How can you keep your Korean skills up to speed when you’re out of class? The following books, websites, and... Read More
During Chuseok, travel in modern Korea is an unbelievable nightmare of traffic jams and irate drivers. But what was it... Read More
To this day the first day of the Lunar New Year (Seol) has always been Korea’s most important family holiday, but at the end of the Choseon period (the late 1800s) it was largely spent practicing superstitious rituals to chase away evil spirits in the upcoming year. For several days... Read More
For The Couples Whether happy, mildly content, or downright depressed Do sport “couple wear” (matching outfits) proudly. Do write your... Read More
Words by Grace Sun and shots by Alaric Willi Finding a place to get a tattoo in Korea used to... Read More
Words by Sonia Knapp Whether camping is integral to your life, you want to see Korea from a different perspective, or you’re aching to get away from the hustle of the city, Korea has something to offer every type of camper. Campsites are inexpensive and offer basic amenities: bathrooms and... Read More
Edited by Dami Kang and David Carruth Ready to grab your gear and head out on your camping trip? Steady... Read More
빈말 [bin-mal] empty words 비다 [bi-da] is the infinitive verb meaning “to be empty.” (다 is the equivalent of “to” or... Read More
Join 10 Magazine Assistant Editor David Carruth as he explores the mysteries of the Korean visa system. Read More
With both indoor and outdoor rock faces within easy reach, Daegu gives you plenty of chances to work on your... Read More