Autumn in Korea Guides + Tips

The Ultimate Autumn Photography Guide to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul

If there’s one place in Seoul that feels especially magical in autumn, it’s Gyeongbokgung Palace. Imagine traditional Korean architecture, elegant palace pavilions, peaceful ponds, and enormous golden ginkgo trees coming together to create some of the most beautiful autumn scenery in the city šŸ‚ While Gyeongbokgung is a must-visit destination throughout the year, I think …

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My Favorite Day in Seoul – A Cozy Jongno & Anguk Guide

There’s something special about spending a slow day in Seoul, especially around Jongno and Anguk. šŸ¤ŽšŸ‚ While Seoul is famous for its fast-paced lifestyle, trendy shopping districts, and buzzing nightlife, this part of the city invites you to slow down, wander through charming streets, discover little hidden corners, and enjoy a good cup of coffee …

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The Ultimate Autumn Photography Guide to Olympic Park, Seoul

Olympic Park is vastly huge—spanning over 1.4 million square meters—so I created this post to help you pin down exactly where to head when the seasonal colors of autumn hit! Brief Introduction About Olympic Park Built originally to host the 1988 Summer Olympics, Olympic Park is a seamless blend of world-class cultural art, historic Baekje …

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Seoul’s Brightest Spring Event: A Complete Guide to Jogyesa Temple

If you’re in Seoul during the spring, there is one place that absolutely deserves a top spot on your itinerary: Jogyesa Temple (씰계사). While Seoul is a city that never sleeps, Jogyesa offers a different kind of energy. During the annual Lotus Lantern Festival (Yeondeunghoe), this historic site transforms from a peaceful urban sanctuary into …

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Late April Cherry Blossoms in Korea: Kyung Hee University Global Campus Guide

There’s a secret that local photographers and in-the-know Seoul dwellers have been whispering about for years. While the masses flock to Yeouido and Seokchon Lake for the fleeting, snow-white some (벚꽃) cherry blossoms, a much rarer, more opulent spectacle blooms just a short train ride south of the capital. Imagine walking through a European-style campus, …

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