Writer: Priya Pailkar (Mumbai, Maharashtra) Editor: Pooja Vishwanathan (Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh) Discover the must-visit places in South Korea, a haven for non-vegetarian lovers, renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, and mouthwatering cuisine featuring barbecue, fresh seafood, and rich stews. South Korea has a lot to offer for those craving non-vegetarian cuisine, featuring a delightful…
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A Glimpse Into The Korean Urban Life
Writer: Neital Sharma (Jodhpur, Rajasthan) Editor: Bagmita Gogoi (Assam) Explore South Korea’s vibrant urban life, blending rich traditions, modern culture, and bustling cities with exciting festivals, shopping, and unique experiences. South Korea, a country known for its unique blend of rich traditions and modern innovations, offers an experience that’s both vibrant and unforgettable. So, my…
5 Places You Must Visit in Daegu
Bandita Das, Orang, Assam Daegu ~ Where tradition meets modernity in a vibrant embrace. South Korea has always been a tourist-friendly country because of its beautiful culture, food and of course, the globally renowned K-pop and K-drama. It is a country that has the world’s fastest growing and busiest cities, among which Daegu stands out…
Daegu, a utopia for Korean Fried Chicken
Aanchal Tekriwal, Godda, Jharkhand According to the food columnist Hwang Young-cheol, Daegu is “a mecca for Korean-style fried chicken.” When the abiding divine taste of South Korea and its largest urban metropolitan city comes together, to crystalised utopia. The remarkable outgrowing rapid growth of South Korea over the past decades has revolutionised the resources in…
K-Interview: Youtuber and Vlogger Ellie Jones
Sanskriti Pun, New Delhi: Ellie Jones is a UK based YouTuber who makes vlogs about South Korea which includes exploring different cities, her lifestyle, and much more. Her videos have a fun vibe to match which is suitable for any age group. She has also travelled many countries in Europe in her van and has videos on it too. Here is an excerpt of her interview with Hallyuism: