Exploring the Lesser-known Neighborhoods in Seoul

Exploring the Lesser-known Neighborhoods in Seoul

A travel guide of 7 lesser-known neighborhoods (a.k.a. dongs) in Seoul. From what to see, what to do, to what to eat – relax in a trendy cafe, or taste local food and search for an Instagram moment!

The Lesser-Known World’s Best Observation Decks

The Lesser-Known World’s Best Observation Decks

My pick of urban observatory decks – First, the city itself has to have a unique and spectacular cityscape for the viewers to appreciate; Secondly, the observatory deck has to offer the best angle of the iconic landmarks with the backdrop of the stunning skyline. Therefore, some of the choices are tough and they might not be the landmark itself. Instead – they are my “even better” choices.

DMZ – One Step Closer to the North Korea

DMZ – One Step Closer to the North Korea

The realm of North Korea is mysterious. Technically, the country is still at war. At the end of the Korea War, a 250kms long & 4 km wide strip of desolated land was established, and the strip is called the DMZ.

I enjoyed very much and amazing culinary and shopping experience in the city of Seoul and I was also interested in having a sneak peek of the North Korea…

It’s! Autum-a-tic!

It’s! Autum-a-tic!

Every year, Naejangsan celebrates the season change by converting its color palette from green to layers and layers of red, orange and yellow on the natural canvas; it is a tradition for the locals and tourists to join the festivity and together marvel at the wonderfulness of the mother-nature.

DDP, Seoul – Architecture for Everyone

DDP, Seoul – Architecture for Everyone

‘The great thing about DDP is because it’s open for public, it’s permenant, it’s located in a prime location, it has shops and it constantly has different theme exhibitions; therefore, people from all walks of life could be inside the building and “enjoy something” with it.