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5 Lakes to Visit This Summer
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5 Lakes to Visit This Summer

Lakes have a special charm in the summer sun. Here are five spots for some summer fun. Layer up with sunscreen and go visit these beautiful lakes. What is lake…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 12, 2021
River/Lake Water Parks Across South Korea
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River/Lake Water Parks Across South Korea

Looking to spend some time exploring River/Lake Water Parks Across South Korea? We have the perfect list of these hard-to-find locations. What is a river/lake water park like in South…
Posted by South of Seoul June 28, 2021
Discover Yacht Tours in Hwaseong South Korea
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Discover Yacht Tours in Hwaseong South Korea

Getting out on the open water for a few hours or an entire day can change your whole mindset. Jeongok Port in Hwaseong, South Korea There are a few different…
Posted by South of Seoul June 21, 2021
Futball in Suwon Trip Itinerary
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Futball in Suwon Trip Itinerary

About Futbal In South Korea The Korean Futbal Season runs from February through October. However, the schedule may be adjusted during a pandemic. Cities across South Korea have teams that…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT August 18, 2015
Goyang, Paju Saturday Itinerary
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Goyang, Paju Saturday Itinerary

Grab your partner or friends and head to Goyang, Paju, and try this Saturday itinerary. Here was our itinerary. You don't want to miss out on a day eating out…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 6, 2021
Photography Lovers Destinations in Taean-gun
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Photography Lovers Destinations in Taean-gun

Taean is a picturesque location lined with beautiful beaches, rolling hills. Time to pack up your camera for a day of photography. About Taean-gun, South Korea Taean County is in…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed October 19, 2021
Anseong Farmland Day Trip Itinerary
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Anseong Farmland Day Trip Itinerary

About Anseong Farmland Anseong Farmland celebrates agricultural life in South Korea. They have fields of wildflowers, a petting zoo, events, activities, and a relaxing atmosphere. This is Korean countryside destination…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT October 19, 2021
Best Romantic Getaway Pensions in Taean
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Best Romantic Getaway Pensions in Taean

Looking for the best romantic getaway pensions in Taean? Maybe you need a spot near Pyeongtaek for your anniversary? Here are some options that I love. If you need help…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed February 23, 2022
Family Itinerary near Pyeongtaek: Sinjeong Lake
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Family Itinerary near Pyeongtaek: Sinjeong Lake

Looking to get away from the maddening crowds to a place that feels like luxury? You need to grab your family and head to Seojeong Lake for the day. When…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT July 13, 2021
Suwon Fortress and Chicken Street Date Day
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Suwon Fortress and Chicken Street Date Day

What to do: Day Visiting Suwon Fortress from Pyeongtaek Some relaxing time together learning something new! Hwaseong Fortress covers a large area in Suwon, South Korea. We decided to head…
Posted by KimchiRednecks June 25, 2021

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About Melissa Edwards-Whittington & Chuck Whittington (KimchiRednecks)

Chuck and Melissa, better known as the KimchiRednecks, have been living in South Korea since 2017 and documenting their adventures since launching their original YouTube channel, KimchiRednecks, in 2018. What began as a way to share life abroad with friends and family has grown into a vibrant platform celebrating Korean culture, food, travel, dramas, music, and everyday life. From restaurant reviews and recipe experiments to gaming, technology, car projects, and local events, their content offers an authentic and entertaining look at expat life in Korea while encouraging others to explore beyond the typical tourist destinations.

Chuck Whittington is a graduate of Francis Marion University with a degree in Information Systems Management. With more than two decades of experience in information technology, Chuck combines his technical expertise with a lifelong fascination with Korea, having visited numerous times before making it home. He is the tech-minded half of KimchiRednecks and enjoys exploring new technology, gaming, cars, and creative projects both on and off camera.

Melissa Edwards-Whittington holds a degree in Bible with a minor in Elementary Education from Mid-Atlantic Christian University. Throughout her career, she has worked in customer service, education, marketing, and digital communications. For many years, she has volunteered with South of Seoul, where she currently serves as the Online Content Manager for the organization’s online communities. She writes original blog content, creates resources that help residents navigate life in Korea, and works to build connections throughout the local community. Melissa has also organized and led multiple English language exchanges over the years, creating welcoming spaces where Koreans and international residents can learn from one another and build lasting friendships.

Alongside her work with South of Seoul, Melissa previously served as Co-Editor and Social Media Marketing Manager for United on the RoK Magazine, where she helped tell the stories of military-connected and expatriate communities throughout Korea. Her love for Korean culture, K-dramas, food, and BTS naturally influences the stories she tells and the experiences she shares. Whether through writing, community outreach, or digital content, Melissa is passionate about helping others discover the people, places, and experiences that make Korea feel like home.

Together, Chuck and Melissa share their lives with their five beloved Shih Tzu daughters, each of whom has played an important role in the KimchiRednecks story. Sookie, Mayhem, and Minion made the journey from the United States to Korea with them in 2017 and quickly became beloved fixtures in their videos and adventures. Although Sookie and Mayhem crossed the Rainbow Bridge in 2025, they remain forever at the heart of the KimchiRednecks family and continue to be remembered with deep love. Today, Minion carries on those adventures alongside her younger sisters, Cleo and Mischief, both adopted in Korea, each with their own special story documented on the KimchiRednecks channel. Together, all five girls remain an essential part of the family’s story, past, present, and future.

Whether they are discovering hidden cafés, exploring Korea’s rich culture and history, creating content for KimchiRednecks, experimenting with homemade whiskey and brandy on Shining with KimchiRednecks, or sharing gaming adventures on KimchiRednecks Gaming, Chuck and Melissa are passionate about inspiring others to experience Korea beyond the typical tourist path. Through food, travel, culture, community, and everyday adventures, they invite others to discover the people, places, and experiences that have made Korea their home away from home.

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