Stretching a whopping 402 meters, Yedangho Suspension Bridge in Yesan is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in South Korea. While crossing this bridge may not feel as daring as some of the other suspension bridges…
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**After going on this hike, we learned that we took one of the more intense trails, but that there are actually multiple trails for Pinnacle Four. Below I give directions and instructions on the hike…
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Built in the late 1700’s, Hwaseong Fortress in Suwon is one of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites. Similar to the East Gate Wall in Seoul, it’s a place that beautifully combines traditional with modern.…
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When Laina was here visiting, we knew we needed to fit in a beach day. And, though it was only May and the weather wasn’t TOO hot yet, we thankfully did have a few days…
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Hiking in Korea is a whole experience, I tell you. Between cutesy things to see along the trail, mind-blowing views, and all the stairs (so. many. stairs.) – it’s like nothing we ever experienced in…
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