Korean rest areas are equipped with a range of facilities. Most rest areas include restaurants, cafes, convenience stores, restrooms, and parking lots to meet the diverse needs of travelers. Restaurants offer a variety of menus, from traditional Korean cuisine to Western dishes, while cafes provide a quiet place to enjoy a cup of te…

The Korean War spanned from 1950 to 1953 and was a conflict between North Korea and South Korea. It was initiated when North Korea, with the support of China and the Soviet Union, launched an invasion of South Korea following border clashes and internal rebellions. In response, the United States and its allied countries provided mil…

Korea, a country renowned for its rich cultural traditions and customs, has long employed a unique age counting system called the "Korean Age." However, a significant change will take place this month, aligning Korea with the international age system. This shift marks a pivotal moment in Korean society, simplifying age cal…

Memorial Day, also known as the "Day of Remembrance," is a significant national observance held on June 6th each year. It serves as a tribute to the patriotism and selfless contributions of those who have served in defense and development of their people and country, as well as a solemn remembrance of the ultimate sacrific…

Living in a foreign country can be an exciting yet challenging experience, especially when it comes to language barriers and navigating unfamiliar territories. Fortunately, in the digital age, we have a wide array of mobile applications at our fingertips to make our lives easier. In this post, we will explore the must-have apps in K…

Are you tired of waiting for buses with fixed routes and schedules? Well, there's good news for residents of Godeok New Town in Pyeongtaek. A new concept of transportation called “Ddok Bus” ( 똑버스 in Korean) is coming your way. This unique brand of Gyeonggi-do’s Demand Responsive Transit (DRT) kickstarted yesterday with 15 Hyund…

Sweet and yummy strawberries are in season, which means that we may buy more than what we may actually consume. Instead of worrying about wasting them, try some of these simple and fun ways to preserve your favorite berry taste and expand your culinary imagination!

Winter is a season that is prone to cause much damage to our precious skin. While going outdoors makes it common for our skin to redden and become rough due to the harsh, cold and dry air, the cozy indoor heat can also cause major dryness and steal much of the needed moisture away from our skin.   According to the American Aca…

As the winter’s nerve-chilling frigid temperatures continue to roll in, it’s a call for most of us to blast on our heating systems and stay cozy. However, in order to do this safely without leaving any risks that could leave you or your home in tragedy. Here are some safety tips to put into action as you prepare to get out your he…

Have you ever heard of ‘Raynaud's Phenomenon’? It is a condition medically defined as decreased and improper blood circulation to the outer parts of the body, which can cause a numb sensation. It mainly occurs when exposed to the cold or can even be triggered through stressful situations.

Christmas is just around the corner as Korea has gotten into the warm Christmas spirit and atmosphere! Whether you’re spending time with your family or a special someone, here are some of the best places to visit before and during the holiday season here in Korea!

Have you ever had the horrible experience of ruining your favorite expensive winter clothing, such as a knit sweater, jacket, or hoodie, due to improperly managing it? Though unfortunate, there are several ways you can properly take care and store your winter clothing to preserve it for longer wear and not have to rely solely on y…

According to the Korean Meteorological Administration, this year’s winter is expected to continuously be colder than usual. Here are a few key points and tips to consider as we continue throughout this current month and the upcoming months ahead, and to be alert and aware of the measures needed when facing this year’s severe cold wa…

Though the coming of the month of December may mean cold, freezing temperatures, it also calls for being able to experience a whole new selection of delicious seasonal foods! Let’s dive in and discover what a few of the most popular December foods are!

Winter calls for a warm cup of Yuja(Yuzu Citron) Tea. Yuja is one of many things that can often be scouted once the weather gets cooler during Korean winters. It’s widely well-known as a health-promoting tea filled with several health benefits for helping people survive the harsh winter season.   The Yuja shape resembles a ta…