The founder of the Joseon dynasty (1392-1910) – his first king Taejo, has made Seoul capital more than 600 years ago. The location is considered to be ideal, thanks to the Theory of Geomancy, with mountains on the north and a river on the south. Also, the city was situated strategically…
Jeju-do Island: the Southern Part If you are nature lovers like me, then Jeju-do Island is your place. Here, there are some picturesque waterfalls, which are worth visiting. Thanks…
Jeju-do Island: The Eastern Part Jeju-do Island is the largest island on the Korean Peninsula. It is also called “The Hawai of South Korea”. It is the home…
Nami Island – one of the most beautiful destinations near Seoul Nami Island or “Namiseom” is settled 63 kilometers away from Seoul in the middle of the river…
Like you have already read in my previous publications, Seoul is an extraordinary city, which can offer you absolutely everything. Naturally, the time is never enough to feel…
The royal tombs of the Joseon dynasty are objects of exceptional importance for the country. As recognition for that, they have been enlisted in the list of the…
In the heart of the chic and luxurious Gangnam neighbourhood in Seoul is located one of the most ancient Buddhist temples Bongeunsa. Gangnam literally means “South of the River”.…
Bukhansan National Park After a couple of days in the concrete jungle of Seoul, I needed a fresh walk somewhere inside the mountain. I looked at the map…
I visited the Changgyeonggung palace after I had already seen Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung. This is the third palace built by the Joseon dynasty. It is located nearby Changdeokgung,…
The history of Seoul is an incredible journey back into thousands of years. The city has managed to keep and preserve incredible architectural masterpieces although a large part…
