The Yang-dong Bookmaker’s House
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Gwangju’s Yang-dong neighborhood is a lot like a time capsule. The market there provides a multisensory trip down memory lane (especially where they … Read More
Category: Travel
The Beauty of Thailand: Outside Bangkok
Written by Stephie Melina Kabre Photographed by Don Tajaroensuk and Stephie Melina Kabre I gave a final look at the wonderful house we had been living in for almost … Read More
The Baekdu Daegan (백두대간) as a Symbol of Unity
Written and photographed by Roger Shepherd A thin red line squiggled its way up a map of the Korean Peninsula, coursing over what looked like most of its jagged … Read More
Inside Honam University’s Ssangchon Campus
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters If you’ve recently been to the immigration office in Gwangju’s Ssangchon-dong, then you may have had a moment (or if the clerks were … Read More
Hidden Paradise of the Philippines: Siquijor
Written and photographed by Špela Koželj How convenient it is to study in South Korea! I successfully finished my winter semester at the end of December at Chonnam National … Read More
Oedo: Botanical Paradise in the Land of the Morning Calm
Written and photographed by Lea Moreau With spring coming, everyone needs to enjoy the sunshine and have some relaxation time! It’s a certainty that you’ll want to admire Korea’s … Read More
Death of the Doctor’s Hanok
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters In the decades-long scramble to modernize, much of South Korea’s recent past has been razed with incredible haste. Today, the bulldozing of history … Read More
Gangjin: The Hidden Gem of Jeollanam-do
Written and photographed by Lea Moreau What is the first thing you think of when you hear “South Korea”? Many people tend to agree on the fact that the country … Read More