Many festivals take place in South Korea during the fall and winter, but some are better suited for foreigners, as language isn’t required to fully enjoy them. These festivals are visual, fun, and filled with great food and traditions. As cooler months approach, South Korea becomes an ideal place to…
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DuffelBagSpouse Travels is your passport to a world brimming with TRAVEL EXPERIENCES. Whether it’s a colorful parade, a traditional dance, or a local festival, DuffelBagSpouse’s blog is your gateway to experiencing the world’s most festive gatherings.
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Budget Travel- You’ve Got More Time Than Money
If you’re like me, you’re always dreaming about travel and chasing the sun. However you are resigned to the confines of a budget. And one of the best ways to save money is off season travel. Tips for off season travel proves there is no place on the planet you can’t see with a little planning.
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8 Proven Tips to Relax and Truly Enjoy Your Vacation Stress-Free
Don’t wait, get a massage, manicure or pedicure as soon as you arrive. Any treatment that involves the senses (sight, touch, smell, sound or smell) will help you relax and enjoy your vacation sooner. Here are 8 tips to help you relax and enjoy your vacation every single time.
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How to Select a Good Tour Guide
How to Select a Good Tour Guide I like to do my own thing when I travel. I haven’t booked many organized tours or utilized many tour guides because I wouldn’t say I like one-size-fits-all experiences. That said, there are times when a tour guide makes perfect sense. Later this…
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How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in South Korea
Like most things here, Valentine’s Day has be co-opted and re-constructed into something else. Sure it started off as a marketing campaign to sell chocolate (sound familiar), but it soon morphed into an even larger marketing campaign to sell more chocolate, jewelry and even speed dating venues. That shouldn’t surprise you, Korea really likes to outdo themselves when ever possible.
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Travel Souvenirs: 9 Creative Ways to Document Your Travel
Some people collect shot glasses, others collect Starbucks mugs, t-shirts or spoons. I collect magnets and Christmas ornaments. I love that they are tiny and inexpensive. I get transported every time I go to the fridge and I love reminiscing during the holidays. Just look on the back to make sure it wasn’t made in Taiwan or China or you’re likely to see it again and again on your travels.
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Tips for the First-time Travelers
Make sure you leave time in your itinerary and day-to-day schedule to wander and wonder. Giving yourself time and permission to get lost means you’ll be free to discover hidden gems and sights that aren’t on your map. Leave time to explore, strike up conversations, and lose yourself in the experience. It’s a chance to be whoever we wan to be for awhile. Use your imagination and whip out an alter ego you’ve been working on.
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Jindo Miracle Sea Parting Festival
The “road” is less than 200 feet wide and 1.7 miles long and will recede exposing a land bridge. You’ll have 90 minutes to make the journey there and back before you’ll be swept away by the returning tide.