Nanta Show is a Korean culinary-themed comedy musical show that has gained much fame in Korea and overseas. I planned to watch it before I left for Korea but never really had a chance to until my Yonsei buddies asked me if I wanted to watch the show, to which I gladly accepted :D.
This is a continuation from the first and second part I posted earlier. There are many places I have been missing since I came back to Singapore and here are some of them.
If you are taking an international flight from Incheon Airport with either Asiana Airlines, Korean Airlines, China Southern Airlines, T’way Air or Jeju Air, you are eligible to check-in the City Terminal in Seoul! Here’s how you can do it and some things that you need to take note of.
If you haven’t read it, the first part of this post can be found here. Here’s a continuation of the places you should try in Sinchon Area, Seoul.
One of the things that you should know about Korea if you are planning to visit or move there is that conventional map applications like Google Maps and Apple Maps do not work in Korea. Or rather, they do work but inaccurately. One of the few applications that you can use to navigate Korea is Naver… Read More Navigating Korea with Naver Maps
Sinchon area in Seoul is definitely food heaven for those who like to eat. Not only do they have a wide variety of food stores, the prices are also relatively affordable as it is a university area. Sadly it isn’t a very popular place where many people go to if they are visiting Seoul. Having lived… Read More Favourite Places to Eat in Sinchon (Part 1)
One of the things I really wanted to do while I was in Korea was to go strawberry picking. I love strawberries and strawberries in Korea is definitely one of the things you need to try if you are in town during winter and spring. Their strawberries are huge, so sweet and not too expensive… Read More Strawberry Picking in Korea
In my post about Gyeongju, I mentioned about using the Happy Rail Pass to save money when using the KTX trains. Here’s how you can buy and use the pass to travel around Korea.
Hey guys, I’m back. Haven’t been posting for a while for several reasons (final exams, paper submissions, trips on the weekends, several farewells) but I’m back~ I’ve been wanting to try snow sports and I finally had the chance to go with Wow Korea Supporters a few weekends ago! We went to Pyeongchang, the place… Read More Ski at Alpensia Resort Pyeongchang
Gyeongju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla (57 BC – 935 AD) which ruled about two-thirds of the Korean Peninsula between the 7th and 9th centuries. There are many archaeological sites and cultural properties from this period that remain in the city and because of that, Gyeongju is a city that is often… Read More Gyeongju Day Trip from Seoul
