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  Looking for a unique way to explore Seoul's hidden history? The Donuimun Museum Village offers a free docent tour , taking you on a journey through a beautifully preserved traditional hanok village and Korea’s modern history. Although the tour is conducted in Korean, foreign visitors can still enjoy the experience with English reservation options and informational signs throughout the village. Whether you’re a history lover, a cultural explorer, or just looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure, this tour is a must-visit! What is Donuimun Museum Village? The Donuimun Museum Village is a historical and cultural site that recreates the past century of Seoul’s urban life. Unlike traditional folk villages, which mainly showcase the Joseon Dynasty, this village presents a blend of hanok (traditional Korean houses) and modern buildings , offering a rare glimpse into Seoul’s transformation from the 20th century to the present day. 📍 Location : 35-54 Saemunan-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul ...

 Seoul, a city where tradition and modernity coexist, is home to a diverse array of museums that showcase Korea’s rich history, art, and culture. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply looking for a meaningful experience, the city's museums offer something for everyone. To help visitors navigate Seoul’s vast cultural landscape, here’s a guide to some of the best museums categorized by region—East, West, South, and North. 1. Eastern Seoul (Gwangjin-gu, Seongdong-gu, Gangdong-gu, Songpa-gu, etc.) ✅ Seoul Amsa-dong Prehistoric Settlement Site Museum Highlights : This museum provides a glimpse into the Neolithic era with excavated artifacts and interactive exhibitions. The site itself is one of Korea’s most significant prehistoric remains. Address : 875 Olympic-ro, Gangdong-gu, Seoul Website : http://museum.gangdong.go.kr ✅ Lotte World Folk Museum Highlights : Located within Lotte World Adventure, this museum showcases Korea's traditional culture through l...

Hey there! Let me tell you about a Korean tradition I recently experienced - the ancestral rites culture.  I attended the memorial service Recently, I attended my grandfather's memorial service, specifically my dad's father. In Korea, we have this tradition where we honor and remember our deceased ancestors. It's like a way of keeping their spirits alive. Now, here's the thing - married daughters are often considered outsiders, so they don't have to participate in parental events. What do you think about it?  What is 'Jae-Sa'?  What exactly is an ancestral rite, or as we call it, "Jae-Sa"? Well, it's basically a yearly ritual where we bow down to honor our ancestors on the day they passed away. We also prepare their favorite foods because we believe that by treating them well, our future generations will be safe and blessed. It's a way of showing respect and love to those who came before us. My grandmother and grandfather passed away decade...

Hey there, readers from all around the world! Today, let's dive into the fascinating world of the MZ generation in Korea, a generation that has left a lasting impact on society as a whole. But wait, what exactly is the MZ generation? Let's find out together! Meaning of MZ Generation In Korea, a new term emerged in 2021: the MZ generation. It's a fusion of two powerful generations, Millennials (born between the early 1980s and early 2000s) and Generation Z (born between the mid-1990s and early 2000s). The MZ generation encompasses a wide age range, spanning from teenagers to early 40s. They're a tech-savvy bunch, well-versed in the world of information technology and higher education. Characteristics of the MZ Generation Now, let's delve into what sets the MZ generation apart. First and foremost, they are avid seekers of various encounters. Curiosity drives them, and they are open to making friends with just about anyone, especially in the vast online realm. Secondly...

Introduction: Greetings, global adventurers! Today, I have some news to share from Korea's top travel and leisure service company  to attract global tourists.  They have unveiled a plan to welcome foreign tourists. Let's see the details and discover how this can help your travel! Ambitious Goal: By 2028, the newly renamed InterparkTriple, a Korean company that has been a pioneer in leisure services for over two decades, aims to attract a whopping 50 million foreign tourists within the next five years. They're on a mission to become a truly global travel company, and they're inviting you along for the adventure! Phase 2: Unveiling the Blueprint: Step 1: Bringing Together K-Content and K-Travel : Imagine travel experiences that blend Korea's entertainment and delectable culinary delights with your explorations. InterparkTriple plans to create enticing travel packages that showcase the best of K-Content alongside captivating travel adventures. Step 2: A Global Platform...

Once upon a time, the extraordinary love of Koreans for Tom Cruise captured hearts across the nation. Let's delve into the special bond between Tom Cruise and the Korean people, which has blossomed since 1994. Tom Cruise's Epic Visits to Korea: Imagine Tom Cruise, the Hollywood superstar, landing in Korea to promote his latest film "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One." It was his eleventh visit to the country, and the fans went wild! He arrived in style at Seoul's Kimpo International Airport, mingling with the crowd, spreading love and gratitude to his Korean fans. Lotte Cinema World Tower: During his visit, Tom Cruise held a press conference at Lotte Cinema World Tower in Jamsil, Seoul. This iconic entertainment complex, located within Lotte World Tower, offers a state-of-the-art cinema experience. It's a remarkable destination that adds to the excitement of his presence. Tom Cruise's Special Connection: When Tom Cruise first visited Korea in ...

Hey there, it's Young! I'm here to share my daily life experiences in Korea.   One-month project I'm currently participating in a one-month project called "Daily Writing Study" with about 20 people. Every day, we are given a specific topic, and each person has to write a one-page essay, roughly A4 size, and post it in the same place before 10 a.m. It's like a training regimen to strengthen our writing skills with a sense of obligation. Currently, I'm working from home, and I'm participating in this short-term project during my free time in the morning. I've been involved in this project for two months now, following the previous month's participation. I enjoy writing because it allows me to reflect on myself, communicate with like-minded individuals, and encourage one another.     We're using a book called "Daily Writing Study" (Korean book) as a reference. Living an Assertive Life Today's topic is "Living an ...