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5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Everland During the Fall in Korea

Posted on Sun, Oct 15, 2017 @ 12:00 PM

One of my favorite things to do during September-October is to visit Everland Amusement Park in Yongin (a suburb of Seoul). It is the largest amusement park in Korea and there are multiple ways to get there via Express Bus and subway lines. A few friends from my ChungDahm branch decided to take a day trip to Everland to experience what many Koreans claim is the best park in Korea. Below are my my top five reasons you should go to Everland, especially during the Fall season.

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Tags: Everland, Korean mountains, fun days in korea, Day trips, Korean fun

Visit Museums Of Optical Illusions While Teaching In Korea!

Posted on Mon, Oct 27, 2014 @ 10:51 AM

I enjoy quirky, and I enjoy silly. Living in Korea, I've had countless opportunities to embrace both of these, but I've found the grandest display of ridiculous to definitely be in the form of the "trick" art museums. I've visited two different ones, and I must say -- if you enjoy acting like a kid and posing for outrageous photos, then this is a place for you.

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Tags: Teach English in Korea, Teach Abroad, Teach in Asia, what to do on the weekend, fun days in korea, art, museums in Korea, Activities to do in Korea, tourist attractions in Korea, trick eye, sight-seeing

Not Only Korean Food: Brunch in Seoul

Posted on Fri, Apr 11, 2014 @ 10:37 AM

One of my favorite things to do in Seoul is to scope out a new spot for brunch. Living in Korea has a tendency to really make me crave an American breakfast, and it is a little hard to find in Busan unless you plan on cooking a brunch feast yourself. Many of the restaurants in Seoul offer a brunch menu, and after a weekend vacation, brunch really hits the spot.

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Tags: american breakfast in korea, american brunch in korea, seoul, food in Korea, fun days in korea

Light Up The Night: Jinju Lantern Festival

Posted on Wed, Oct 23, 2013 @ 02:32 PM

It was Hangeul Day recently! So, we teachers were awarded the best surprise gift; a mid-week Wednesday day off. A day trip was quickly thrown together and we happened to notice that a Lantern Festival was happening not too far from Busan, in Jinju.

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Tags: festival, festivals, lanterns, lantern festival, events in Korea, fun days in korea, Activities to do in Korea

Sun, Sand, and the Sea: Teaching in Busan

Posted on Mon, Jul 22, 2013 @ 04:00 PM

Welcome to the summer capital of South Korea! I really won the jackpot when I was offered a place in Busan to teach. It is gorgeous here, and with my weekends and most of the day free, I have plenty of time to explore. Since summer is just around the corner (right after the rainy season), the weather will soon be prime for beach time.

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Tags: relax, summer in korea, fun days in korea, relaxing, Beaches in Korea, Weekend activities in Korea

Arrrreg You Ready to Be A Pirate? Pirate Party Cruise in Busan, Korea

Posted on Mon, Jun 17, 2013 @ 04:54 PM

If you had asked me when I first came to Korea, about my ideal night on the town, chances are I would not have mentioned dressing up as a pirate. A couple halloweens ago, I decided to dress up like a pirate, eye patch included. I had a rip roaring good time and longed to don my pirate garb once more. But I couldn't repeat costumes every halloween! So, when I heard about a pirate ship party in Busan, I was pleasantly surprised and more than ready to jump aboard.

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Tags: what to do in korea, fun days in korea, busan, fun, Activities to do in Korea, nights out in Korea, pirate, ship, sea

Let's be bartenders for the night. *Another Korea Video Blog*

Posted on Mon, Jun 03, 2013 @ 03:45 PM

 

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Tags: a year in Korea, free time in korea, self bar, fun days in korea, video blog, Nightlife in Korea

5 Reason to Visit Itaewon in Seoul, Korea

Posted on Wed, Apr 17, 2013 @ 03:30 PM

One of my favorite things to do in Korea, especially right after payday, is head into Itaewon (In Seoul, Subway line 6, exit name is Itaewon) and just spend a few hours walking around taking advantage of all the area has to offer. Itaewon has tons of things to do any time of day: shopping, restaurants, bars, foreign markets, etc. Here are 5 reasons why you should travel over to this area (links included!):

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Tags: a year in Korea, eating in Korea, food in Korea, Itaewon, fun days in korea, female ex-pats in Korea, English books, Vatos

It's My Party: How to Hike in Korea

Posted on Wed, Dec 05, 2012 @ 01:37 PM

With about 70% of the Korean peninsula covered with mountains, the hiking culture dominates the the Land of Kimchi. In my spare time from teaching English, I went for a short hike up Mt. Dobongsan near my home a few weeks ago. I have a ways to go if I want to start calling myself a "hiker", but here are my thoughts thus far...  

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Tags: Korean culture, fun days in korea, party, Exercising in Korea, hiking, fun, Activities to do in Korea, mountain, hiking in korea, mt dobongsan, makgeolli, Hike

Happy Pepero Day to Teachers in South Korea!

Posted on Mon, Nov 12, 2012 @ 09:56 AM

Happy Pepero day!

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Tags: teaching in Korea, seoul, 2012, fun days in korea, Pepero Day, november 11, pepero, pocky

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