Sokcho Travel Guide: What To Do, See & Eat in Sokcho
One of the regions in South Korea we highly recommend visiting is Gangwon-do. Not only home to pristine waters, but certain areas are also well-known... Read More
Korea VTL
A Guide To The Covid PCR Tests Required For Travel to Korea: Price, Process & Pain Level
The Korea VTL scheme is probably one of the most complicated ones among the VTL schemes launched by Singapore. If you’re planning to stay for... Read More
Lago Vista (라고비스타): Pension in Pocheon With A Lake View, Private Jacuzzi & Outdoor BBQ
Pocheon? Wait, where’s that? Unknown to many, Pocheon is a city in the Gyeonggi-do region filled with nature and a great place for camping in... Read More
JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square Seoul Review: Deluxe Guest Room
Located in the heart of the Dongdaemun shopping district is JW Marriott Dongdaemun Square Seoul, not to be confused with JW Marriott Seoul, a hotel... Read More
Cafe Tacit (태시트): Ocean View Cafe Beside Cheongan Beach Near Sokcho
Exploring beautiful cafes is just one of the many things we do in Korea. So when we found ourselves in Sokcho, we knew cafes with... Read More
5 Farms in 5 Different Cities For Strawberry Picking in South Korea
There are actually a lot of strawberry farms in Korea that offer a strawberry picking experience. If you’re not following a tour, the options are... Read More
Jeju Abang Restaurant (제주아방): Aged Pork KBBQ Restaurant Near Euljiro 3-ga Station
Korean BBQ is a must eat whenever you visit Korea. There are two main types of meat: pork and beef. Since we explored Hanwoo thanks... Read More
Ayatt Coffee (아야트커피): Enjoy An Ocean View At This Cafe in Goseong, 15 Mins Drive From Sokcho
The Gangwon-do region is one of our favourite areas in Korea. With Sokcho being a 2.5-hour bus ride from Seoul, it’s a perfect place for... Read More
Jungsik: 2 Michelin Star Contemporary & Creative Korean Cuisine Restaurant in Seoul
Retaining its 2 Michelin stars in the Michelin Guide for Seoul & Busan 2026, Jungsik is one of 10 restaurants in Korea to have 2... Read More
9 Winter Street Foods You Need To Try When In Korea
Korea’s winter lasts from late November to February and the temperature can range from as low as -20 degrees Celsius to warmer days of 6... Read More
