Wouldn’t it be a shame to come to Seoul and miss out on some of the capital’s most beautiful historic palaces? These must-sees will transport you back in time and dazzle you with their charm. Are you ready? Here’s my guide!
Going to Kaohsiung without visiting the magnificent Fo Guang Shan Buddha Museum is to miss out on one of Taiwan’s most important cultural sites so, if you want to learn more about Buddhism, or simply spend a nice day in peaceful surroundings, this is the museum for you. Combining both traditional as well as modern…
Have you ever heard of the magnificent Samgwangsa Temple (삼광사)? If so, it’s probably because of its famous Lotus Lantern Festival, held every May to celebrate Buddha’s birthday, but that doesn’t mean you should skip it if you’re not around at that time! This majestic temple deserves to be known and visited at any time…
Back to Taiwan and its wonderful nature! Located right in the middle of the island, Sun Moon Lake is a must for all self-respecting nature lovers. So if you’d like to discover a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike, and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, here you go!
Often visited for its proximity to the famous Seoraksan National Park, Sokcho offers a range of activities and sights that will also appeal to visitors looking for a gentle escape from the hustle and bustle of the big cities. If you’re ready to explore one of Korea’s picturesque coastal towns, read on!
Hiking Hallasan is the dream of every hiker visiting Jeju Island, because more than the destination, it’s probably the journey that will enchant you the most. So let’s set off together to discover the national treasure that is this dormant volcano!
