Seoul, South Korea’s capital 🇰🇷 is a huge business, cultural, and economical city. With a population over 25 million people to include the metropolitan area, Seoul can take weeks if not months and years to explore. Seoul offers everything imaginable from gigantic palaces and exciting food markets to a vibrant night life and stress free parks. If you simply have but a week or two to explore this huge city and are looking for things to do in Seoul or places to visit, I came up with a list of my top 12 recommended things to do in Seoul. **This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one of the…

No doubt, South Korea is a foodies paradise. There are so many restaurants and markets throughout Seoul it can seem a bit overwhelming. So how to you choose the best market in Seoul or once there, what do you eat? Many of the street markets in Seoul are huge, stretching over several blocks with hundreds of food options to choose from. The best way to explore Seoul’s markets is to simply walk around and buy whatever looks good. Thankfully, most vendors sell bite sized food, so you have an opportunity to try several different food items from a variety of vendors. In total, I’ve spent about two weeks in Seoul…

Located in the South Korean city of Busan 🇰🇷, is a rather unique place to visit known as Gamcheon Culture Village. This village is terraced alongside a mountain. Gamcheon Culture Village is known as the “Santorini of Korea” or Busan’s “Machu Picchu“. What started off as a refuge area for people escaping war and a former slum is now considered to be one of Busan’s most popular tourist attractions. With it’s colorfully vibrant homes, fun cafés, narrow alley ways, and unique art work, Gamcheon Culture Village is a must when visiting Busan.  **This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one of the links or banners throughout the page,…

Pohang, is an industrial city located on South Korea’s eastern coast. Pohang is home to POSCO, a huge steel industrial factory that dominates the city and is most likely the reason Pohang has grown into the size it is today, it employees a lot of people! There is more to Pohang then its gigantic steel factory. Pohang has one of South Korea’s largest seafood markets, the fun yet terrifying Space Walk at Hwanho Park, the famous Homigot Sunrise Square and nice beaches. The nightlife in Pohang is hopping and the food is incredible. I created this Pohang travel guide to share what I learned while exploring Pohang along with some…