My love for Korea stemmed from a love of K-pop and K-dramas that started more than a decade ago. I’ve been fortunate enough to visit Korea both as a tourist and a student. This blog is an accumulation of all that I’ve learned and tried.
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My best tips for travelling while pregnant: a handy guide
Here are some tips that I compiled based on my personal experience, which I hope can help you to travel safely & comfortably while pregnant.
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Bulguksa Temple: UNESCO World Heritage site in Gyeongju
What makes Bulguksa Temple unique and a must-visit is the fact that it is the head temple of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism.
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Chapel Street Cafe: relaxing Penang café with delicious fare
This café was highly recommended by a few food bloggers, so we wanted to see if it would live up to the hype.
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Jeju Teseum: family-friendly Teddy Bear Museum
Kids love this teddy bear museum, but adults also have fun identifying bears from familiar art pieces and spotting their costume resemblance.
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ACMI: what to do at the national museum of screen culture
Is ACMI worth visiting? If you’re into screen culture, yes! And even if you aren’t, you will have a lot of fun with the interactive displays.
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Space Cafe: aesthetic JB cafe for specialty coffee in Holiday Villa
If you’re looking for an aesthetic specialty coffee place during your JB trip, this is the place to visit.
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Best places to eat bibimbap in Jeonju
Here are some of the best places to eat bibimbap in Jeonju, including top customer favourites and some underrated restaurants!
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Pinchy’s Lobster & Champagne Bar: seafood fine dining in Melbourne
Pinchy’s Signature Dish is the Lobster Roll (AUD 40), described as ‘mouth-watering Maine Red Lobster on a fresh, crunchy roll’.
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Operator25: friendly Asian-fusion café in Melbourne
The food was definitely delicious, but what made this café extremely memorable for me was definitely the friendly customer service.
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Jeonjuhyanggyo Local Confucian School: popular historical filming site
Looking for something to do outside of Jeonju Hanok Village? The Jeonjuhanggyo Local Confucian School is the place you need to visit.