Travel & K-Content Tourism

Flattened Bamboo Discovered at the Royal Palace Site When the bamboo artifact was first unearthed at the Gwanbuk-ri site in Buyeo, Chungcheongnam-do, it barely resembled a musical instrument. One end …

The Rise of Traveling to Korea Without Passing Through Incheon For a long time, Incheon International Airport was the undisputed first stop for foreigners visiting Korea. However, recent arrival data …

The New Face of Massimo Dutti Opens on Itaewon-ro At the newly opened Massimo Dutti store at 266 Itaewon-ro in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, you’ll find a scene quite different from your …

2.09 Million Visitors in July, a New Monthly Record Foreign tourists visiting Korea in July 2026 hit a record monthly high of 2,093,223. According to the ‘July 2026 Korea Tourism …

Three Century-Old Temple Restrooms Head Toward Heritage Status On August 4, 2026, the Korea Heritage Service announced plans to designate three Buddhist temple restrooms — the “cheukgan” at Seonamsa Temple …

Experiencing Korean Food Beyond the Restaurant A foreign tourist returns to their accommodation after a day of sightseeing in Korea and opens a delivery app to order food they first …

Where the Smell of Coffee Shares an Alley With the Sound of Metal On a weekday afternoon, Mullae-dong in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District still runs on the rhythm of its machine …

From an Early 30 Million to a 40 Million Era In its 2026 second-half work plan announced on August 5, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said it would …

People Are Looking Up at Tiled Roofs Differently Now Stand in a Bukchon alley these days and the first thing you’ll notice is travelers tilting their phones up toward the …

Where Bone Met Bone A deer’s antler is lodged inside the bone of a whale. Heard in passing, it might sound like two coincidental remains from land and sea, buried …