Historical Evolution of Korean Tea Culture As we journey into the Goryeo period (918-1392), the culture of tea began to spread its roots deeper into Korean society. No longer reserved…

Significance of Buddha's Birthday Buddha's Birthday in South Korea, celebrated according to the lunar calendar, usually falls in May. It has been a public holiday since 1975, offering salaried employees…

History and Significance of Children's Day in Korea Children's Day, or 어린이날 (eorininal) in Korea, began in the 1920s when the country was under Japanese occupation. Dr. Bang Jeong-Hwan, a…

Polling stations across South Korea were equipped with rigorous COVID-19 safety protocols. Before entering the voting booth, each voter underwent mandatory temperature screening to identify and manage potential health risks…

Origins and Evolution of Children's Day in Korea Children's Day in South Korea traces its roots to the early 1920s when writer and activist Bang Jeong Hwan recognized the need…

Children's Day in Korea, celebrated every May 5th, is a vibrant cultural statement that showcases the country's substantial regard for its youth's wellbeing and happiness. Officially declared a public holiday,…

Overview of Voting in Seoul Individuals residing or visiting Seoul have various methods available for casting their votes. The most prominent voting center for expatriates, particularly Americans, is the U.S.…

The 2023 Hanbok Festival unfolds its vibrant colors and heritage across various global cities, with a key spotlight on Seoul. Scheduled in October, this cultural extravaganza also marks its presence…

King Sejong the Great, the fourth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty, dramatically reshaped Korean culture with the creation of Hangul in 1446, initiating a profound shift in literacy and societal…