The Dark Side of Elephant Tourism
Tayani van Eeden helps us learn how to be more proactive in our research before embarking on animal involved activities and to become #responsibletourists
Category: Travel
U-Square, More than a Terminal
Marley Heckner covers one of Gwangju less talked about gems – the U-Square terminal and it’s potential for a busy day out
Yangdong Market
For your everyday-pieces and your unique desires, Yangdang market is a great place for food, products or just a little wander
Shiver Me Timbers! Chilling in Aruba
Karly Pierre’s recall of her “pirate” holiday in Aruba, off the north coast of Venezuela, will make you want to plan your next vacation on this charming island.
Geumo-do Island: Fit for Royalty
Off the southern coast of Yeosu, Geumo-do Island offers peaceful hiking trails year-round along with the sound of rare birds and great fishing spots.
Caring for a Companion
Bodumi is an animal rescue and advocacy group based in Gwangju that is fighting to save cats and dogs that are abandoned. Volunteers help provide care & support
Europe in Korea
Near to Gwangju, there exists a tiny French world, Meta-Provence. To experience the French sights and smells, go to Damyang between the bamboo &Metasequoia Road
5 Reasons to Stay at Hamkkehae Guesthouse
by Farahiah Aminuddin If you have ever stayed in a guesthouse during a holiday trip, you know how unique it is compared to hotels and motels. While most guesthouses try to create a home-like environment for visitors, my previous experiences unfortunately left me feeling underwhelmed. However, … Read More