Yeondeunghoe, designated as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage & National Intangible Heritage, is held this year as well!

Every year on March 1st, Koreans commemorate The March 1st Movement Day, or 삼일절 (Samiljeol). This is an important public holiday.

Until now, we all saw and learned that Koreans love to give names to many activities and specific meanings to some days or holidays. Have...

Seollal/ 설날 is considered to be one of the most significant holidays in South Korea. In this article, we will cover everything about it.

Every country has traditional games and Korea does not disappoint on this topic. Most of these games are usually played on family holidays.

November 4th was Braille Day! So let's raise some awareness!

Kimchi has become a word known by many people around the world, no matter whether you are a lover of Korean culture or not. Since the...

A popular alcoholic drink in Korea is called makgeolli, 막걸리.

The little but informative Agricultural Museum (농업박물관), located downtown close to Seodaemun Subway Station, is fantastic for learning.

This year I had the amazing opportunity to visit K-medi Center in Seoul. This place is everything you need after a hard working week at work

A significant mid-October harvest festival and three-day holiday in South Korea, Chuseok, or 추석.

The term "dog days of summer" (sambok, 삼복 or boknal, 복날) is used in Korea.

Asan Oeam Folk Village 외암민속마을 is designated as an Important Folklore Cultural Asset No. 236. The town, retains Joseon era architecture.

As a lot of you know, Koreans they eat specific food during some events, or even during some seasons or special days of the year.

Koreans have this tradition of eating seaweed soup (miyeokguk) on their birthday.

Top traditional markets you must visit in Seoul

Why do Koreans drink makgeolli and eat jeon during rainy days?