Muju County: Center of the country Muju-gun County connects six cities and counties across five provinces, including South and North Gyeongsang Provinces, South and North Chungcheong Provinces and North Jeolla Province. With the Daejeon-Jinju Expressway cutting through it from north to south, Muju now lies at the heart of the country. Wherever you are in…
DetailsDMZ in Korea, the Scene of Movie ‘The Interview’ The end of last year ‘2014’, the movie ‘The interview’ had brought enormous big issue all over the world. You would have seen many outdoor billboards of ‘The interview’ all over the streets. The movie story is A MC and a producer of talk show…
DetailsFireflies and wild grapes, the iconic of green Muju Fireflies can only live in clean water and in an unpolluted environment. The presence of fireflies is a gauge of an area’s purity. Fireflies glow in the dark and bring on a childlike innocence and nostalgia. They like damp environments and only show up at…
DetailsVisit Imsil, a base for cheese tourism Cheese was unfamiliar to many people only a few decades ago, but now it’s one of the most widely consumed foods across the nation. Recently, many innovative chefs have added cheese to spicy dishes, taking the food scene by storm, creating menu items such as “cheese dakgalbi”…
DetailsBest night view at ‘Santorini’ in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do Chuncheon is the capital of Gangwon Province, South Korea. The city in the north of the county, located in a basin formed by the Soyang River and Han River. After dinner, we are looking for a light meal and we wanted to enjoy the…
DetailsCheongsando Island serenely awaits spring The term “slow city” originates from the Italian word cittaslow, which means a city where life is slow and easy. Cittaslow also refers to an international movement founded by Mayor Palolo Saturnini of Greve in Chianti, Italy, in 1999. It promotes a slow city life, where nature and tradition…
DetailsNamhae-gun County, a treasure trove of delights There is a remote pair of distant islands located in the middle of the southern edge of the Korean Peninsula: Namhaedo Island and Changseondo Island. Together, they comprise Namhae-gun County, a small town in Gyeongsangnam-do (South Gyeongsang Province) with a population of approximately 49,000 and an area…
DetailsEnjoy a bit of island life in Namhae Namhae-gun County, comprised of the two islands of Namhaedo and Changseondo and located along the southern edge of Gyeongsangnam-do (South Gyeongsang Province), is barely connected to land by two bridges. The Namhae Bridge links the region with Hadong-gun County and the Changseon-Samcheonpo Bridge connects to Samcheonpo…
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