The Things I Miss Most About Living in Gwangju
By Murdock O’Mooney American writer Mary Anne Radmacher once wrote, “I am not the same, having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world.” I can attest … Read More
Category: Around Gwangju
Gwangju’s Penguin Village: A Walk Through Time and Art
By Arifa Batool On a bright August morning, I visited Penguin Village, and it turned out to be one of the most unique places I have ever seen. Hidden in … Read More
Seeing Gwangju from Above: Mudeung-san’s Lift and Monorail
By Fatimah Muthiah Irbah Gwangju may not be on every traveler’s list when visiting South Korea, but this city has plenty to offer. As one of the country’s six largest … Read More
The Asian Art Garden: Where Culture Meets Nature in Gwangju
By Saqib Sharif A New Cultural Landmark Transforms Korea’s Art City In the heart of Gwangju, South Korea’s renowned cultural capital, a remarkable transformation has taken place. What was once … Read More
Unnie’s Nail Salon: Affordable Gel Nails in Gwangju
By Maryam Ali I was having a conversation with a friend, comparing the pricing of gel nails between Busan and Gwangju. That’s when I realized what a gem Unnie’s Nail … Read More
Gwangju: After 50 Years – A Half-Century Comparison – February 2025
By Roger Higbie 2024 was a strange, and in some ways, a troubling year both in the United States and in Korea. But the thing that made it a remarkable … Read More
Sunrise Spots Near Gwangju to Welcome the New Year – January 2025
By Anh Nguyen (Anne) In South Korea, watching the first sunrise of the new year is a tradition full of meaning and hope. It is a special moment when family … Read More
Chosun University’s Enchanting Rose Garden
By Anh Nguyen (Anne) Chosun University’s Rose Garden, nestled in the heart of the university campus, has become a favorite spot among students and visitors. From spring to autumn, the … Read More