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Tulips, tulips, everywhere
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May 9, 2013

After what seemed like an indefinitely long winter, spring has finally decided to make an appearance on the Korean peninsula. And with spring came the flowers; the whole country blooms, quite literally. Lavender pink…

Friends pose for photos on the Gyeonghwa railway in Jinhae

Korea in Bloom: Where to See the Cherry Blossoms

April 5, 2013, No comments

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 ...

Kim Hong-do (Attributed) from “Wunwudocheop (The Album of Cloud-and-Rain Paintings)”, early 19th Century, Ink and light colors on paper, 28 x 38.5 cm. Photo courtesy of Gallery Hyundai.

Erotica in Korea – Racy folk paintings from the Joseon Dynasty

February 19, 2013, No comments

Strict and proper. Stern and austere. It is the general image we have of the Joseon Dynasty, when Confucianism was the ruling philosophy and doctrine. ...

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Fantastic Jeju: Jeju City

January 29, 2013, No comments

With the major parts of the island explored, it’s time to set sights on one final destination as The Korea Blog concludes its month-long travel excu ...

  • Lee Sungjn and Lee Minhye’s characters take an umbrella ride
    Photo review: 2012 Seoul Design Festival
    December 17, 2012, No comments

    The 11th Seoul Design Festival took place at COEX in Seoul from December 12th to December 16th, 2012. A comprehensive exhibition about all aspects of design, this year’s exhibition showcased the concept of “design…

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    Late autumn stroll in Namsan
    November 12, 2012, No comments

    As the mountains in Korea hit their peak of autumn colors, for those of us who cannot make the time to go away to see these displays of vibrant splendor, we have to make do with what we can within the boundaries of the city.…

  • A wealthier household would even have a radio and TV
    Once upon a time – Blast to the past in Jeju
    October 29, 2012, No comments

    Ever wonder what Korea was like in the past? Not the very old past, like the Joseon era or before – you can always go to palaces or themed folk villages to get a feel of what is was like – but a more recent Korea, like the 60s…