This is a space where I share stories from my experiences in Seoul. I share a variety of experiences about delicious restaurants, cool spots, and fun places.
What should you do if you’re traveling in Seoul and suddenly get a stomachache and need to use the restroom urgently? Since I live in Seoul, I haven’t often had to scramble to find a public restroom, but when I talk to my foreign friends, they tell me that while using public restrooms in Seoul … Read more
I think Samcheong-dong and Bukchon Hanok Village are the neighborhoods I visit most often in Seoul. They’re great for taking photos because they blend traditional and urban atmospheres so well. Just two weeks ago, a friend and I left our bags in a locker at Anguk Station and spent the day leisurely exploring Bukchon Hanok … Read more
Seoul is home to many alleyways where you can soak up the city’s old-world charm. Among them, alleyways with their own stories are a rare find. Deoksugung Stone Wall Street is not only a great spot for a date but also a place with hidden stories. Since it’s a route I sometimes pass through on … Read more
Seoul is definitely one of the cities with the most convenient public transportation systems. I use the Seoul Climate Card debit card for my daily commute. Thanks to the youth discount, I pay about 60,000 won a month for unlimited use of the subway, buses, and even the “Ttareungi” bike-sharing service. I’ve heard that this … Read more
Whenever I travel abroad, one of the places I always make sure to visit is the local market. While there’s plenty to see at department stores and large supermarkets, I feel there’s a unique charm that can only be found at local markets. Seoul is home to the historic and famous Namdaemun Market. I’ve been … Read more