Join the Oktoberfest beer festival from October 6-8, 2023, at the German Village on Namhae Island, Korea. Prost to fun, music, and food.
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Discover Cultural Villages in South Korea with our blog posts. Get travel tips, cultural insights, and recommendations for a truly immersive experience. Learn about traditional Korean life, enjoy local crafts, and savor authentic cuisine. Make your visit unforgettable with our expert guidance.
Your Perfect Day In Busan: A Guide To 8 Remarkable Experiences in Korea
Unforgettable day trip with stunning views, cultural immersion, charming beaches, and beautiful cafes in Busan, South Korea’s coastal city.
Where Culture Meets the Sea: Huinyeoul Cultural Village
A Taste of the Mediterranean in Busan Are you a fan of picture-perfect spots? Then, Huinyeoul Cultural Village in Busan is a must-see. Picture standing on coastal cliffs. Imagine this: you’re standing on coastal cliffs, the breeze is just right, and unfolding before you are views that are pure joy…
Gachang Jjinppang Street: Flavorful Steamed Buns
Discovering Gachang Jjinppang Street Steamed Buns Gachang, a suburb of Daegu, garners fame for its Gachang Jjinppang – typically filled steamed buns with sweet red bean paste or other delicious fillings.The popularity of these buns has led to the creation of Gachang Jjinppang Street, where you can find numerous steamed…
Hahoe Folk Village Traditional Home Stay in Andong, South Korea
Stay in a hanok at Hahoe Folk Village Stay. A hanok is a traditional house built on a philosophy of Korean ancestors who sought a life of harmony, piety and simplicity. Hanks are traditional made of elements like earth, wood, rock and other natural materials. Hanoks are excellent examples of sustainable architecture that benefit man and the environment.
Why You Should Visit Gamcheon Cultural Village in Busan
With Gamcheon Village’s population shrinking, the residents got creative and decided to build larger, more permanent homes and attract the new tourist trade. They decided to paint the exteriors of their shops and homes bright colors and turn the village into a cultural center with the installation of tiled art, sculpture and museums as random as early history and dolls.