Category: Travel Tips
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How to Get Around Jeju Island (Bus, Taxi & Rental Car Guide)
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If you’re planning to visit Jeju Island on your trip to South Korea, then one of your leading questions might be exactly how to get around the island. Luckily, public transportation in Jeju, and the rest of Korea, is very straightforward and quite easy to use with the help of local apps. Generally speaking, you…
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Seoul to Busan by KTX: Everything You Need to Know
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If you’re into zombie movies, or movies about Korea, then you’ve mostly likely heard of the 2016 film, Train to Busan. A story about a father and his young daughter that become stuck on the train ride to Busan while a zombie outbreak occurs. The best part is that you can now experience the real…
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Seoul Subway Guide for First Time Visitors
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With 23 lines and over 760 subway stations, the subway system in Seoul can be confusing, overwhelming, and stressful if you don’t know what you’re doing, or if it’s your first time. Having introduced my husband to his first subway ride in Seoul (he’s now a pro) and even his family, I’m convinced my guide…
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Is Air Premia Worth It? My Honest Review Flying from Los Angeles to Seoul
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If you’re planning a trip to South Korea, you’ve probably come across Air Premia while searching for flights. That was exactly my husband and I’s experience, we genuinely had never heard of them before we booked our flight. On our most recent trip to Seoul, we found a direct flight from Los Angeles (LAX) to…
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Driving in South Korea as a Foreigner: Everything You Need to Know
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Renting a car is one of the best ways to explore more rural areas of South Korea that are difficult to reach by public transportation, especially places like Jeju Island, national parks, and smaller coastal towns. Even though driving in Korea is surprisingly similar to driving in the United States, there are a few important…
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How to Rent an LG U+ Pocket WiFi (WiFi Egg) in South Korea
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Staying connected while traveling in South Korea is easier than its ever been, but with so many options available for visitors, sometimes it can be difficult to decide which option is the right for you and your travel style. You could keep your fingers crossed and rely on free city WiFi (make sure to have…