Before you could realized what was happening, a “Ricotta Cheese Salad Craze” have swept the cafes in South Korea. Unknowingly, cafes around the country
I visited Seonam-Sa Temple 선암사, one of the prettiest temple in South Korea this winter. Nestled snugly inside a scenic valley at the west end
Seoul is never short of cafes. But cafes that capture its visitor’s heart don’t come common. Recently, I found a quaint little independent cafe hidden
With the surging popularity of Korean pop culture, Seoul has gained popularity among Asian region (and sometimes even beyond the region). While the streets
I have a fatal weakness for traditional clothing. My closet back home is filled up with my collection of traditional clothings, ranging from Peranakan Kebaya,
Spring and autumn are the two best seasons (and good reasons) to visit Seoul. Although this is a long overdue post, I’d still like
If you have been following the blog quite some time you might be aware of my deep affection for Busan (you may read up
Traditional markets are always one of the most exciting sites in South Korea. I’ve blogged about several markets within Seoul, the Noryangjin Fish Market,
I have been writing about Jeonju in my past 3 blog posts. In fact, this beautiful provincial city in Jeollabuk-do is where I’d strongly
Pictures say it all. The beauty of the church is beyond description. I was in Jeonju in the autumn but I wasn’t given ample
I bet many will agree the street food is one of the essence experience for travellers in Korea. Many would probably have experienced the bedazzling moment
Residing in Korea is pretty close to perfect for an avid coffee drinker. The nearest cafe is always a stone’s throw away. And for those