Seoul is often portrayed as a bustling city painted in neon with crowded streets and a hurried pace. While this can be a very accurate representation of the city, there is a softer side to the Asian metropolis. Spring is the best time of the year to explore the more delicate scenes of the city. …
One of the great things about living in or traveling to Korea in the spring time is the endless number of events that are held throughout the country. With the arrival of cool, sunny weather comes a slew of outdoor performances and fun festivals that allow visitors to more personally experience Korea’s colorful culture. Not …
Spring is finally starting to arrive here in Korea. FINALLY! Today is one of the nicest days I’ve seen since I’ve been back in Seoul, though it’s still a bit chilly by my standards. I’ve enjoyed my morning walking around Shinchon and I’m even contemplating waking up early tomorrow for Easter, so long as the …
It’s official. After a long, cold winter, spring has finally arrived in Seoul: old men gather around plastic furniture at local convenient stores to drink makeoli, cafes and restaurants spruce up their patios, and best of all, the flowers bloom. While the magnolias and azaleas are stunning, no flower can compare to that of the …