I am currently living in Korea since February 2014, and recently moved to Suwon (very close to Seoul).
On weekends I usually go to Seoul to eat out in restaurants, have brunch, or sit in coffee shops for hours.
On weekdays I like doing research and plans for the next weekend~ I basically live for weekends :p
Follow me on my mini-adventures all around Seoul and Suwon!
Hey there~ Today I wanted to teach you about KakaoTaxi 🙂 I know KakaoTaxi is not the newest thing, but today was the first time I used it. It was too cold (-16C) to go to work by foot or even by bus, and I was feeling particularly lazy to walk to the taxi stop… Continue reading How to use KakaoTaxi
There is something special about Nami Island… it is such a beautiful and magical place! Go early to avoid crowds and have a morning-date to remember! It’s the perfect place for an autumn photo session!
Hello! A few weeks after the original post explaining briefly what Daum Maps and Naver Maps are, I saw that someone wanted to know more about how to use these fantastic map services, and since I myself was no expert, I decided to spend a couple hours creating an account for DAUM, trying out all the features they offer, and translating anything I didn’t understand. This post today is a more in-detail explanation of what Daum Maps is, and how can we use it to its best. Read on, I promise you will learn new things!
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Hey Hippies! Last weekend we went to the Beach again! Why? Because it’s summer ^^ And because this beach, Mallipo (만리포) in Taean county, has so much to offer!~ Check out the pictures we took that day! The bus ride usually takes 2h, although we are in peak season, so…
The most refreshing Bingsu must be the melon bingsu! I had seen it at a subterranean café in Mangpo station since March, but it wasn’t until this summer that I finally tried it. Find more about it!
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Hi Hippies! Last Saturday we spent some fun hours in a river stream, somewhere near Seoul, just by chance. We were planning to go on a tour to the Hwacheon Tomato Festival, but for some reason the traffic was too congested and we had been already on the road for…
Siendo países tan lejanos en distancia y cultura, es normal que haya muchas cosas que nos choque a los españoles al venir a Corea. Algunas de estas cosas chocan al principio, pero uno termina acostumbrándose pronto… como los váteres electrónicos de última generación, o las hordas de ajjumas excursionistas vestidas de multicolor invadiendo los metros y buses. Pero hay otras cosas a las que uno no se puede acostumbrar tan fácilmente…
Hace tiempo que no escribía en Español, pero hoy es una ocasión especial porque mi blog ¡cumple 100 días! Muchos de ustedes se estarán pensando: ¿desde cuándo se celebran los 100 días de un blog? A lo que yo les responderé que, en verdad, tenía pensado hacer un post especial a los 3 meses, pero hablando con Victor me di cuenta de que 3 meses y 100 días son fechas cercanas entre sí, y que aquí en Corea se suele celebrar los 100 días, tanto de un bebé recién nacido, como de una pareja de enamorados.
Korean love-relationships are somehow different from what we’re used to in Spain or in the US.
Hi~~ Victor and some friends are going to the Ansan Rock Festival this weekend, and we were trying to figure out how to get there (and back) without using the tour party buses. The official website has very complete information… in Korean. So I spent nearly an hour figuring out and decided to post it on my blog because it might help others too, right? ^^
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