If you want to explore a different city during your trip to Seoul, look no further than Ilsan. Here you can find nature, nightlife, and of course aesthetic cafes.
The ultimate guide to spending a day in trendy Mullae, Seoul packed with local favorite spots from restaurants to cafes.
The 10 biggest culture shocks I discovered as first as and now as an American expat in living in South Korea.
The ultimate guide to spending a day in trendy Mullae, Seoul packed with local favorite spots from restaurants to cafes.
The 10 biggest culture shocks I discovered as first as and now as an American expat in living in South Korea.
I love the app Drops for learning simple phrases of each country I am traveling to. The app is free and offers 5 minute sessions everyday to easily learn some basic words from over 40 different languages.
Make sure to check how many blank pages in your passport are needed before traveling abroad. Some countries require as many as 4 blank passport pages to enter.
Whenever I go to a new country I always try to go to McDonald's to check out what unique items they have based on the country's taste preferences. You can also always find a restroom and free wifi if needed.
Try renting a bike once in a new city, you will get a great overview of the area and its a fun way to get a workout.
Get a credit/debit card with no international transaction fees, the average transaction fee is 3% of the purchase which sounds small but adds up!
I use the free app SNOW to easily edit all my pictures to look more professional in seconds.
It will always be cheaper to purchase your luggage in advance online rather than at the gate.
Always write down your accommodation address on a piece of paper so you can easily find your way back if your phone dies.
It usually takes 1 day to recover from jet lag for each time zone crossed, for example if you travel to somewhere that is 6 hours ahead you can expect to recover in 6 days.