7.6
5 Spots to Experience the Seoul Drag Show Scene
This year, Seoul held its first ever Drag Parade, bringing together all the colours of the LGBTQI+ community to slay the streets. It was a chance for kings, qu... Read More...
How-To & Guides
7.6
9.7
Seoul’s Street-Style Instagrammers to Follow
Featured photo by Alex FinchHome to a number of style rule breakers and internationally-acclaimed trendsetters (G-Dragon, to name one), Seoul is saturated ... Read More...
9.5
How to Easily Make Reservations and Appointments
Making reservations through phone calls has become a hassle in Seoul as ‘Naver Reservation’ took online booking experience in Korea to a whole new level. Naver... Read More...
8.4
English Bookstores for Book Lovers in Korea
Updated with words by Amanda Diaz and 10 Magazine Staff.One drawback of living or traveling in Korea is the difficulty of finding books in English. Good books... Read More...
9.6
Offset Travel Costs during Chuseok as an Airbnb Host
Many of us have been there: after enduring the stress of traveling during the peak holiday season, you’re then faced with the discomfort of packing into an al... Read More...
9.3
How to Convert Your Clothing Size in Korea
Every country around the world has their own way to size clothes and South Korea is no exception to this. While you could use trial and error while buying clot... Read More...
9.1
Free Resources For Foreigners In Korea
In order to help migrants or foreigners visiting the Land of Morning Calm, South Korea has a bunch of things that are free for foreigners! And those services c... Read More...
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How to Report a Taxi Driver in Seoul
Sometimes taxi drivers can be unfriendly because of a language barrier or because they prefer the larger fares of longer distance trips. This can lead to dissa... Read More...
9.9
6 Tips for Typhoons
As Typhoon Soulik is scheduled to land in Seoul in just a few hours, 10 Magazine put together some tips for how to deal with a typhoon in Korea. Most of these ... Read More...
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How to Use Point Cards in Korea
Point cards (or reward cards, or membership cards) are popular amongst Koreans as it helps them save easy money on purchases from department stores, bookstores... Read More...