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.

Discover Korea beyond its modern cities through Temple Stay, an experience that combines Buddhist traditions, meditation, cultural activities, and a chance to slow down and experience temple life.

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.

Once a 15-year-old Nanjido landfill that held over 92 million tons of waste, World Cup Park is now an extensive environmental and ecological park covering 2,700,000 square meters. It is known to be an eco-friendly park to commemorate the 2002 World Cup and the new millennium.

From refreshing bowls of bingsu and warm street-side hotteok to chewy injeolmi, traditional yakgwa and the globally famous dalgona, Korea has plenty to offer sweet lovers. Discover five must-try Korean desserts and a few extra treats worth adding to your Korea food itinerary.

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 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.

Gwangju Metropolitan City and South Jeolla Province were officially replaced by a new local government: the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City (전남광주통합특별시), Korea’s first large-scale administrative integration of two existing metropolitan-level governments. The new government covers Gwangju’s five districts and South Jeolla’s 22 cities and counties.

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.

This is an article about Chilseok (칠석), Korea's traditional Star Festival, exploring the legendary love story of Gyeonu and Jiknyeo, its seasonal customs, and the cultural traditions that continue to inspire generations.

This is an article about Baekjung (백중), a traditional Korean harvest festival that celebrates farmers, honours ancestors, and preserves the country's rich rural and Buddhist heritage.

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.

This article explores Constitution Day in South Korea, its historical significance, how it is celebrated today, and the best places to discover the country's democratic heritage.

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.

Visiting Korea for the first time? Learn how to use the Seoul subway like a local with this beginner-friendly guide. Find out how to buy a T-money card, navigate subway lines, download essential apps, avoid common mistakes, and discover Seoul Metro's new lost item delivery service.