Teachers Share their Experiences While Living Abroad!

Korea has a diverse music scene! From K-Pop phenomenons like Psy to girl groups like Producer 101, which contains 101 members! Korea is always making musical noise internationally. When I first moved to Busan to teach English in Korea I was little disappointed I wouldn’t be able to see the icons play so often, as their usual performances are in Seoul, but I soon learned that the Busan music scene is lively, active and within reach. Unlike Seoul, almost all live performances here are free! Whether it be a Korean or foreigner band, you can find live music every night of the week at a bar or even on the street whatever area you are in!

Here are some of my favorite places to watch and listen to live music in Busan:

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Tags: music, busan, korean bars

When people come to teach in Korea, their first instinct is to pick huge cities like Seoul or Busan. Yes, both places have their own charms and personality, however, many people who would like to teach in Korea should look into this gem of a city in the middle of Korea named Daegu.

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Tags: Foreigner bars, Daegu, hiking in korea, Nightlife in Korea, hiking in south Korea, korean bars, E-World

Hongdae, Gangnam, Itaewon - these are the where the majority of foreigners would like to spend their weekends drinking and relaxing. However, sometimes the best places are literally right in your neighborhood. Although many people do not know about Cheonho, if you you decide to teach English in Korea and are placed in this neighborhood,  here are the top nightlife attractions in Cheonho  to dine, drink and unwind. 

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Tags: Teach Abroad, what to do on the weekend, what to do in korea, drinking, self bar, partying in Seoul, karaoke, teacher, noraebang, Teach in Seoul, Korean dish, korean neighborhood, Cheonho, Gangdong, Korean food, korean bars