Tradition
Traditional Korean Activities
Celebrate the living heritage and time-honored customs of Korea. Here you’ll find hands-on experiences like temple stays, history lectures, hanbok and hanok adventures, Korean cooking classes and traditional arts workshops, all designed to let you participate in authentic Korean rituals and crafts. This category is perfect for those who want to actively explore Korea’s roots—whether spending a night at a Buddhist temple, trying folk games, donning a hanbok for photos, or joining a calligraphy or paper-making session. It’s all about doing tradition, not just reading about it.
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Valentine’s Day In Korea: The Loved, The Smitten And The
The 14th of every month marks a holiday in South Korea, and February kicks off the love days with Valentine's…

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Interesting Korean Lunar New Year Superstitions In The 1800’s
Korean Lunar New Year To this day the first day of Korean Lunar New Year (Seol) has always been the…

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Superstitions of Lunar New Year’s Past
The quite strange superstitions of Korea's past agrarian society.

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Seollal – Korean Lunar New Year
Lunar New Year — Seollal (설날) in Korean — is one of South Korea's most significant holidays. Upwards of 36…

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Travelling During Chuseok In Korea 100 Years Ago
Ever imagined what travelling during Chuseok in Korea 100 Years ago was like? During Chuseok, travel in modern Korea is…

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Why is the age in Korea different?
Why is the age in Korea different? One of the first cultural differences foreigners are faced with when they…

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Is Violence Necessary to the Korean Education System?
Between the increasing regulations on hagwons and cuts in the number of middle and high school native English teachers, the…

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Confession Day
You might be surprised to find out that today happens to be a day especially set apart for declarations of…

