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James Yeong

James Yeong

Once a quaint dweller of the English countryside, James is now a vibrant voice narrating his adventures in the bustling heart of South Korea. Since relocating to Seoul in 2019, James has immersed himself in the dynamic tapestry of Korean culture, from the serene temples tucked away in mountainous terrains to the neon-lit streets of modern cities. This blog has become a haven for those seeking an outsider's yet intimate perspective on South Korea, often shedding light on hidden gems and local favourites rather than just the typical tourist hotspots. With a keen eye for detail and a writing style dripping with wit and warmth, James has managed to amass a devoted readership from all corners of the globe. Whether you're planning a trip to the Seoul, the surrounding cities or just vicariously traveling from the comfort of your couch, Jame's tales of exploration and discovery are sure to ignite a passion for the Land of the Morning Calm.

5 Foreigner (Expat) Bars In South Korea

South Korea A dimly lit bar with patrons gathered at the counter.

If you’ve ever visited a Korean-style pub, you are aware of how difficult it may be to make new friends. The bar layouts do not adhere to the drink and mix feng shui laws, and everyone is there with friends.…

What Is Pungsu-Jiri? Korean Feng Shui

South Korea A cozy living room in South Korea with wood floors and a fireplace, perfect for travelers exploring the country.

The ancient Korean custom of placing structures in favourable places, known as Pungsu jiri, was created in the ninth century by a Buddhist monk by the name of Master Doseon. This form of geomancy, which translates to “the study of…

How To Make Korean Style Ramen

South Korea A bowl of ramen with an egg, enjoyed using chopsticks during a South Korea travel.

Ramen noodles are a Japanese dish that have been adopted by Koreans and made their own. There are instant variations called Rameyon that hit the mark for some, but nothing compares to home cooked food! Korean style ramen, or “ramyeon,”…

What Is Chuseok: Koreas Harvest Festival

South Korea A group of people travelling in South Korea, sitting on a table during their South Korea travel journey.

Every autumn, thousands of Koreans travel home for Chuseok, a three-day festival of thanksgiving in which traditional Korean cuisine takes centre stage. We examine the customs surrounding this extraordinarily exceptional holiday, concentrating on the food and beverages consumed there. You…

How To Learn The South Korean Language

South Korea Two individuals enjoying a cozy moment while sitting at a cafe table in South Korea.

South Korea is home to one of the world’s most fascinating and dynamic languages. As a result, learning Korean will be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. South Korea is one of the most linguistically diverse countries…

Why Is South Korean Won So Cheap?

South Korea A close-up of South Korean currency.

Are you going to South Korea or are you sending money to loved ones back home? Wondering why is South Korean Won so. cheap? During morning trading July, the South Korean won fell below the 1,320-won threshold in relation to…

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