Seoul Forest, or “Seoul-sup” (서울숲) in Korean, sprawls across the north bank of the Han River in Seoul’s Seongdong neighborhood. As the third largest park in the capital of Korea, it stands only surpassed by World Cup Park in Mapo-gu and Olympic Park in Songpa-gu. Encompassing a vast expanse of over 3,000 acres, the park …
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Sujongsa (수종사): The Most Scenic Temple In Namyangju, Worth A Stopover
We’ve all been there: on a road trip, eyes fixed on the final destination, treating everything in between as mere scenery on fast-forward. But sometimes, the most memorable parts of a journey are the unplanned detours. On a recent trip east from Seoul, my navigation app highlighted a route through Namyangju-si (남양주시), and a name …
Checking in Pohang at Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha Filming Locations
I am well aware that writing about what the title suggests might be considered late. Undoubtedly, countless articles have already been published online, extensively guiding readers through the picturesque city of Pohang and its various locations used to portray the fictional Gonjin Village in the highly successful 2021 K-TV series, Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha (갯마을 차차차). Nevertheless, …
Busan Unveiled: 12 Must-Try Experiences in Korea’s Coastal Gem
I’d never call my previous week in BEXCO, where I roamed through endless halls presenting schoolwork, a real taste of Busan. A decade ago, my visit to this second-largest city of Korea only taught me that Haeundae was a beach and Gwangalli was just another beach. That’s why my recent road trip down south, just …
Discovering the Hidden Gem of Busan: Coffee It House in Gamcheon Culture Village
When you type “Busan” into Google, one of the first images to pop up is the vibrant, colorful cluster of homes in Gamcheon Culture Village. This picturesque village, perched on a steep mountainside, has become a symbol of Busan’s charm, often overshadowing even the city’s famous beaches. While most visitors flock to the village’s well-known …
Captivating Pohang’s Horizons: Exploring the Beauty of Igari Anchor Observatory
I still vividly recall the day when I sat in the front seat of a rented KIA, driving along a road flanked by majestic pine trees on both sides. As we followed the guidance of a smart, mobile phone-based navigator, we were treated to an incredible sight. To one side of the coniferous forest, a …
One Day in Yesan: Sudeoksa Temple + Splas Resom Resort + Yedangho Suspension Bridge – [Sponsored Trip by Trazy & K Story Tour]
A road trip to Taean-gun I embarked on during one summer in Korea is a remembrance brimful of fun experiences and is also marked as my first visit to Chungcheongnam-do or the South Chungcheong Province in the southwest region. Hearing about the opportunity of returning to the area again gives me a great exhilaration. And …
How to use NAVER MAP when traveling in Korea
Today, it would not be a surprise if Korea has made its way onto the list for countries with the best transportation systems in the world. The country provides extensive networks of railways, highways, and bus routes; and there are numerous navigation tools to help travelers utilize Korea’s transportation grids efficiently. My personal preferences for …
EDIYA Coffee House Hwajin Beach Branch
About a month ago, I accompanied a group of friends on a road trip to the east coast of Korea. We visited Pohang city out of one purpose in particular: to fulfill a wish of our trip members, which is to follow the footsteps of the Hometown Cha Cha Cha TV show. However, since there …
A Winter Adventure to Yongdae Maebawi Waterfall
Winter in Korea is a magical time, especially for those who seek out the beauty of snow-capped mountains and frozen landscapes. While many flock to ski resorts or hot springs, one of my favorite winter activities is hunting for frozen waterfalls. Thanks to Korea’s mountainous terrain, the country is dotted with rocky valleys that transform …









