Follow Our Silk Road Part 3: Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan

Written and photographed by Áine Byrne and Fabio Tardim So far on this journey along the Silk Road, we have traveled through Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. As we exited … Read More

Effortless “Real” Travel: Couchsurfing

Any couchsurfer here who can also share some tips ;)?

The Legend of the Sea-Parting Miracle: The Story of Grandmother Ppong

Written by Mukhammadolim Alimov Photographed by Mukhamaadolin Alimov and courtesy of Jindo County “In 1480, near the beginning of the Joseon Dynasty, Son Dong-ji was condemned to exile on Jeju … Read More

Hadong: Underrated Korean Perfection

Put on your summer sandals and go explore this gem that is not on many top-10 must see list but as Stephanie and Ryan Hedger put it, it’s a “huge part of the charm”

Hunting for Gwangju’s Follies

Written by Kelsey Rivers Photos courtesy of Gwangju Folly A golden pavilion, standing at a crossroads, swirling with revelers on a Friday night. Stark concrete stairs leading to nowhere, people … Read More

Damyang

Whether you’re a horticulturist or a casual nature-lover, the trees of Damyang, South Korea are as famous as they are beautiful. Damyang is a small town located northeast of Gwangju … Read More

Follow Our Silk Road Part 2: Tajikistan and Uzbekistan

After traveling through the southeastern corner of Kazakhstan and most of Kyrgyzstan, our journey finally took us to Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Traveling Central Asia is an incredible experience but one … Read More

Yeongam Wangin Culture Festival

Written and photographed by Muhammadolim Alimov What do you think: where do people usually make their best friends? Children and the younger generation may say it’s while playing together or … Read More