Just another world from Ploy's view
Gwangjang Market (광장시장) is a bustling hub of commerce in Seoul, South Korea. The market has been around since 1905, and it’s home to over 5,000 vendors, making it one of the oldest and largest traditional markets in the country. The market is famous for its textiles, traditional Korean goods, and most importantly, its street …
After having a blast on a 3D2N trip to Busan last year, I knew I had to go back. There’s just so much more to explore in this beautiful coastal city! This year, the urge to return was real, and when I got an invite to crash at the Best Louis Hamilton Hotel Ocean Terrace, …
As winter paints Korea in a magical white, the options for fun seem endless, and two favorites stand out: skiing and snowboarding. But with so many cool spots to choose from, finding the perfect place to experience these winter wonders can be a bit of a puzzle. Don’t worry, though – this guide is here …
Seoul, South Korea, is a city bursting with life, steeped in history, and constantly reinventing itself with its ever-changing skyline. But there’s one event that adds an extra dose of magic to this bustling metropolis – Seoul Light DDP. This dazzling festival of light, art, and tech has become a must-see for both locals and …
This past weekend marked the official kickoff of the ski season in Korea. Numerous ski resorts throughout the country, including Konjiam Ski Resort, have been presenting enticing deals to celebrate the commencement of the snowy adventure season. We seized the opportunity to partake in this fantastic offer. In this post, I’ll recount our day trip …
As winter descends upon Seoul, the city transforms into a captivating wonderland, adorned with shimmering lights, festive decorations, and an air of enchantment. From iconic landmarks to hidden corners, Seoul offers a plethora of Christmas-themed photo spots that are sure to ignite your creativity and capture the essence of the holiday season. Whether you’re drawn …
The other day, while browsing through my phone’s photo gallery, I noticed that I had captured numerous pictures of the Green and Blue Hotel from my trip to Daegwallyeong last winter. Curious about its current status, I checked online and confirmed that the place is still in operation. Considering the approaching peak of the cold …
It’s undeniable that when thoughts turn to Busan, the initial mental image is likely those impressive coastal skyscrapers. Yet, closely following that iconic scene is the colorful hilly village – a vision often associated with the renowned Gamcheon Culture Village in Saha-gu. However, there’s more to Busan’s artistic canvas than meets the eye. Since 2009, …
Visiting Busan twice in a month is pretty unusual, but I’m super stoked to have this chance to explore more of what this awesome coastal city has to offer. This time, I got a sweet invite to crash at ‘Stay Goznuk’ in Suyeong-gu, the hood with the famous Gwangalli Beach and that cool Gwangan Bridge. …
I’ve had the intention of creating this how-to guide for quite some time. However, each time I step into a Noraebang, the Korean equivalent of a Karaoke room, with the plan to capture some pictures for the blog post, I get carried away and find myself lost in the joy of singing instead. After a …