One of the top 10 things I’ll miss after leaving South Korea are the jjimjilbangs. My friends Charise and Chi insisted I couldn’t leave without experiencing one. These large, gender-segregated public bathhouses offer hot and cold pools and various relaxing services. Don’t miss out on this unique Korean tradition!
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Neighborhood Cafe: Dessert 39 in Daegu South Korea
After more than five years in Daegu, I finally ventured into Dessert 39 Cafe. The moment I walked in, it genuinely shocked me, realizing it took me this long to discover such a pretty dessert cafe. There are some beautiful cafes in Daegu. It turns out this is yet another one.
Hiking in Daegu, South Korea: Apsan, Gatbawi, and Palgonsan Mountains
Daegu offers a variety of captivating hiking trails, with three standouts: Apsan Mountain, Gatbawi on Palgonsan Mountain, and Gumi Mountain. Apsan Mountain promises lush landscapes and rewarding panoramic views, Gatbawi features Buddhist statues along a cultural-rich trail, and Gumi Mountain offers breathtaking vistas and a challenging ascent. These trails contribute to Daegu’s vibrant hiking scene, catering to outdoor enthusiasts with diverse landscapes and difficulty levels.
Seolhwa- Myeonggok: Cafe Hopping to the End of the Red Line in Daegu
Have you ever taken the metro to the end of the red line here in Daegu? Me neither, but I was curious. The red line is one of three metro lines in Daegu and the closest line near my house. So today, we’re going to do something a little different. We’re going to go cafe hopping using the metro—taking it to the end of the red line in both directions—Seolhwa/Myeonggok today and Ansim tomorrow—to see if we can find a couple of pretty cafes to visit without getting in the car. This journey along the red line promises not only charming cafes but also a unique exploration of the city’s diverse neighborhoods. As we embark on this adventure, let’s uncover Daegu’s hidden gems and vibrant spots, all conveniently accessible via the red line.
Camp Walker Lodging: Where Every Stay is a New Adventure in Daegu
I’ve encountered my fair share of mediocre hotels, but none can quite compare to our current lodgings, which happen to be at Army Lodging on Camp Walker. This place has swiftly earned the title of my least favorite. Camp Walker serves as temporary accommodation for military and Department of Defense…
Looking for a Late Night Cafe: Madeleine Apsan Cafe in Daegu
There are a couple of cute cafes within walking distance of Camp Walker’s gate 6, but none of them stay open past 10pm until now. The party doesn’t start until 9pm at Madeleine Apsan Cafe located on Cafe (7th) Street– it’s a great option for yummy coffee and a late night sweet treat.
Exploring Hyang Gallery and Cafe: A Cozy Retreat in Korea
What we discovered inside was precisely what we had been searching for. The atmosphere at Hyang Gallery & Cafe radiated a welcoming warmth, creating a cozy art gallery vibe that instantly put us at ease. The walls were adorned with captivating landscapes and portraits in oils and watercolors. Classic sculptures…
Discovering a Little Lily Farm in Daegu: Daytripping in South Korea
A Hot August Day at Banyawol Lotus Complex Today, I reminisced about one of my dearest encounters with a resident here in Daegu. It happened on a scorching late August day when I embarked on a solo trip to the Banyawol Lotus Complex, a lily farm on the city’s outskirts….