Explore Korea 2025

Korea’s Timeless Capital Known as “the museum without walls,” Gyeongju is a city where history and culture come alive. As the capital of the ancient Silla Kingdom , Gyeongju is home to an extraordinary collection of temples, royal tombs, and ancient relics, making it one of the most historically rich destinations in South Korea. Walking through its streets, I felt as though I had stepped into a different era, where the legacy of a thousand-year-old civilization still lingers. Arriving in Gyeongju – A Journey Back in Time Getting to Gyeongju was effortless. I boarded the KTX high-speed train from Seoul , which took me to Singyeongju Station in just over two hours . From there, a short bus or taxi ride brought me into the heart of the city. The first thing I noticed was how seamlessly Gyeongju blended modern conveniences with its ancient landmarks. Unlike Korea’s larger cities, Gyeongju has a quiet charm, where traditional hanok houses, serene parks, and towering pagodas create an atmos...

A Journey into Korea’s Past Walking through Jeonju Hanok Village felt like stepping back in time. Nestled in the heart of Jeonju, South Korea , this beautifully preserved traditional village is home to over 800 hanok houses , each reflecting the elegance and craftsmanship of Korea’s past. The blend of tiled rooftops, winding alleyways, and wooden courtyards created a peaceful atmosphere that felt worlds away from modern city life. Arriving at Jeonju Hanok Village – A Gateway to Tradition Traveling to Jeonju from Seoul was effortless. I boarded the KTX high-speed train , which took me to Jeonju Station in just under two hours. From the station, a short taxi ride brought me to the entrance of the hanok village. The moment I arrived, I was greeted by the sight of traditional Korean houses , their curved rooftops casting elegant shadows against the cobblestone streets. As I wandered through the village, the warm scent of freshly baked choco pies from local bakeries filled the air. Stree...