Blooming Azaleas: Wonmi Mountain Azalea Festival
Its spring and flowers are blooming everywhere in South Korea! However, it has been raining continuously these few days in Seoul and I am…
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Good Brews in Gangwon-do: Terra Rosa Cafe
Spring and Autumn are the two popular seasons to visit South Korea. However, if you’re visiting South Korea during summer, you get to enjoy…
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Cafe Ando: Hidden Cafe (& Guesthouse) You Want To Keep A Secret
Shhh… today I am sharing you a secret hideout tucked in the back alleyway of Itaewon, Seoul. It is a hidden cafe I pondered…
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SNU Foodie Guide: Sheep in Solitude 혼자노는양
Hello! I am back from a short break and this time, I am going to introduce one of my favourite bar near my campus,…
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Songgwangsa Temple & Buddha’s Birthday Lanterns
It is Buddha’s Birthday 부처님 오신날 [Read:Puchonim-osin-nal] tomorrow. South Koreans are celebrating a long weekend as it falls on a Monday. No Monday blues…
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Good Brews at Sinchon: Dok-dabang Cafe
One thing that makes me fall completely in love with Korea is their amazing cafes, or, to be precise; it is their cafe culture…
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SNU Foodie Guide: 9ounce Burger
Located quietly in the Nakseongdae neighbourhood, 9 ounce is my favourite place when I need a real burger fix. If you are complaining good…
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Spring in Changgyeong Palace
I love spring. It is in fact, my favourite season. The gentle spring breeze, the abundant cherry blossom and when the pale pink petals…
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Cafe Mamas: Possibly the Best Ricotta Cheese Salad in Seoul
Before you could realized what was happening, a “Ricotta Cheese Salad Craze” have swept the cafes in South Korea. Unknowingly, cafes around the country…
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Suncheon Seonam-Sa Temple
I visited Seonam-Sa Temple 선암사, one of the prettiest temple in South Korea this winter. Nestled snugly inside a scenic valley at the west end…
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Good Brews at Downtown Seoul: Coffee Hanyak-Bang
Seoul is never short of cafes. But cafes that capture its visitor’s heart don’t come common. Recently, I found a quaint little independent cafe hidden…
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Yongma Land: An Abandoned Amusement Park Stuck in the 80s
With the surging popularity of Korean pop culture, Seoul has gained popularity among Asian region (and sometimes beyond). While the streets of Garosugil, Hongdae,…
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Autumn Photo Shoot at Haneul Park
Spring and autumn are the two best seasons (and good reasons) to visit Seoul. Although this is a long overdue post, I’d still like…
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Fifty Shades of Blue: Busan Taejongdae Park Rocky Cliff
If you have been following the blog quite some time you might be aware of my deep affection for Busan (you may read up…
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Gwangjang Market: Bindaetteok & Budget Foodie Paradise
Traditional markets are always one of the most exciting sites in South Korea. I’ve blogged about several markets within Seoul, the Noryangjin Fish Market,…
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Jeonju Jeondong Cathedral: The Most Beautiful Catholic Church in Korea
Pictures say it all. The beauty of the church is beyond description. I was in Jeonju in the autumn but I wasn’t given ample…
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Good Brews at Garosu-gil: Ikovox Coffee
Residing in Korea is pretty close to perfect for an avid coffee drinker. The nearest cafe is always a stone’s throw away. And for those…
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Jeonju Guesthouse Review: Becky Art Space
Jeonju is a homeland for many talented artists. Known as the city of romance, culture and tradition, it is rich in history and definitely…
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소소한 풍경: A Little Palatable Scenery at Buam-Dong
Buam-Dong, a neighborhood slightly off Gyeongbok Palace is one of my secret hideouts here in Seoul. Located in between Inwang Mountain and Bukgak Mountain,…
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Bukmakgol 북막골 : Humongous BBQ beef ribs at Samcheongdong
Winter has arrived and the days start to grow shorter. Somehow I find myself feeling carnivorous especially when the days turn ruthlessly cold in Seoul….
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