Jinju Namgang Yudeung Festival is an event that continues the practice of making wishes by floating colorful lanterns down the Namgang River. This practice of over 400 years originated from the Siege of Jinju in 1592. The festival begins at sunset when lanterns of various shapes and sizes are lit on the Namgang River. World Pungmul lanterns, wish lanterns, traditional lanterns, religious lanterns, and customized lanterns embroider the night with colorful lights. Fireworks and

Explore the hidden corners of Busan through its centuries-old trees, each with a story to tell. In Korea, trees are more than nature....

No doubt food is a big part of traveling. It is a great way to understand the culture and history and also to be connected easily with locals. “Eating” in Korea is not just enjoying food but a way to show care and respect. Knowing some expressions Korean usually use, your trip will be more enjoyable with locals. We often greet each other by asking "Did you eat a meal?" instead of a casual "how are you?" Dating back to the Korean War, most people were starving as food shortag

A pig is considered a holy and auspicious animal in Korea that symbolizes wealth and fertility. During ceremonial rites or big events,...