This earth friendly coffee shop surrounded by a ton of plants is one of those places that would make you happier on your way out than when you’re in as the small Happy sign on top of the doorframe.
The Blue House, once reserved spaces for the president of South Korea and its cabinet, are fully opened to the public for the first time in 74 years. A reservation is required.
📷: Seoul Tourism Organization
🚣🚣🚣Paddling on an underground lake is quite an experience. It would be even greater if fishing was allowed, especially given the huge number of fish right underneath the boats🐟🐠🐡. That’s not the case unfortunately, but it’s still fun and worth trying.
At Salty Cabin in Yangyang, a top surf mecca in the east coast of South Korea. Right in front of Jukdo beach, it is a great place to take a breath for anyone with surfer’s heart 🏄
📸: @saltycabin_yangyang
Abogoga is one of the most popular coffee shops these days in the Seoul metro area.
Known for its unique pyramid-shaped buildings, Abogoga offers a wide selection of desserts and have a small, but peaceful place dedicated for art.
📸: @abogoga_official
Where will be your first picnic without masks on?
The outdoor mask mandate was finally lifted off as of May 2nd, adding one more reason to spend more time outdoor this spring!
Bunker de Lumieres offers a truly unique way of enjoying classic arts, music and leading-edge technology en masse.
Unlike other exhibitions where you “look” at paintings, you will “get yourself surrounded” by artworks.
📸: @bunkerdeslumieres
A long time ago when having a fridge was a privilege, these traditional earthenware jars were used to save fermented food and sauces such as Kimchi, Doenjang and Gochujang. Some households even buried these jars underground to keep the food as fresh as possible.
Puppy Cinema, the world’s first movie theater for humans and puppers, opened last weekend in Suwon, South Korea.
You don’t have to leave your fluffy friends alone at home anymore for a movie night 🐶🎥
Flower Friday! Gunhang Festival in Jinhae is the most popular cherry blossom festival in Korea. The festival got canceled again this year due to the pandemic, but ~250,000 people still came to Jinhae between March 26th and April 4th.
Hope the festival comes back next year🤞
Channel 1969 is like a home to indie music lovers, both fans and musicians. Indie musicians and punk rock bands which have been staging in the #Hongdae area for a long time gather here. if you are one of a kind, swing by! #seoul#southkorea
Arguably the hottest photo spot in #Seoul, #SouthKorea these days. World Park near Seokchon lake where Belly Gom, a gigantic pink bear, stands to bring more laughter to our daily lives. More than 1mm visitors have come to see this bear!
📷 credit 👉@belly.gom
Jikji Cultural Park is a nice place for a family outing with 50 sculptures, a botanical garden 29th ~80k flowers, a ~4k hiking trail, a 330m aqueduct and circular musical waterfalls that deliver a water show twice a day.
A double life of Artist Kim is a Korean style pub with the theme of an artist studio. If you’re looking for a casual place to enjoy nice food and drinks with your friends and loved ones at reasonable prices, this would be a good place to go to.