A Better Me– Overcoming Physical Challenges: Injuries, Weight-gain, and Menopause I am a fighter. And I have been battling injuries like a herniated disc and a bone spur, fluctuating weight gain, and menopause for years. It’s been quite the journey. In this post, I’ll share my experiences, the roadblocks I’ve…
New Bakery Cafe: Sosorae Cafe in Chilgok
Sosorae Cafe boasts a serene natural pond, surrounded by river rocks, a dirt path, and vibrant flowering plants. Offering freshly baked goods, pastries, and delectable brunch sandwiches, it provides a tranquil escape.
Daegu in the Rain: A Full Day of Indoor Culture and Comfort
An Itinerary of Discovery, Relaxation & Romance Looking for things to do in Daegu on a rainy day? Check out this one-day itinerary! Begin your day with a delicious breakfast in downtown Daegu, then head to the Daegu Art Museum to explore modern and contemporary art. After that, take a…
Black Woman in South Korea: Life in the 97%
Living in South Korea as a black woman can be a challenging experience due to unique obstacles such as beauty standards that favor light skin, difficulties finding suitable clothing and hair products, and navigating stereotypes and discrimination. Despite these challenges, I remain committed to breaking down these prejudices by sharing my experiences and connecting with other black women.
The Dragon Temple: A Colorful Journey Through History
The Dragon Temple captivates visitors with its intricate art and architecture, serene atmosphere, community involvement, and surrounding natural beauty.
Geochang Udusan Suspension Bridge Y-shaped Marvel
In this blog post, we’ll provide you with all the necessar information such as parking, transportation, and nearby activities, you with all the necessary information so you can plan your own unforgettable trip to this unique spot.
Millton Cafe in Cheongdo: Your New Favorite Coffee Destination
The Millton Cafe in Cheongdo, South Korea, is a must-visit for coffee lovers and anyone looking for a unique and inviting cafe experience. From its gray concrete interior and x-shaped chandelier to its expansive terrace overlooking the river’s low tide and green space, this cafe offers a chic and eco-friendly atmosphere that is perfect for relaxation and unwinding. Don’t forget to try their specialty drink, the Paschinko, and browse their selection of books, including the New York Times bestseller, “Pachinko” by Min Jin Lee.
Korean Cafe Culture: Ultimate Guide to the Most Instagrammable Cafes
Korean cafe culture is a unique and vibrant aspect of Korean society, with cafes serving as social spaces where people can relax, meet friends, study, work, or even have a date. Korean cafes are known for their aesthetic appeal, offering stylish interiors and cozy seating arrangements. They also offer a wide variety of beverages and snacks, including themed cafes. Korean cafes are also known for their exceptional customer service, making them a significant part of modern Korean society.