Think spring in Korea is just about flowers and cherry blossoms? Think again. There are a whole slew of other Spring festivals like the Taean Tulip Festival and Boseong Green Tea Festival to check out!

Visitors with visa waivers must now apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before being granted entry into Korea.

The JSA is where one can straddle both North and South Korea while taking in the historical significance of the location.

Just imagine stepping out of the metro and straight to the mall. South Korea’s underground malls are so accessible that you won’t have to travel far and wide just to find one!

Brace yourself for the cold in Korea! Here are a few tips to not let the chilling temperatures ruin your holiday.

Here’s a handy cheat sheet for the best places and dates to catch the gorgeous sakura in full bloom around Korea!

A shopping spree awaits if you visit Korea from 18 Jan to 28 Feb 2018 during the Korea Grand Sale!

Immerse yourself in the scenery of more than a million tulips in this fantastic yet underrated festival held in the outskirts of Seoul from mid-April to early May.

The visa waiver will apply for those entering the country through Yangyang International Airport.

Among others, it’s home to a bamboo forest, a hipster market, and an entire street dedicated to Tteokgalbi.

Take to the slopes this winter!

Dive back to the old days and surround yourself with LPs and great music in these vinyl bars across Korea.