Learning Korean has become incredibly popular. We found Seoul to be the perfect place to immerse in the language. The city offers diverse programs with flexible schedules. Language exchanges also provide a relaxed way to practice with locals, making the learning experience even more enriching.
For moments when Seoul just gets too loud and busy, here are my recommendations on what to do and avoid as well as a list of spots with certified good vibes
This is part of SEOULSHARE STORIES, an interview series on the people of SeoulShare Part A : Personal background Jeanyi and Irene spoke on May 28th about her journey to…
(as of 06/24) So, you’ve heard about the amazing bike paths along the Han River, and want to spend an afternoon tootling along admiring the beautiful waterways, and need to…
In Korea, the potato is a star on its own. One very average evening after work, I was rummaging through the fridge and cabinets, shuffling aside packets of ramen. Looking…
One of the things Seoul is famous for is beauty. K-Beauty is renowned worldwide for its focus on a youthful appearance, clear skin, and a dewy glow. So it's no…
(Updated 4/30/24) WowPass is a brand new card/service that’s just been introduced in Seoul. It claims that you’ll be able to “pay like a local” and that it will “solve…
Getting a tattoo in Korea - from BTS's favourite artist
Driven by the Seoul winter, we went south to spend February in Yeosu city (여수) in Jeollanam-do (South Jeolla Province). We pictured a warm and sunny south sea, eating Jeolla-do’s…
(Updated 4/30/24) “Seoul is not a beautiful city.” I sometimes feel the need to prepare our out-of-town guests for what they’ll encounter when they first arrive in Seoul. Modern Seoul…