These are 5 popular summer glamping spots that you can choose from if you ever go glamping in South Korea!

Sangha Farm offers a luxury countryside experience. Complete with a golf course, glamping, and a massive swimming pool, you can enjoy an escape. The farm has sheep, deer, cows, chickens, donkeys, goats and more that children will surely love. Plus, you can enjoy farm fresh food, prepared with ingredients grown on-site.

This article presents 4 reasons why visiting Chuncheon Uiam Skywalk should be on your travel bucket list.

Here are 5 reasons why kayaking on the Han River is worth trying!

Nature, in its boundless splendor, is the timeless masterpiece that surrounds us—an ever-changing tapestry of life, color, and sound. It...

These are 4 reasons you should visit Soyanggang Skywalk in Chuncheon

The temple is accepted as the quintessence of Buddhist architecture. With colorful tiles decorating the underside of the roof and large statues of the Four Heavenly Kings at the entrance, it is truly a sight to behold.

In a world where words often dominate how we understand and relate to one another, Space7's latest interactive exhibition, Five Transformative Conversations, offers an immersive alternative.

Haeinsa is the home of the world's most comprehensive and oldest version of the Buddhist canon.

Unlike other temples ,all pavilions are tall vividly decorated and shiny.

Summer in Korea isn't just about heatwaves and beach trips—it’s a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and modern flair through a dazzling array of festivals.

Seoul marks the 20th anniversary of the Cheonggyecheon Restoration with a spectacular celebration blending culture, environmental leadership, and urban renewal.

This is an article that explores 5 reasons you must visit Yeouido Park in Seoul

Korea is home to four hermitages dedicated to the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, with Hyangiram being arguably the most famous. While the temple complex includes several halls and pavilions worth exploring, what truly sets Hyangiram Hermitage apart is its breathtaking natural setting.

The stone Buddha statues of Unjusa are in various positions such as sleeping, standing, seated, or back-to-back. The statues and pagodas are spread all around, including in the surrounding hills. The trails are beautiful and along them a collection of stone statues and pagodas can be admired. Once you reach the top, the view of the Hwasun area unfolds before your eyes.

Nestled in the heart of Seoul’s upscale Cheongdam-dong neighborhood lies a hidden gem for pop culture fans and toy collectors alike—Figure Museum W

The Metamong Garden brings to life Ditto (known as Metamong in Korean), the beloved pastel-purple Pokémon known for its shape-shifting cuteness.

2025 Seoul International Garden Expo, now open at Boramae Park! From May 22 to October 20, 2025

Starting May 2, 2025, MMCA Seoul opens its doors to a world where emotions come to life through creativity, play, and imagination. Titled When I Feel, this interactive art exhibition is hosted by the MMCA Seoul Education Center Space Kids 

Opened in April 2017, the Lotte World Tower is rising majestically into the Seoul skyline. It is a marvel that echoes the artistry of Korean ceramics and the elegance of traditional writing brushes.