Just another world from Ploy's view
If you are a travel aholic who is familiar with Korea you must have already known that South Korea’s eastern coast is widely known for its white sandy beaches. Without a doubt the area is highly busy during weekends and holidays. Hence, on my last summer vacation I turned towards the less popular but filled …
When city name ‘Gwangmyeong’ is mentioned, the first thing that would pop up in my mind is IKEA. Because that is where the first store of the Swedish furniture making group was established in Korea and the store is always the main reason for me to visit the city. But not too long ago my …
Opened in March 2019 next to the Mamma Mia Cafe, the most popular pink cafe in Apgujeong neighborhood, but PERC SEOUL just came to my attention this spring when the fully-developed trees grown in its side yard were in full swing with flowers. PERC SEOUL is a two-story cafe with an outdoor terrace on the …
Nestled in the charming neighborhood of Hapjeong-dong, just a stone’s throw from the trendy streets of Hongdae, Greylab is a cozy coffee spot that has quietly stolen my heart. While it may seem like just another aesthetically pleasing café for most of the year, come spring, Greylab transforms into an enchanting retreat that keeps me …
If you have just missed Taean tulip festival, the largest flower festival in Korea that is held in Taean county in May every year, don’t be sad. There are other ways for you to appreciate the beauty of flora in the county. Taean-gun or Taean county is actually famous for its coastal dune landscape but …
In this post, I am going to introduce you to one of the most unique Buddhist temples I have ever visited in Korea, Anmyeonam. It was less than a twenty-minute drive from the Travel Break Coffee located on Anmyeon island of Taean-gun. My friends and I visited the temple in late summer which was considered …
It is June already and the sweating heat striking Korea hard keeps me daydreaming of taking a break and getting chilled somewhere far away and peaceful. This somehow reminds me of my last visit to Taean-gun, a beautiful county on Korea’s western coast. During the trip we took a rest at a cafe which turned …
As the vibrant hues of spring flowers fade away, the arrival of May brings with it the unmistakable charm of blooming roses. In Korea, May is affectionately known as the season of roses, and it’s easy to see why. From mid-May onwards, the cityscape transforms as rambling roses cascade over fences and walls, painting residential …
After those countless freezing and grim days of winter, the much warmer temperature of March has again brought smiles back on to our faces. There are no intense or prolonged cold spells in the forecast in any part of Korea, so we officially declare that the cold, dark season is over. And for putting up …
Spring in Korea is a magical time, and for flower enthusiasts like me, it’s the perfect season to embark on a flower-hunting adventure. This year, I decided to add Ganghwa-do, Korea’s fifth-largest island, to my list of must-visit destinations. The reason? A charming daisy field at Mahogany Coffee that had been flooding my social media …