If you're living in Korea or just visiting—there’s one holiday that can seriously mess with your plans if you’re not ready: Chuseok (추석) . It’s kind of like Korean Thanksgiving. Families reunite, cities empty out, and... transporta…
Hey there! If you've been living in Korea for a while, you've probably noticed that gifting is a big deal here. Whether it's for a holiday like Chuseok (추석) or a housewarming party, choosing the right gift is an important way to …
Living in Korea is exciting—but making friends in Korea can be really hard. Even if you’ve figured out housing, transport, and delivery apps, feeling truly connected is another story. Cultural habits, group-based social circles, and language gaps …
Ordering food in Korea seems straightforward—until you open the menu. Many dish names follow tradition rather than direct translation, and subtle cultural nuances can change what appears on your table. Without the right phrases, even a simple order…
Feeling tired, overwhelmed, or simply curious about Korean culture? One of the most peaceful and eye-opening ways to recharge in South Korea is through a Templestay —a short retreat at a Buddhist temple where you can experience meditation, silence,…