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Hangang Ramen – The Most Korean Way to Enjoy the Han River
Instant noodle machine “Hangang Ramen” refers to the unique experience of eating instant ramen by the Han River in Seoul — one of the city’s most beloved local activities. On a sunny day or breezy evening, people gather at riverside parks like Yeouido , Banpo , or Ttukseom , sitting on picnic mats with convenience store ramen in hand. Various Instant Noodles Displayed at Convenience Stores Along the Han River What makes it special is the way it’s prepared: most convenience s

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5 days ago1 min read


Why Seongsu-dong Is Called “The Brooklyn of Seoul”
If you ask where the trendiest neighborhood in Seoul is these days, most people will say Seongsu-dong . It ’s full of stylish cafés, renovated factory buildings, art galleries, and unique fashion brands — so much so that it has earned the nickname “The Brooklyn of Seoul.” But why Brooklyn? The story goes much deeper than its hip vibe. The reason lies in Seongsu’s history, its transformation, and the rise of Seoul Forest. From Industrial Zone to Creative District Just a few de

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5 days ago2 min read


Why France’s TGV Was Chosen for Korea’s High-Speed Rail: The Untold Story Behind the KTX
Korea’s high-speed train, the KTX The selection of France’s TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) as the model for Korea’s KTX (Korea Train Express) was not a simple engineering decision. It was the result of a complex process that balanced technology transfer, cost competitiveness, compatibility with existing rail lines, and even political diplomacy. 1. Technology Transfer and Proven Safety During the early 1990s, France made a strong commitment to transfer its high-speed rail tech

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6 days ago2 min read


How a Schoolboy’s Question Uncovered the 1,200-Year-Old Secret of Gyeongju Bulguksa’s Double Arch
Baegun Bridge and Cheongun Bridge , Bulguksa temple Gyeongju In front of Daeungjeon Hall , the main hall of Bulguksa Temple, Unesco world heritage, there is a stone staircase called Baegun Bridge and Cheongun Bridge , which lead up to Jahamun Gate .Beneath these stairways lies a hidden architectural marvel — a pair of rainbow-shaped stone arches , known as double arches . It is said to be the only one of its kind in the world . Each arch is constructed by stacking inverted

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6 days ago2 min read


Jujeongol Valley Trail from Osaek Mineral Spring — A Scenic Hike in Seoraksan National Park
Yongso waterfall The Jujeongol Valley Trail , starting from Osaek Mineral Spring (Osaek Yaksu) , is one of the most beautiful hidden hiking routes in Seoraksan National Park . This trail follows a clear mountain stream that winds through deep valleys, lush forests, and dramatic rock formations. From the starting point at Osaek Yaksu, famous for its naturally carbonated mineral water, the path gradually ascends into the valley. Hikers can enjoy the refreshing sound of flowing

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7 days ago1 min read


Exploring Ikseon-dong and Korean BBQ Alley: Hidden Alleys of Seoul Where Tradition Meets Trend
Ikseon-dong & Korean BBQ Alley Ikseon-dong & Korean BBQ Alley – Where Old Seoul Meets New Trends In the heart of Seoul’s Jongno district, there’s a neighborhood where tradition and modern sensibility blend beautifully — Ikseon-dong hanok village and Korean BBQ Alley . Located just a short walk apart, these two areas make a perfect day route for anyone wanting to experience both the elegant and the gritty sides of Seoul. Ikseon-dong Hanok Village – A Timeless Harmony of Tradi

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7 days ago2 min read


The Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner of Baekje
The Baekje Gilt-Bronze Incense Burner is regarded as one of the finest and most sophisticated works of metal craft in Korean history, symbolizing the artistic peak of the Baekje Kingdom Korea Unesco World heritage - Buyeo In 1993, at the ruins of an ancient temple in Neungsan-ri, Buyeo, Unesco World heritage site, a breathtaking discovery was made.Hidden beneath layers of soil for more than 1,500 years, a brilliant golden artifact finally saw the light of day — the Gilt-Bron

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7 days ago3 min read
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