From authentic Korean cooking classes to mountain hikes with stunning sunset city views, there’s a little something for every traveler... Read More
Seoul has, in the past half-century, developed from a war-torn city to a bustling spot of technological advancement, economic miracle,... Read More
Korea: Land of K-Pop, K-Dramas, and kimchi. The irony is that none of these are what attracts the majority of foreign tourists; it’s the inexpensive yet advanced plastic surgery in Seoul. The chances that your favorite Korean celebrity has undergone the knife are high; 20 percent of Korean women have... Read More
While bike riding might be daunting to some, it is undoubtedly one of the best ways to see a city.... Read More
Do you need a home loan or mortgage for a house in the US but you are a non-citizen, non-resident,... Read More
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 bookstores are rare, and if you only know one or two, you are unlikely to find the range of books you would like.... Read More
Every country around the world has their own way to size clothes and South Korea is no exception to this.... Read More
As of July 2019, all foreigners residing in Korea longer than 6 months are required to sign up for the... Read More
I always tell people that purchasing a Tmoney card at the airport is the first thing they can do to make themselves comfortable in Korea. Tmoney cards can provide hassle-free travel, discounts, and even a sense of belonging. Having an Oyster card made me feel like a Londoner, and having... Read More
Looking to learn some more Korean, but not happy with hitting the books? No problem. There are plenty of functional... Read More