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Top 3 Pyeongtaek Hikes
Posted inApril in South Korea Fun & Entertainment Hiking in Korea

Top 3 Pyeongtaek Hikes

Did you just move to Pyeongtaek and want to find the top 3 Pyeongtaek hikes? You've found the right post. About Hiking in South Korea Some might call hiking Korea's…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT September 10, 2018
6 Best Gangneung Beaches
Posted inAugust in South Korea Beaches Gangwon-do Adventures

6 Best Gangneung Beaches

If you love long beaches with aqua water playing with the sand, you've found the city for you. Then, this list of 6 best Gangneung beaches offers a little something…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 28, 2022
7 Best Gangwondo Water Parks
Posted inAugust in South Korea Gangwon-do Adventures July in South Korea

7 Best Gangwondo Water Parks

Looking to beat the heat this summer? Try the 7 Best Gangwondo water parks that will bring delight to your summer. Great with families and friends. About Gangwon-do Water Parks…
Posted by South of Seoul July 4, 2022
My Love From the Star
Posted inArt & Theater Fun & Entertainment June in South Korea

June K-Drama: My Love From the Star

Interested in romantic fantasy dramas with a touch of comedy and an otherworldly twist, "My Love From the Star" is perfect for your next K-drama binge. This is the story…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT June 3, 2023
A Year to Learn Korean Cooking: Pajeon
Posted inA Year to Learn Korean Cooking Home & Living June in South Korea

A Year to Learn Korean Cooking: Pajeon

Today let's learn about cooking pajeon 파전. Since monsoon season will be upon us soon, it is the perfect time to learn all about this fabulous green onion pancake. When…
Posted by KimchiRednecks June 2, 2023
The Danger of Rivers in Korean Monsoon Season
Posted inJuly in South Korea June in South Korea Public Health

The Danger of Rivers in Korean Monsoon Season

Do you LOVE playing in the rivers in Korea like I do? When I see a river, I'm ready to jump in immediately. However, there are some actual life-or-death factors…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT July 4, 2023
A person looking at the Magical Language of Others on their smart phone.
Posted inCulture & Community June in South Korea South of Seoul Book Club

SOS Book Club Pick: The Magical Language of Others

Looking for a poignant and rich novel that reads like a poem? Then you will love The Magical Language of Others: A Memoir, a Korean novel that explores language, family,…
Posted by South of Seoul June 22, 2023
how to make maesil-cheong
Posted inA Year to Learn Korean Cooking June in South Korea

Maesil-Cheong 매실청 (Korean Green Plum Syrup) Guide

Interested in learning more about making your own maesil-cheong? Here is a guide from expats living in Korea that will help you make your own at home. Our Journey with…
Posted by KimchiRednecks May 22, 2025
Summer fun ideas in South Korea
Posted inAugust in South Korea July in South Korea June in South Korea

15 Summer Fun Ideas in Korea for Locals 2025

Summer in Korea means hot sun, high humidity, and the potential heavy rains. Some people prefer to embrace the elements while others stay inside. We have 15 different Summer Fun…
Posted by South of Seoul July 4, 2025
Managing Household pests in South Korea
Posted inHome Life & Maintenance Tips July in South Korea June in South Korea

Household Pests in South Korea: A Local Guide

When you move to a new part of the world, you need to learn about local pest control. Don't get caught off guard, learn about the household pests in South…
Posted by South of Seoul July 14, 2025

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