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A Day at the National Museum of Korea

A Day at the National Museum of Korea

Visited the National Museum of Korea on a busy weekend — the world's 3rd most-visited museum in 2025. A walk through gold crowns, bronze daggers, and Kakao Friends installations, followed by a bowl of kalguksu in Myeongdong.

05.29.2026|daisy
Korean Cute Shop Tour

Korean Cute Shop Tour

These days in Korea, more and more people are enjoying visiting cute lifestyle and stationery shops (called “So-Poom shops” in Korea). From charming stationery and journaling supplies to aesthetic home décor items, these shops offer so many things to see in one place that you can easily lose track of time while browsing.

05.26.2026|Elva
From Historic Walls to a Hidden Forest Cafe

From Historic Walls to a Hidden Forest Cafe

A Visual Walk: From Historic Walls to a Hidden Forest Cafe

05.21.2026|minky
Gyeongbokgung's 600-Year-Old Energy Hit Different — And I'm Not Over It

Gyeongbokgung's 600-Year-Old Energy Hit Different — And I'm Not Over It

Okay But Gyeongbokgung Just Hit Different — Seoul's 600-Year-Old Royal Palace Is Lowkey Everything

05.27.2026|minky
This is international. Make it unforgettable. That's exactly what K-pop was at the 2026 AMAs.

This is international. Make it unforgettable. That's exactly what K-pop was at the 2026 AMAs.

K-pop took 11 trophies at the 2026 AMAs — and it wasn't just one act.

05.28.2026|l.marion

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At a Korean Grocery Store, the Discount Stickers Are a Countdown Clock

At a Korean Grocery Store, the Discount Stickers Are a Countdown Clock

There's a refrigerated case at the back of every Korean hypermarket that most visitors stroll right past on the way to the snack aisle. Big mistake. This is where the store quietly cooks your dinner.

06.15.2026|lucas
The Temple Where One Wish Comes True

The Temple Where One Wish Comes True

There's a big mossy boulder near the entrance of Haedong Yonggungsa, and carved

06.02.2026|lucas
Seoul Is Fining People for Feeding Pigeons — Here's What Travelers Should Know

Seoul Is Fining People for Feeding Pigeons — Here's What Travelers Should Know

If you've ever tossed a piece of bread to a pigeon in a Seoul park, here's a heads-up before your next visit: doing it in the wrong spot can now cost you up to one million Korean won (about USD 760). And as of June 2026, the city has stopped issuing friendly warnings and started writing actual tickets.

06.01.2026|lucas