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Family Itinerary for Danyang Korea
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Family Itinerary for Danyang Korea

Danyang is a county in North Chungcheong Province, known for the Namhan River which is about 15-miles long, and garlic-infused dishes which you must try while visiting Danyang. If you're…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed November 30, 2021
Car Free Yeosu Itinerary
Posted inAugust in South Korea Korean Travel & Adventure Korean Travel Itineraries

Car Free Yeosu Itinerary

You don't have to have a car to enjoy this Yeosu itinerary. This stunning area in the very southern part of South Korea can be easily reached and enjoyed using…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed November 3, 2021
Slow-Travel Daegu Road Trip Itinerary
Posted inAugust in South Korea Daegu Life Korean Travel & Adventure

Slow-Travel Daegu Road Trip Itinerary

Looking for a fabulous road trip? Then, our slow-travel Daegu road trip itinerary is just the thing! A detailed look at our relaxing and enjoyable weekend in Daegu. These are…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW November 2, 2021
Fall Apple Picking in South Korea is the Perfect Day Out
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Fall Apple Picking in South Korea is the Perfect Day Out

Who wants to go fall apple picking in South Korea? We highly recommend it. This is what our trip looked like. We look forward to maybe going again. Where we…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW November 2, 2021
Fall, Dog-Friendly Saturday Itinerary in Chuncheon
Posted inGangwon-do Adventures Korean Travel & Adventure Korean Travel Itineraries

Fall, Dog-Friendly Saturday Itinerary in Chuncheon

Do you want to have a great day traveling with your dog? Then, check out this dog-friendly itinerary in Chuncheon where many businesses make pet families a priority. Leave the…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT October 6, 2021
Perfect Sunday Travel-Day Itinerary for Busan
Posted inKorean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun September in South Korea

Perfect Sunday Travel-Day Itinerary for Busan

Even though Sundays in Busan are usually cut short since you will need to travel home, it doesn't mean that can't still be full of adventure and magic. As regulars…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW September 29, 2021
Off-Season in Gangwon-do: Fall or Spring A Perfect Time to Visit
Posted in52 Pickup Family Edition December in South Korea February in South Korea

Off-Season in Gangwon-do: Fall or Spring A Perfect Time to Visit

Gangwon-do is perfect place to travel in the off-season! You won’t regret it! A few recommendations from a toddler mom and coffee fiend. A Wonderful Family Off-Season Trip to Gangwon-do…
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed April 23, 2021
Cafe Play Date Ideas for Toddlers at Pyeongtaek
Posted inGyeonggi-do Adventures Kids and Family Korean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun

Cafe Play Date Ideas for Toddlers at Pyeongtaek

Looking for fun Pyeongtaek cafes for toddlers? Want to spend time outside the house as a family? Here are LeaDan's favorite spots.
Posted by LeaDan Yee, M.Ed February 23, 2022
Seoul Musical Theater Date Night Itinerary
Posted inArt & Theater Dating & Relationships Korean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun

Seoul Musical Theater Date Night Itinerary

Seoul doesn't have to be all day, sometimes we just pop into Seoul for an afternoon or evening date night. Getting to Seoul from Pyeongtaek Itinerary On the bus headed…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW November 23, 2021
Bukhansan Hiking Itinerary in Seoul
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Bukhansan Hiking Itinerary in Seoul

Looking for a hiking adventure? Seoul is more than just one of the biggest cities in the world, it's also a great hiking destination. Bukhansan National Park provides sweeping and…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW September 26, 2022

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Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW

Chad Card holds a Master’s of Arts in Second Language teaching and a Master’s in Near and Middle Eastern Studies.  He works for the Department of Defense (DODEA) as an ELA educator. Mr. Card travels extensively in South Korea and internationally. His passion includes studying languages, culture, and diversity.

Brian Rich holds a Master’s in Clinic Social work and a Bachelor’s in English Teaching. Mr. Rich is an experienced social work clinician who transitioned into education and works for the DODEA.

Together, Brian and Chad work as Cultural Liaisons and Content Creators developing travel itineraries focused on arts and culture across South Korea. Their love of learning, culture, and life is evident in all of their work.

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