5 Hidden Neighborhoods in Seoul You Need to Visit
Written by Shae Johnson When most tourists think of Seoul, most picture the crowded streets of Myeongdong, the night life of Hongdae, the shopping in Gangnam, or the beauty of Gyeongbokgung Palace. These destinations definitely deserve a visit, but some of the most memorable experiences are lesser known to the everyday tourist. From quiet hanok-lined […]
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 […]
Exploring Seongsu in Seoul: Pop-ups, Shopping, and Trendy Cafes
By Tristan McKeough Seongsu is one of Seoul’s most popular and up and coming neighborhoods as of late. Originally an industrial area of the city, its popularity has exploded recently with the conversion of many of its warehouses and buildings into trendy cafes and restaurants as well as fashionable shops. Due to this revitalization, the […]