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Quote: Changdeokgung palace was originally built as a secondary palace to Gyeongbokgung in 1405. In later years, it became the residence for many kings and eventually, was made the main palace instead as it was deemed… Read More
Quote: Gyeongbokgung means "Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven". It was originally constructed in 1395, but was destroyed in the 1500's during the Japanese occupation. The palace was completely restored in the late… Read More
Quote: Together with Saigon, the De-Militarized Zone is the best place in Vietnam from where the horrors of the devastating Vietnamese War can still be witnessed.LocationThe DMZ spans more than a hundred kilometers… Read More
Quote: Bulguksa is a Buddhist temple complex halfway up a mountain ridge, outside of Gyeongju. It's about a 45-minute ride on the public bus #10 to get there from Gyeongju. Count on spending a whole afternoon getting… Read More
Quote: Minsokchon (an old Korean folk village) was soooooooooooooo cool! It's about an hour outside of town and costs $11 to get in, but it was well worth the knowledge of how our family used to live. You get to… Read More
Quote: A great museum at a great price (free with admission to Gyeongbokgung Palace). Gives great insight into the life and culture of Korea, and if you time your visit right you'll get to see a taekwondo or sword… Read More
Quote: We had an ambitious itinerary for the day. We started our day with a visit to Changdeokgung palace, explored the narrow alleyways of Bukchon nearby before meandering our way to Insadong, a short 15 minutes walk… Read More
Quote: Korea’s most spectacular mountain retreat is also its most popular mountain retreat. At Seorak-dong village in Outer Seorak, the wait for the cable car is seldom less than two hours in peak season, and… Read More
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Quote: Daereungwon, or Tumuli park, contains 23 royal Silla tombs. The Silla kingdom in the south end of the Korean peninsula flourished from roughly 668 to 935 AD. The tombs are very large, grass-covered mounds… Read More