting every single day as a child, and even now as an adult, it occasionally crosses my mind. That place is the amusement park. Recently, a friend mentioned wanting to go, and since I had been thinking about it too, we made it happen immediately….

I believe there is no better way to immerse yourself in a local culture than by experiencing the country’s sports. In Seoul, you can enjoy baseball, football (soccer), volleyball, and basketball. From March to November (extending into December), baseball and football seasons are in full swing. During the colder months from October to April, indoor sports like…