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K-Pop

COEX Starfield Library & Gangnam Style Statues

Located in the heart of upscale Gangnam, the COEX Starfield Library is a jaw-dropping architectural marvel frequently seen in K-dramas like ‘Record of Youth’. Snap a photo with the towering bookshelves, and don’t forget to visit the giant golden hands outside to dance to Psy’s ‘Gangnam Style’!

K-Drama

Busan K-Drama Tour: Gamcheon Village to Haeundae

Busan is more than just beaches; it’s a cinematic city. Follow the trails of ‘Pachinko’, ‘My Name’, and ‘Train to Busan’. From the colorful, maze-like alleys of Gamcheon Culture Village to the romantic Haeundae Blue Line Park beach train, discover the magic of Korea’s second city.

K-Food

Pojangmacha Culture: Drinking Like a K-Drama Lead

Heartbroken K-drama characters always end up at a Pojangmacha (orange street tent) drinking Soju and eating piping hot Udon. Experience this quintessential Korean nightlife culture in areas like Jongno and Yeouido. Here’s how to order and what to expect.

K-Drama

The Nami Island Day Trip: Winter Sonata and Beyond

Nami Island is where the global Hallyu (Korean Wave) truly began with the classic 2002 drama ‘Winter Sonata’. Famous for its tree-lined avenues and roaming ostriches, it’s the perfect day trip from Seoul. We cover how to get there, what to eat, and nearby attractions like Petite France.

K-Drama

Healing in Suwon Hwaseong: The Backdrop of ‘Lovely Runner’

A short train ride from Seoul, Suwon is famous for its magnificent UNESCO-listed Hwaseong Fortress. Recently, it has become a massive hotspot as the filming location for hit dramas like ‘Lovely Runner’ and ‘Our Beloved Summer’. Explore the fortress walls, trendy Haenggung-dong cafes, and try the famous Suwon Galbi.

K-Pop

K-Pop Birthday Cafes: The Ultimate Fan Culture Guide

If you visit Hongdae or Mangwon-dong, you might see cafes entirely decorated with an idol’s face. Welcome to the ‘Birthday Cafe’ culture! Learn how fans organize these events, how to find the schedules on Twitter, and the etiquette for collecting the coveted free cup sleeves.

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