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April in South Korea, Korean Travel & Adventure, May in South Korea, October in South Korea, Outdoor Activities, September in South Korea
Stunning Arboretums in South Korea
Arboretums are for Everyone Whether you have a deep admiration for the great outdoors, want to inspire an appreciation for nature, or you just need socially distancing alternatives during a pandemic, the many arboretums in South Korea are fun for people of all ages. They are often free or have affordable admission rates. Additionally, each arboretum is unique. How to Prepare for an Arboretum Visit To truly appreciate the distinctive characteristics of the arboretums in South Korea, I would recommend bringing comfortable shoes, drinking water, snacks, insect repellent, sunscreen, and,…
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August in South Korea, Chungcheongnam-do Adventures, July in South Korea, June in South Korea, Korean Travel & Adventure, Outdoor Activities, SOS South Korean Seasonal Guide: Summer
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 Chungcheongnam Province, or Chungcheongnam-do, and has a population of roughly 64,000. While Taean is mostly coastal, the landscape includes mountains, forests, wetlands, sand dunes, and, of course, beaches. If you’re interested in Taean’s gorgeous beaches, please refer to the “5 Taean Beaches for Summer” blog. About Anmyeyondo, Taean-gun, South Korea Anmyeondo (island), in the South of Taean, was originally a…
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August in South Korea, February in South Korea, Gyeonggi-do Adventures, July in South Korea, March in South Korea, October in South Korea, Outdoor Activities, September in South Korea, SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall, SOS South Korean Seasonal Guide: Summer, SOS South Korean Seasonal Guide: Winter
Pick Your Own Fruit Near Pyeongtaek
Want to learn more about the local farming culture? Visiting local farms is the perfect way to connect with your new home. About picking your own fruit in near Pyeongtaek, South Korea South Koreans love to visit farms with friends and families to pick their own fruit. Some farms charge an entry fee per person and then by the weight of fruit that you pick, while other farms may only charge for the weight of fruit you pick. Many even offer “all-you-can-eat” fruit while you pick fruit to go home.…
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Fun & Entertainment, Gyeonggi-do Adventures, November in South Korea, October in South Korea, Outdoor Activities, September in South Korea, SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall, Tips of Living Your Best Life
Cool Muhly Grass Photo Ops Near Pyeongtaek
This muhly grass in Pyeongtaek blog post started as a list of 5 and quickly grew to a list of 7! You will find plenty of muhly grass photo spots close to Osan Air Force Base or Camp Humphreys. We look forward to seeing your photos on Instagram of these muhly grass photo ops near Pyeongtaek. About muhly grass in South Korea Native to North America, muhly grass originates in Florida. Since Instagram became a craze in South Korea, many locations have planted this popular pink to attract folks looking…
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Chungcheongnam-do Adventures, Korean Travel & Adventure, Outdoor Activities, Tourist and Traveler Welcome Packet
Immersive Cultural Experiences in Taean
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Where to Buy Camping Gear in PyeongtaeK
Looking for tents, camping kitchens, and so much more? Here are some great places to try in Pyeongtaek. Camping in Korea Korea loves camping. More specifically, Korea loves boujee camping. Folks will pull up with tents bigger than my first apartment and set up a whole home just for a day at the beach. They don’t even camp all night. As someone who grew up off-grid in hunt camps and rural cabins in Alaska, I never imagined camping could be quite like this and I am totally here for it.…
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Fun & Entertainment, Kids and Family, Korean Travel & Adventure, Outdoor Activities, SOS Seasonal Guide: Spring, SOS Seasonal Pyeongtaek Guide: Fall, SOS South Korean Seasonal Guide: Summer, Tourist and Traveler Welcome Packet
8 Luge Parks In South Korea
There is something weirdly freeing about zipping down a hill on a little cart. Don’t miss the chance to feel like a kid again. About Luge in South Korea Luge courses are popular in the warmer months and many will close during the cold winter months when the mountains are being used for skiing and snowboarding. You can contact 1330 to ask about when a particular luge park will be open. Ski resorts and mountain areas across the country have discovered the joy of luge parks. Each year the summer…
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20 Must-visit Buddhist Temples in South Korea
Buddhism in South Korea Buddhism was first adopted on the Korean peninsula by the Goguryeo in 372 CE then by the Silla in 528 CE and finally by the Baekje in 552 CE. Currently, the Jogye and Taego Orders are the most common in South Korea. South Korea has no national religion and no majority religion. Instead, South Korea considers itself free religious society. Some poles say that Korean includes people with no religious affiliation (46%), Christians (29%) and Buddhists (23%). However, such numbers change dramatically based on the organization conducting the…
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10 Rail Bike Courses South of Seoul
Looking for rail bike courses in many different areas across South Korea? You have come to the right place. We have options for those who want to explore beyond Seoul. What are rail bikes in South Korea? Rail bikes are a popular activity in South Korea. Such rail adventures occur on decommissioned scenic railway routes throughout the country. Essentially, rail bikes are human pedal-powered vehicles designed to travel along railway tracks. The bikes offer a unique and relaxing way to enjoy the countryside and take in the scenery. Usually, rail…
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The Ultimate National Parks of Korea Poster or T-Shirt
The perfect map to track and remember your national park trips across South Korea.
