Survive & Thrive in Korea
30 seconds summary A destination wedding is an incredible way to infuse unique cultural elements into your special day, offering an unforgettable experience for you and your guests. One of the most captivating places to host such an event is South Korea, a country rich in history, tradition, and beauty. From vibrant cityscapes to serene […]
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10 Unique Wedding Traditions from Around the World to Inspire Your Big Day Summary: To many, the wedding day represents a major life moment, and going outside of traditional customs can result in memorable and individual experiences. Planning a wedding, no matter where it is, can be richer and more special by adding wedding traditions […]
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On a lark Ian and I decided to venture off in search of one of the fabled Korean fortune tellers. I know you’ve seen them. They have tents set up all throughout the city. You can find them inside the CGV lobby, Myeong Dong Shopping alleyways, COEX, and anywhere else you can imagine. Before we […]
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Living in a new country means wrapping your head around a different way of thinking and living. Hopefully this list of a few Korean customs will help you understand the country and avoid a few pitfalls. As always if you have any more suggestions to add to the list please leave them in the comments! […]
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Did you know Korea is the birthplace of taekwondo? Gold stars for you if you did. Despite having this nugget of knowledge buried in my brain I never actually went out in search of more insight about the martial art until I ran across a promo for a demonstration happening at Gyeonghuigung Palace. Never one […]
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Recently I was invited to participate in a Korean Culture Program. Actually, the official name of the event was the Korean Culture Program for Gangnam Foreign English Teachers. Sure the title wasn’t all that snazzy but it definitely got to the point. Twenty four Gangnam teachers were presented with an opportunity to learn how to […]
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