Survive & Thrive in Korea
The concept of both good and bad luck is prominent around the world—especially in Asian cultures, says Sydney Chinchanachokchai. In Korean culture, this belief in superstition is alive and well. This is clearly evidenced by the notion that certain numbers are luckier than most. Of course, this also implies that there are several numbers that you should stay […]
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More than half the population of Korea, which equates to 26.5 million Koreans, traveled abroad in 2017. This rise in international travel is largely credited to increases in holiday time, rising disposable incomes, and a heightened awareness of traveling overseas. If you’re someone who yearns to travel abroad but don’t seem to have the finances for that […]
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South Korea plays host to a whopping 3,358 islands and even more beaches, according to a report by CNN. If you are planning to go on a vacation, South Korea is definitely the place to go. The beaches make for a perfect vacay destination and are divided into three types based on their geographical locations: East, […]
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PART 3: Where You Lose Money (What to do, What NOT to do, What I wish I’d done) Visas There’s no gettin around visas unless you happen to have citizenships in multiple countries (Thailand citizens have a lot of free access around SE Asia). Going back and forth between Thailand and surrounding countries could […]
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PART 2: What to do on Arrival This part is key so -listen-read up. Everyone’s a sucker when they first arrive in a new area. You don’t have WiFi (so you don’t know where anything is), you have your heavy pack, you might be dehydrated, your blood sugar is likely low, and it’s just an […]
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You just got clickbaited! This is actually just your plain ol’ minimalist backpacking guide. But to remain true to the spirit of the title, I will include “EXTREME” sections throughout that aim to show you the most extreme minimalist techniques for those who are interested. Alright! My name is Gavin; you may have read […]
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