Just another world from Ploy's view
If you have the chance to live in Seoul for like a month, would you take it? If the answer is ‘Yes, I am willing to!’ here are couple things you should know beforehand. In this post I am giving you some tips, showing you some helpful applications that will make your Seoul trip or …
Winter in Seoul can be unpredictable. While some years bring heaps of snow, transforming the city into a magical wonderland, other years leave us longing for even a single snowflake. In 2020, Seoul experienced one of those snowless winters. By February, there was still no sign of the heavy snowfall I had been hoping for. …
After a well-spent night at Foursky Glamping, we woke up to the finest weather of Gangneung. The could-not-be-any-brighter sun was lingering in the indigo sky and it was the salty sea breeze that urged us into the fun expedition. Here is the list of what we did in one day in Gangneung city, not chronologically …
Glamping or glamorous camping, a new form of camping may seem like an alien idea for tent enthusiasts. But it has for some times become one of the most popular recreational activity in Korea. There are many glamping sites throughout the country that provide everything so their guests could get the full experience of the …
Going for a sluggish stroll along the dividing line of Seoul is always the best favorite way of keeping my mind sharp! Han River, the fourth longest river on Korea Peninsula, is perhaps the most defining landmark in Seoul. There are more than 10 parks sit on its meandering bank where many fun seekers come …
Every year, as Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day) approaches, I find myself grappling with the same question: where should I go to make the most of this cherished holiday? Seollal is one of Korea’s most significant national holidays, usually falling in late January or early February, depending on the lunar calendar. It is a time …
The first week of January is often a time for new beginnings, fresh resolutions, and, for many, the pursuit of adventure. For me, it was no different. On a regular afternoon, as I scrolled through my Facebook timeline, a striking headline from The Korea Times caught my eye. The article featured a breathtaking image of an icy …
It is doubtless that living in the city of Seoul, the bustling capital of Korea can give out many advantages and opportunities to connect with people. It comes with many conveniences. The fastest deliverly services, abundant public transports, and plenty of entertainment you could ever imagine are allocated. There is literally nothing Seoul cannot provide. …
Seoul is crammed full of pleasant delights for visitors to discover – from a plethora of quirky cafes to magnificent grand palaces overfilled with prosperous history, to national and modern museums where Korean culture is displayed. When it comes to the showcase, the city takes it seriously. That’s why you can find a bunch of …
Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, has a history that sets it apart from the rest of the country. Unlike mainland Japan, Hokkaido was shaped by the Jomon culture, known for its hunting and fishing traditions, and later by the Ainu culture, which embraced a deep connection with nature. Before the Wajin (mainland Japanese) settled here, the …