South Korea
South Korea is a culturally rich country in East Asia known for being very safe, a kind yet introverted populace, and many awesome temples across the country. Seoul is a very fun city with a lot going on, whilst a DMZ tour can give you a rare glimpse into North Korea.
- The Best Time to Visit South Korea: From a Former Expat
A month-by-month breakdown of the best time to visit South Korea, from a former expat who spent almost a year in the country. - One Day in Seoul: A 24-Hour Itinerary for Tourists
Several itinerary ideas for one day in Seoul. Multiple activities suggested for people with differing interests (history, food, temples etc.) - A Tourist’s Guide to Visiting Beopjusa Temple
All you need to know before visiting South Korea’s Buddhist Beopjusa Temple. History, costs, opening hours, facilities, bus info and more. - An Expat’s Guide to Solo Travel in South Korea
Find out everything you need to know about solo travel in South Korea from an expat spending a year here and extensively exploring the country alone. - A Guide to Visiting Ikseon-dong Hanok Village in 2026
The best things to do in Ikseon-dong Hanok Village include going to a shooting range, a photobooth and a cheese factory. - 2 Day Seoul Itinerary: Highlights of South Korea’s Capital
Everything you should do if you have 2 days in Seoul. Highlights include Gyeongbokgung Palace, Ikseondong Hanok Village and Myeongdong markets. - Exploring Korea: Is the DMZ Worth Visiting in 2026?
The DMZ is worth visiting, and you can view North Korea from Dora Observatory. Although it’s no longer possible to access the JSA. - Requirements For Teaching English In South KoreaThe requirements for teaching English in South Korea are to be a native English speaker, have a degree, obtain TEFL certification and not have a criminal record or serious health issues.
- A Beginner’s Guide to Teaching English in South KoreaA complete guide for beginners who wish to teach English in South Korea, from someone who spent 9 months teaching there.
