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I travel. I mean I travel a lot. Given any week, one will find me navigating the streets of Seoul, traveling to one of the far-reaching provinces, or taking in some of the unique history and culture of Korea. It takes a lot…
Seoul is a sprawling city. Not only does the city center boast some 10 million citizens, but the satellite cities in the metro area boost that number to almost 25 million in the blink of an eye. As real estate became scarce,…
* This post is written by Maria Margareta, one of the Korea Blog’s Worldwide Korea Bloggers. Feel the great cuisine, culture and history, and events in Korea. There are 3 destination that you can get around by using…
Congratulations! You’ve made it to Korea, either on holiday or for work. While you might be inclined to stay in your arrival city during your time in the Land of the Morning Calm, who does that? Probably the greatest…
Traveling in Korea is easy enough, but getting around in Seoul has gotten even easier. This is thanks to a pair of iOS apps named Seoul Bus 2 and Jihachul. Each is designed to work on recent iPod Touch devices, iPhones, and…
Korea is an amazing place to visit (and in my opinion, a great place to live), but one thing is sure to happen when you come to this country: You’re going to buy things! Over the years I’ve amassed a large assortment of…
I love driving and have been doing so since 1986. I remember sitting in my Driver’s Education class, dreaming about cross-country trips. Eventually I earned my license and did just that. When I came to Korea, I brought…
Incheon International Airport (IIAC) is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world. Moreover, for several years the Airports Council International named it number one. Why? Not only was it designed for the…
