Korea, South

The Korean War Memorial in Seoul, South Korea is a must visit museum in the Yongsan district. Find out how easy it is to get to the Korean War Memorial and why it is one of... keep reading →

There is a fun and exciting festival in Korea this May, actually this is an annual festival every May. This year it's going to be hold at 1-5 May 2010 in Boseong green tea... keep reading →

There are many wonderful places to visit in Asia. None can compare to the exotic, hstorical and Tradional places in South Korea. If, you are searching for the best places to... keep reading →

Busan, formerly known as Pusan is located at the southeastern tip of the Korean peninsula, is the second largest metropolis of South Korea and has a population of about 3.6... keep reading →

Busan (also spelled Pusan) is Korea’s largest port city. Only gigantic Seoul has a larger population. Busan has grown along with the Korean economy, and is now an... keep reading →

After spending some time in Seoul, South Korea, my husband and I had to explore what else South Korea had to offer. The southern coast of South Korea is beautiful and... keep reading →

In order to apply to teach English in South Korea, there are certain documents that must be obtained and steps that must be followed. My hub helps to explain the detailed... keep reading →

The very first thing that you have to do when thinking about teaching English as a second language in Korea, is decide if Korea is the type of place that you want to live for... keep reading →

So you're going to go teach English in South Korea. Good for you. It'll be a good experience for you if you are truly interested in that process. I hope that you get rewarded... keep reading →

Jeju (Jejudo in Korean), an island off the southern coast of South Korea is known for scenery, fire, and fish. Jeongwol Daeboreum, The Fire Festival, is held each autumn. ... keep reading →