The National Museum of Korea: The Best Way to Dive Deeper Into Korean Culture, History and Folklore Like Nowhere Else
By Ambre El Ouazzani Right in the city centre, in the Yongsan district, stands The National Museum of Korea. A huge modern building that hosts the moZst important art and historical exhibitions in the entire country with over 420,000 items covering a span from Korea’s prehistoric lifestyle to contemporary art. Inside the giant walls of […]
Discover Korea’s Past at the National Museum of Korea – A Must-See for Students and Culture Lovers Alike!
Written by Autumn Seely You’ve landed in Seoul, where high-tech cityscapes meet ancient tradition. Between the vibrant street markets and shopping malls lies a peaceful cultural treasure: the National Museum of Korea. For students, families, and curious travelers alike, this is an ideal place to begin your journey through Korean history. Step into a world […]
War Memorial of Korea – Exploring South Korea’s Military History
Written by Tristan McKeough and Ashlyn Walter Planning a trip to Seoul or already in the city, looking for something to do? Look no further than the War Memorial of Korea, an expansive museum located in the center of Seoul, dedicated to educating visitors about the conflicts related to the Korean Peninsula, honoring those who […]
Escape Seoul: A Day in Suwon
By Ambre El Ouazzani Just an hour by train south of downtown Seoul stands a small town called Suwon. Reachable by train (KTX or ITX) or subway (line 1 or Suin Bundang line), Suwon is the perfect place to spend an enjoyable day combining modern shopping with traditional experiences with its fortress and historical centre. […]
Gwangbokjeol : Korea’s National Liberation Day
Writer : Sandra Bakker Gwangbokjeol (광복절), celebrated annually on August 15th, is one of South Korea’s most significant national holidays. Known in English as the National Liberation Day of Korea, it marks the day in 1945 when Korea was liberated from Japanese colonial rule, which had lasted for 35 years. The term “Gwangbokjeol” literally translates […]
Bukchon Cityteering with team Green Climate Fund!
Written by Paul Hoffmann On a beautiful sunny day, 20th of May 2024, Green Climate Fund enjoyed a team-building day with Adventure Korea having a fun and instructive activity called “Cityteering” in Bukchon Hanok village which is famous for its traditional architecture, coffee shops and street foods. This opportunity enabled them to put into practice […]
Exploring Namhansanseong Fortress : A Journey through History and Adventure
Written by Victorine Gohy Perched upon the scenic mountain slopes just south of Seoul, Namhansanseong Fortress stands as a testament to Korea’s rich history and cultural heritage. This ancient fortress, which translates to “South Han Mountain Fortress,” has witnessed centuries of intrigue, conflict, and resilience, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and adventurers […]
Exploring the Rich History of Gyeongbokgung Palace with Adventure Korea
Written by Victorine Gohy Gyeongbokgung Palace, a majestic symbol of South Korea’s rich history and cultural heritage, stands proudly amidst the bustling streets of Seoul. Recently, Adventure Korea had the pleasure of guiding a group from the Singapore American School through this iconic landmark, offering them a captivating journey through time. A Glimpse into the […]