There are many places that capture the beauty of South Korean landscapes. In fact, many Korean dramas were filmed in...
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A central location for Tokyo’s public transportation: Tamachi Station If you’re going to Tokyo, the #1 factor in your hotel...
If you’re planning a trip to Busan, but your itinerary has not progressed beyond “go to beach”, this article is for you. Busan is an exciting, dynamic city and remains one of South Korea’s most popular destinations; you could keep yourself busy for weeks before running out of things to...
Do you plan to travel from Korea to Japan? Japanese leading architect, designer and musician got together in Asuka in...
Korea is known for its gorgeous springs. However, with frigid winters and stifling summers sandwiching this season, one might miss the...
At the mention of castles in Korea, images of pink-walled, crenellated love motels may spring to mind. Towering beside expressways and bus stations, and with names like Prince Hotel, these are not the representative castles of South Korea. While feudal castles still stand in Japan, what remain of Korea’s ancient...
Foodie’s Guide To Restaurants/Cafes in Gyeongju, Korea’s Ancient Capital – Hwangnidan-gil (황리단길) Famous for being the capital of Korea during...
Traditionally, Korean mountains were revered as objects of sacred and religious significance. It’s not hard to see why, with a uniquely...
Words by Malcolm Wrest What’s in a Cave? Soluble rock! That’s what’s in a cave. Terrain of soluble rock and a wet enough climate combine to hollow out a “landscape” under a landscape. In general, caves require rainfall and chemically erodible material. Calcium carbonate limestone and other sedimentary carbonates, technically described...
Magnificent and unusual, Tonlé Sap, the largest freshwater lake in Southeast Asia, is literally the flowing heart of Cambodia....