Korean Culture

Hanbok is the traditional attire of the Korean people with a history that is as colorful as the garments themselves. It was worn daily until about a century...

The flag of South Korea is a symbolic representation of peace, creation, unification, eternity, and light. It is also known as the Taegeukgi, and it’s a symbol of...

An ultimate restaurant culture guide to help you avoid any potential goof-ups or miscommunications whenever you are dining in any restaurant in South Korea! It is well-known that...

It is in human nature to develop beliefs and superstitions as part of their culture. Superstitions exist in all countries, and South Korea is no exception. There are...

Festivals occur throughout the year in South Korea, with festive events transpiring every month in various parts of this "Land of Festivals." These Korean cultural festivals pay tribute...

It's time to celebrate and enjoy the festivities as it is Lunar New Year's Day, or Seollal, in South Korea! Seollal (설날) Seollal or Lunar New Year’s Day...

Asia is always a paradise for tea lovers. Although South Korea isn’t world-famous for its teas and locals prefer coffee over tea. But they do appreciate their traditional...

Fortune telling, identical to divination, is the practice of foretelling the future or knowing the unknown -- by methods customarily considered art with or without a rational basis....

The 1st of March is the Independence Movement Day or 'Samil Jeol' in Korea. It is a public holiday in South Korea that commemorates the March 1 Independence...

During the fall season, there are a lot of festivals in South Korea. There is something for everyone, no matter your age group. Some festivals include activities for...