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Moving to a new country can be super scary and when a way of life is different than your own, you can run into a bunch of problems along the way. Also, don’t take offense to this guide or the video. It’s simply a funny way to joke about the mistakes I made in Korea […] Read more…
Wondering where to visit in Seoul? Or perhaps what is in Seoul? With 9.7 people living in the capital of South Korea, there’s endless possibilities. In fact, there are so many incredible things to do in Seoul Korea, it’s super hard to get to all of them. Whatever your flavor is, Seoul is definitely one […] Read more…
Have you ever wanted to live out your Disney Princess fantasies and become one yourself? There are so many unique Seoul cafes to entertain yourself. I recommend checking out Jade Mug and Yumi’s Dress Room on Instagram so you can see the very latest in dresses being offered. Blog Posts You Might Like About Jade […] Read more…
I had the afternoon delight of venturing over to the Princess Diary Cafe with my dear friend Linda, over at Linda Goes East. This definitely has to be the best dress up princess cafe I have ever been to. The staff are super nice and friendly. They speak great English and their help made the […] Read more…
If you’re planning a 5-day Seoul itinerary, look no further because Gina Bear has got you covered. Why should you listen to me above all the other travel bloggers out there? Simple. I lived in South Korea for five and a half years. I speak the language, I lived in Korean society, and I extensively […] Read more…
Are you ready for April festivals 2024? I know I sure am. After a long and hard winter I always feel best when the sun starts shining for longer and the beautiful flowers start to bloom in South Korea. Koreans love many different types of flowers and usually throw a bunch of Korean spring festivals. […] Read more…
If your favorite colors are pink and purple then you HAVE to visit the Gunpo Royal Azalea Festival (군포철쭉축제). Spring in Korea brings out all the best flower festivals and Koreans undoubtedly love the azaleas. In Korea, the meaning of the azalea signifies the start of spring. In many countries and cultures, it is also […] Read more…
Spring in Korea is undoubtedly one of the best seasons. The cherry blossoms in Korea have a special meaning of purity and beauty. It’s when everyone is hopeful of a new school year, job, and maybe even a new love. If you’re looking to truly enjoy the cherry blossoms in Seoul, I’ve compiled a list […] Read more…
When I lived in Korea, I seriously studied the Korean language for two years by taking KIIP courses, using online resources and books. Some of them have been excellent (like 90 Day Korean because they have a FREE Korean alphabet cheat sheet) and others… Well, they leave much to be desired. A question I oftentimes […] Read more…
The Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival is the creme de la creme of cherry blossom festivals in Korea. It is THE place to go during spring in Korea. Legit a Seoul cherry blossom festival has got nothing on Jinhae Gu. According to CNN, it’s the best cherry blossom festival in South Korea. I had the opportunity […] Read more…
The Jindo Miracle Sea Road Festival (진도신비의바닷길축제) happens only once a year during spring in Korea. During this time, a 2.8 kilometer gap opens and many festival goers have one hour to cross the ocean at extremely low tide. It’s a once in a lifetime experience and I have never seen anything like it. In […] Read more…
Spring in Seoul is a pretty epic time of year. For Koreans, cherry blossoms are a symbol of purity and beauty. They have also been used in Korean entertainment to represent true love. Spring in Korea brings hope for a new year and new beginning. During spring time in Seoul you’ll see many businesses decorating with […] Read more…