Blog about Korea travel

From K-Pop to Norigae: How a New Animation Sparks Tourist Craze

Modern pop culture drives visitors to discover the hidden elegance of Korea’s classic jewelry.
A hit K-pop–inspired animation featuring demon hunters has unexpectedly revived global curiosity about norigae — traditional Korean ornaments once worn with hanbok.

Korea Rainy Season 2025

Dates, Statistics & What Travelers Should Expect
The 2025 rainy season is expected to last for approximately 31 days from mid-June to July. We've gathered fascinating facts and data: when the rains start, how long they last, and which regions get the most precipitation. This post is not just useful for summer travelers — it's also an engaging read for anyone curious about Korea’s unique seasonal rhythms.

When Sand Becomes Art: Haeundae’s Sculpted Seaside Wonder

South Korea’s most scenic beach transforms into an open-air gallery each May, where ephemeral beauty meets ancient inspiration.
The Haeundae Sand Sculpture Festival is Korea's largest open-air eco-art event. Every May, the Haeundae beach turns into a sand gallery where Korean and international artists create large-scale sculptures from sea sand. Each year, the festival is dedicated to a new theme, from masterpieces of world art to myths, heroes, and modern culture.

Best Time to Travel to Korea in 2025: Weather, Events, and Prices

Your Detailed Guide to Korea 2025: Highlights of Each Season and All Our Available Tour Programs
Korea is beautiful at any time of year – but each of them offers something special. In the spring, cherry blossoms bloom, in the summer, beaches open, in the fall, gold in the mountains, and in the winter, ski resorts await. In this article, we tell you when is the best time to go in 2025 – taking into account the weather, key events and seasonal prices for tours.

Ganghwado Festivals: Flowers, Seafood, and Grapes

Top Seasonal Festivals on Ganghwa Island
Throughout spring, summer, and autumn, Ganghwa Island in South Korea hosts unique local festivals. From blooming azaleas and fresh ginseng to shrimp delicacies and grape harvesting – these events offer a perfect blend of nature, taste, and tradition.

How to transport batteries and e-cigarettes on a plane: tips for tourists traveling to Korea

Beyond Cherry Blossoms: Korea's Other Spring Flowers

A guide to Korea’s beautiful spring blooms and their cultural significance
Spring in Korea is associated with cherry blossoms (in Korea, you shouldn't call them "sakura"), but Korean spring is also rich in other beautiful flowers, each of which has a special meaning in Korean culture.

Two Starfield Libraries

Exploring COEX and Suwon Starfield Libraries
Discover the unique charm of two remarkable libraries in South Korea: COEX Starfield Library in Seoul and Suwon Starfield Library. These libraries offer more than just books; they are cultural landmarks with stunning architecture and vibrant atmospheres. Perfect for book lovers and tourists alike, they provide a serene escape in the bustling city life.
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