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Spring is here! It seems like everyone’s headed outside to shake off the winter blues and to celebrate the change in weather. One of the most highly anticipated events of the season has already begun – the cherry blossoms…
This month, Featured Writer Steve Miller has been showcasing Incheon, the port of entry for many when coming to Korea. In fact, many do so by passing through the gates of Incheon International Airport, 2012’s Best…
London is an exciting place for Korean food right now. It boasts a vast array of Korean eateries, each with its own personality and niche. We’ve had fun trying as many as possible, and although it’s been difficult…
This month, Featured Writer Steve Miller is taking a closer look at one of Korea’s most often overlooked destinations: Incheon. While the area is filled with rich history, with several museums dedicated to the past,…
This month featured writer Steve Miller is taking a closer look at Incheon, Korea’s third largest city and home to almost three million souls. Last week he introduced The Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall and…
Millions of people come to Korea each year. Some come for work. Some come for pleasure. Many arrive with friends and family, but others still set foot on the peninsula solo. Many do this through Incheon International…
Although known for sun, sand and sea, the beautiful southern city of Busan is also a hub for cultural activity. It is home to the Busan Biennale, a city-wide celebration of contemporary art, and the Busan International…
They say history is written by the victors, which is easily proven by how little you learn of the “losing” nations during history class. The Korean history you learn in school, in particular, has a tendency to focus…
