Little things and moments like this ride on Korea’s S-Train are the reason that I’m still hungry and hopeful about our time traveling around this world.
Category Archives: East Asia
We pass Gacheon Daraengi Village’s main entrance for a pre-visit stop at a scenic overlook, starting our day with the first of many Namhae rice terraces.
Saturdays are for driving, and we’re going to the Korean valley to experience one of the country’s best-known summer destinations.
What’s better than an afternoon sipping on the King’s tea in Hadong with beautiful scenes all around? Tell me but I guarantee that it won’t match up.
Here’s your ethnic food guide to Seoul, from the city’s best Korean food to offerings from around the world.
The Buyeo tombs gave me a chance to act ten years old again in a massive field with nothing to see but that and the clear blue sky above.
Seeing this small town and finding Chuncheon dak galbi was truly a journey with bumps along the way, and certainly an experience worth talking about.
I’ll always remember the monk’s song and rhythm that filled Songgwangsa Temple that day.
Driving through Korea’s Gyeongsang Province towards Gayasan National Park and Haeinsa, a wonderful site referred to as one of Korea’s Three Jewel Temples.
We finished walking from Hase Dera Temple and arrived at Yuigahama Beach, without realizing there was more behind this quiet and picturesque patch of sand.