Get out of Seoul for a day trip and visit places like Muuido Island, Paju, Yeongjondo and more. With so many attractions easily accessible by public transport, you have no excuse not to.

These special festivals in Korea, such as BIFF and Boseong Green Tea festival. are definitely worth flying into the country for!

If you’re sick of going to the same old crowded touristy cafes in Seoul and would like to experience something different, these hidden gems will be perfect for you. Most on the list are cafes, though there is also a Makgeolli bar and an eatery. Some of them are pretty obscure and might be difficult to […]

See a different side of Seoul, Busan and beyond by venturing into these little-known locations across the country, ranging from beaches and parks to villages and fortresses.

Walk along this street in Ganghwa Island, Incheon, and you can be forgiven for wondering whether you woke up in some Alice in Wonderland-esque fairytale that morning.

Take on the hiking trails and summit the most stunning of mountains in Korea, from Hallasan in Jeju to Bukhansan in Seoul.

The Garden of Morning Calm should be added in your Korea itinerary. Here’s why!

Only got 48 hours to explore Seoul? Here’s a simple travel guide for you!

Seoul is a fantastic place for adventure seekers, with heart-pumping activities like rail-biking, zip-lining and bungee jumping!

5 days in Korea — Busan, Seoul and Gangwon Province — with a budget of only ₱23k (all-in). Learn how she did it!

Korea’s a great place for backpackers. These tips are for travellers looking to have an enriching trip to the land of kimchi – but on a budget.

It’s possible for Filipinos to get a South Korea Tourist Visa even without an Income Tax Return (ITR).