Fun & Entertainment
Includes outdoor and indoor activities such as arts, theater, historical places, and parks.
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Guide for Ski and Snowboard Season Gear Rentals in South Korea
Would you like to spend all season skiing or snowboarding in Korea but you don’t have gear or a lot of money? You can make it happen. This guide to ski and snowboard season rentals in South Korea will help your dreams come true. Keep reading and we will see you on the slopes. PS this was written fast, because people needed info. Sorry for any mistakes. We will edit soon. Renting Ski and Snowboard Gear for the Season in South Korea For winter sports fans living in South Korea,…
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3-Day Goseong Itinerary: Surf, History, and Hidden Villages
Looking for a unique 3-day trip in Korea? Our volunteer Molly has an amazing one for you! Our Love for Goseong We’ve always loved Korea’s east coast beaches (sorry, westies). Sokcho and Yangyang are classics, but Goseong is starting to steal the show for me. This was my second trip here, and I think I’m officially hooked. Between the cozy surf towns, historic stops, and stunning views of Seoraksan, it’s the perfect long-weekend getaway. Here’s our 3-day Goseong itinerary with surf, history, food, and a few hidden gems. Day 1 : DMZ…
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Korean Movie Recommendation: Assassination
Looking for a Korean movie to add to your list? Our guest author from a local high school in Korea introduces one of their favorite classic movies. About the Movie Assassination The 2015 blockbuster “Assassination,” directed by Choi Dong-hoon, is not just a suspense filled action movie. While it delivers gripping drama and intense shootouts, it also allows viewers to experience the emotions of Korea during one of its darkest parts. For foreigners living in Korea, this movie may remind them that learning about a country’s past is one of…
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20 Best Course Dining Date Nights Near Pyeongtaek
Do you love beautiful and delicious food that just keeps coming? Try one of these 20 date nights restaurants in or near Pyeongtaek-si. Fine Dining in Korea Globally, the world knows Korea for casual eats like Korean BBQ, street food, and bunshik. However, Korea’s fine dining and course meal culture (코스요리) is equally worth exploring. Whether you’re planning a special celebration, a business dinner, or simply enjoy refined culinary experiences. Course dining offers a delicious window into Korean hospitality and seasonal ingredients. They also make excellent date nights spots for…
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August in South Korea, July in South Korea, June in South Korea, Korean Travel & Adventure, New Arrival Information
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 Activities for those that don’t mind tackling the elements and those that want to stay inside. No matter your preference, you will find summer fun in Korea! 15 Ideas and Over 100 Places This blog post introduces 15 fun things to do and then links to blogs for each of these ideas. This allows us to share the maximum amount…
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Award Winning Craft Beer in Korea at White Crow
Looking for a home away from home with fantastic, award-winning craft beer in Korea? Then you need to head to White Crow in Pyeongchang-gun, about a 20-minute drive from Dunnae KTX Station and 15 minutes from WelliHilli. Visit here often, and you might just find yourself tapping into beers and a rich community. My Lens on this Recommendation When you are a tourist, you have different priorities than when you live in a place. At South of Seoul, we help international residents find spots that make Korea home. That’s why…
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10 Stunning Restaurants in Pyeongchang
Looking for amazing food and drinks in rural restaurants in Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do? You have come to the right place. We have ten recommendations for the next time you find yourself in the beautiful mountains of Gangwon-do. About Pyeongchang-gun (평창군) When most people think of Pyeongchang-gun, they picture snow-covered mountains, Olympic ski jumps, and breathtaking national parks. But for food lovers? Pyeongchang holds a very special place as a quiet culinary gem nestled in the heart of Gangwon Province. From earthy mountain vegetables to hearty buckwheat noodles and some of Korea’s…
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Dunnae Day Trip from Seoul for Foodies
Would you like to escape the maddening crowds in your area? Trying to find a unique day trip from Seoul? Maybe you are a tourist looking to get outside Seoul, into a small town to try the food in a non-tourist area? Consider spending the weekend in Dunnae. Here are our absolute favorite spots in a town that feels like home. A Peaceful Place to Explore Korean Cuisine We often tell people to get outside Seoul or Busan and into the little towns. However, this is kind of a wild…
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Discover the Jeongja (정자) or Korean Resting Pavilion
Have you ever wondered about the Korean resting pavilions (정자) you see around Korea or in photos? These beautiful, open-air structures offer rest and escape from harsh weather. Keep reading to learn more about them and how to use them. What Is a Jeongja? If you’ve walked through a Korean park or a cultural street, you may have noticed differently sized wooden buildings with raised floors, open sides, and often curved roofs. These calm, cozy structures are called jeongja (정자). Such Korean resting pavilions offer the community a place to…
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Movie Theater Snacks in South Korea
Wondering what to snack on in Korean movie theaters? Let’s just say you have far more options than you might think because outside food policies favor the consumer. Outside Food Policies Tourists and international residents from countries like the United States, South Africa, Canada, and the United Kingdom are often surprised that you can bring outside food into movie theaters. You heard that right, most major Korean theater chains (CGV, Lotte Cinema, Megabox) allow outside food as long as: Recommendations for Packing Snacks When we go to the movies, each…
