Living in Korea
Do I Need to Learn Korean to Live in Korea?
The short answer is no. The real answer is more complicated. Here's exactly where not knowing Korean costs you and what "enough Korean" actually looks like.
The Haeundae Sand Festival, held annually in Busan, Korea, has evolved into one of the world's largest sand sculpture events. Admire classic and modern art masterpieces recreated in sand.
Discover the hidden gem of Cheolma Yeonbab in Busan, Korea, and savor the delightful traditional dish of lotus leaf rice (연잎밥) alongside juicy Hanwoo Tteokgalbi or pork rib meat.
The South Korean Fair Trade Commission has designated HYBE, the agency behind K-pop sensation BTS, as a chaebol. This makes HYBE the first entertainment company to receive this classification
Emart24, Bithumb, and NongHyup Bank collaborate on a limited Bitcoin meal box campaign in South Korea. It may seem like a gimmick, but is there more to it than meets the eye?
Ahopsan Bamboo Forest has been lovingly preserved by the Nampyeong Moon Clan for nearly 400 years. With a bamboo grove famous from being a filming location for Korean movies and dramas.
Struggling to learn Korean on your own? Discover the benefits of joining the free Korean language classes at BGCF in Busan.
Visit one of Korea’s Three Jewel Temples. Tongdosa’s history, must-see areas, rituals, and practical tips — all explained simply.
Continuing where Galmaetgil 9.1 finished. A moderately tough hike on a mountain famous for it's bamboo forest. (Which you completely avoid if you stay on the path lol)
A gem in Haeundae that's not just another coffee spot. Owned by Paul and his sisters Mia and Erin, this cafe will be your new favorite hangout for its coziness, awesome coffee and delicious bread
Experience the beauty of thousands of lanterns lighting up Busan. A complete guide to Samgwangsa’s festival, including tips and best visiting times.
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