The Climate Card (기후동행카드) is Seoul’s new unlimited-use public transport pass for subway, bus, and bike (optional). Available as a 1, 2, 3, 5-day tourist pass or a 30-day pass, it covers most Seoul metro lines (Lines 1–9, Ui, Sillim, parts of Gyeongui–Jungang, Suin-Bundang, Gyeongchun, AREX between Gimpo & Seoul) and Seoul-licensed buses.

Living in a Korean house? Discover what to expect: ondol heating, air-conditioning, plugs, bathrooms, recycling rules, and pet policies. Essential tips for foreigners in Korea.

Discover Ondol (온돌), Korea’s underfloor heating system. Learn how it works, step-by-step boiler instructions, energy-saving tips, troubleshooting guides, and how to stay warm in a Korean home during winter.

At the forefront of this trend is 당근마켓 (Karrot Market)-a hyperlocal marketplace app that has revolutionized the way Koreans buy and sell used goods.

South Korea braces for a period of heavy rainfall, known locally as "jangma" (장마). But wait - isn’t that just the monsoon season? Not quite. While the two terms are related, they’re not identical.