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All in Korea
Discover Gyeongju, South Korea — the “museum without walls.” Explore Bulguksa Temple, ancient royal tombs, and UNESCO sites in this ultimate Gyeongju travel guide packed with history, must-see spots, and travel tips.
Planning to explore Korea on foot? The free Durunubi app helps you along the best walking and biking trails across South Korea — with maps, GPS tracking, and local tips. Perfect for foreigners looking to discover scenic routes, hidden villages, and cultural landmarks beyond the usual tourist spots. Specifically tailored for Korea’s Dulle Gil - DMZ, Haeparang, Namparang and Seohaerang.
Living in Korea means keeping passports up to date is a must. On the blog, I’m sharing exactly how to renew your passport at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, what to bring, and a few tips to make it stress-free for military families.
Looking for things to do in Buraksan? Explore the Skywalk Doorway trail, a unique treetop walkway and easy hike for kids and families in Korea.
If you're living in Pyeongtaek, South Korea—whether you're a military family stationed at Camp Humphreys or a local looking for a fun family outing—you'll want to add Aquafield at Starfield Anseong to your list. Just a short drive away, this modern jjimjilbang and rooftop pool combo is a hidden gem for families needing a break from base life or city hustle.
Looking for free, fun summer activities in South Korea? These splash pads and water playgrounds are perfect for kids and parents during heat waves.
Looking for something a little different in South Korea? Haesindang Park (aka "Penis Park") is not your average tourist stop. From quirky phallic sculptures to a fascinating legend, this coastal park is a blend of humor, history, and breathtaking views.
Discover two easy, stroller-friendly hiking trails near Osan Air Base in Songtan, South Korea — perfect for families, beginners, and nature lovers.
