Every city usually has something that makes it unique. But I’m finding most Korean cities look similar, especially in more recently developed areas with the same high-rise apartments, the same coffee chains, and the same restaurants. I was quite pleased … Continue reading
Busan is South Korea’s second largest city and the largest port. But this past weekend, it was also host to about 40 English teachers for a culture trip. We set out on the KTX, Korea’s high speed train at 7:30 … Continue reading
If you enjoy mountains and hiking, then Korea will probably suit you. Even though my apartment is in the middle of downtown Cheonan, I can walk a short distance past the highway and busy intersections to Taejosan. There are also … Continue reading
I don’t recall much teacher bonding going on in my schools back home in America. Of course, some teachers became great friends and spent time together outside of school but I don’t remember any group trips being planned for the … Continue reading
One half of Hongdae is crowded and chaotic. But the other half is calm and quiet with plenty of trees and little two-story houses. One house in particular belongs to the You Are Here Cafe. Simon and Martina run the … Continue reading
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