Exploring the Sangmu District: Gwangju’s Hub of Food, Finance, Governance, and More

In this new column, our correspondent, Umesh Mansukhani, visits areas around Gwangju to give our readers an overview of what makes each and every district great in its own way.

Has the Sun Set on Gwangju’s Urban Parks?

By Isaiah Winters. One of my favorite places to go people watching these days is among the low, leafy hills around the World Cup Stadium, an area known as Gwangju … Read More

Rock Bowling

Photos by Lorryn Smit If you have ever woken up and fancied a beer and a spot of bowling, then Korean rock bowling might be right up your alley. While … Read More

5.18 Memorial Park

Situated In Sangmu Lays The 5.18 Memorial Park; A Touching Tribute to the 250 Students That Lost Their Lives During the Korean Uprising.

An Indian Feast in Downtown Sangmu: Indy

Sean D’Angelo Goes To Indy; A Lovely Indian Restaurant Situated In Downtown Sangmu.

Photo Essay: Pedro’s Voyagers

Following the success of Pedro’s House, owner Pedro Kim has expanded with nearby traveller cafe Pedro’s Voyagers, already attracting travelers and locals alike.

Chop Chop

Hairstylist Michael Lee is passionate about making people’s hair beautiful. He has worked with international clients for many years & is a favorite for expats.

What’s for lunch in Sangmu?

Visiting new restaurants is always pleasing, and there are a lot more fabulous places you can eat in at nice prices, especially during lunch hour in Gwangju. Now, are you ready for your happy lunch? Bon Appetit!