Damyang’s Meta Provence

South Jeolla’s Hidden Gem Written by Katy Clements. When I first planned to move abroad to Korea, I had hopes of sightseeing all over the peninsula. However, after taking my … Read More

Unjusa

The Temple of 1,000 Buddhas and 1,000 Pagodas Written and photographed by Melline Galani. Temples are an important part of the Korean landscape; from bigger to smaller or more famous … Read More

Failing to Reach the Summit

Mt. Halla Dampens Fulfillment Written and photographed by Fatemeh Khalili. My friend and I visited Jeju Island during our one-week school break. It was a very last-minute decision for us. … Read More

Summer Road Tripping in 2020

Written and photographed by Maria Moschini. Ever since we arrived in South Korea last April, my friend has said that one of the things she wants to do before she … Read More

Hidden Hanoks

Uncovering History in Korean Houses Written and photographed by Ryan Berkebile. Seoul has several neighborhoods dedicated to the preservation and celebration of traditional Korean houses called hanok (한옥). Tourists and hanok enthusiasts alike … Read More

Paying Respects to the Dusty Buddhas of Samhong-sa

Written by Ryan Berkebile. Once I discover a neighborhood in the initial stages of a demolition operation, my documenting process begins. The primary motivation for exploring abandoned neighborhoods in Korea … Read More

Ultimate Summer Getaway

Jiri-san Cheese Land in Gurye. Written and photographed by Cami Ismanova. Gurye is a small green town in Jeollanam-do widely known for its mountainous scenery, in particular Jiri-san National Park, … Read More

Songsan Riding School

Gwangju’s Best-Hidden Treasure Written and photographed by Melline Galani. Before Children’s Day, I was in desperate need of ideas for what I could do to entertain my kids on that … Read More