From the irresistible crunch of classic fried chicken to sticky, sweet-and-spicy yangnyeom and savoury soy garlic, Korean fried chicken is a must-try on your Korea trip. Discover the flavours to order, the story behind chimaek culture, and how to enjoy your first Korean chicken feast.

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This is an article about Hangeul Day (한글날), South Korea’s national celebration of its unique alphabet, exploring its fascinating history, cultural significance, traditions, and the legacy of King Sejong the Great.

Unlike ordinary forests, bamboo groves possess a unique sense of order. The trunks rise almost perfectly straight toward the sky, creating natural corridors that seem designed for quiet reflection. Every gust of wind sends waves through the leaves overhead, producing a soft rustling sound that feels somewhere between rainfall and whispered conversation.

Planning a trip to Korea in October or November? From crisp autumn days and colourful foliage to chilly November evenings, discover what to expect from Korea’s weather, what to wear, what to pack, and how to make the most of this beautiful transition from autumn to winter.

Planning a Korea trip this autumn? Discover the best places to see fall foliage in 2026, from the colourful mountains of Seoraksan to Seoul’s ginkgo-lined streets, Nami Island, historic Gyeongju and Jeju’s Hallasan.

Late September is one of the best times to visit South Korea, with comfortable temperatures, lower humidity and the first signs of autumn. Find out what to pack, where to go and where to shop if you forget something during your trip.

Set on a hillside in Gapyeong, with sweeping views over the calm waters of Cheongpyeong lake, lies a place where France and Italy seem to have found an unlikely home in the heart of Korea.

This is an article about Chimaek (치맥), South Korea’s iconic pairing of crispy fried chicken and cold beer, exploring its popularity, cultural significance, and place in the country’s summer social scene.

This is an article about the Muju Firefly Festival (무주반딧불축제), a magical ecological celebration where visitors can experience glowing fireflies, Korean countryside traditions, cultural performances, and the natural beauty of Muju.

This is an article about the Gyeongbokgung Starlight Tour (경복궁 별빛야행), a magical nighttime experience combining Joseon royal history, traditional cuisine, performances, and the illuminated beauty of Korea’s most famous palace.

Need somewhere to leave your bags near Seoul Station? LuggageDot offers convenient 24/7 self-service luggage storage just a short walk from Seoul Station, with spacious lockers that can fit suitcases up to 32 inches.

Naksan Mountain (or Naktasan), with an altitude of approximately 125 meters, is one of Seoul’s four inner peaks that surrounded the historic Seoul in Chosun dynasty. This mountain is widely known for resembling a camel's back.

Gyeongui Line Forest Park is a long, narrow park located at Donggyo-ro- 51-gil Mapo-gu in Hongdae, is built on the old train tracks.

Discover Suncheon, a green escape in Jeollanam-do where vast gardens, peaceful wetlands, retro film sets and bamboo-lined dining experiences reveal a slower, more nostalgic side of Korea.

Jangheung Water Festival is more than just a summer event. It is an invitation: to get wet, to laugh freely, to discover a hidden corner of Korea, and to create memories that remain long after the summer water dries. For those who want to experience the real Korea beyond the busy streets of its capital city, festivals like this deserve a place at the top of their travel list.

Namsan Mountain Park (남산공원) is the largest public park in Seoul, South Korea. It encompasses a 270-meter (890 ft) peak originally called Mongmyeoksan.

A personal journey through Mokpo, the first stop in a Jeollanam-do travel series, exploring coastal views, Goha-do Island, the marine cable car, local flavors, cafés and the quiet charm of Korea’s southwest.

Chongqing is famous for its gravity-defying skyline, fiery hotpot and cyberpunk charm, but hidden among its steep streets lies a remarkable chapter of Korean history. Discover how China's wartime capital became the last home of Korea's government-in-exile, forging a friendship that changed the course of history.

Discover the best Seoul valleys you can visit without a car! 🌿 From historic streams like Suseongdong Valley to refreshing summer spots like Suraksan Byeokun Valley and Jingwansa Valley, explore hidden nature escapes perfect for swimming, picnics, hiking, and cooling down in the city. These beautiful Seoul 계곡 (valleys) are easy to reach by public transportation and are the perfect summer destinations for locals, travelers, couples, and families looking for a peaceful escape