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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…
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 ...
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 fi ...
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 ...
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…
Jeju Citrus-itis, to be exact. Come winter and it’s time for gamgyul (감귤, tangerines/mandarin oranges) and hallabong (한라봉), the top citrus fruit that hail from Jeju Island. As Steve wraps up his Jeju Travel…
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 excursion on the nation’s special island. This week Steve Miller…
Over the past two weeks, The Korea Blog has generated some travel itineraries highlighting the east and northeast areas of Jeju. This part of the island is incredibly beautiful, offering a wide range of experiences…
