Seoul Climate Card 2026: The 30-Day Pass Is Ending—What Foreigners Need to Know
Seoul’s 30-day Climate Card ends in September 2026, but tourist passes remain. Here is what foreign visitors and residents should use instead.
Travel in Korea
Want to See a Heron Hunt? 7 Seoul Stream Walks
Seven Seoul stream walks reveal a quieter side of the city, with neighborhood paths, seasonal flowers and a chance to watch birds hunting for fish.
Getting Around Busan: 7 Easy Transportation Tips
Busan is larger and hillier than many visitors expect. Learn how to combine the subway, buses, taxis and transportation cards without wasting your travel time.
How to Use Public Restrooms in Korea: Toilets, Bidets, and Etiquette
Learn how public restrooms in Korea work, where to find them, how bidet controls operate, and what travelers should know before using one.
How to Use Kakao T in Korea: Taxi Guide for Foreign Visitors
Learn how to use Kakao T in Korea to book taxis, pay easily, communicate with drivers, and travel confidently as a foreign visitor.
Myeongdong Street Food Guide for Foreigners: What to Try First
A practical guide to Myeongdong street food for foreign visitors, including popular snacks, ordering tips, payment, and what to know before you go.
First-Time Busan Guide: What to Know Before You Go
A practical first-time guide to Busan for foreign visitors, covering where to stay, how to plan your route, what areas to visit, transportation, food, and common mistakes.
How to Eat Han River Ramyeon in Seoul: A Simple Guide for Foreign Visitors
A practical guide to eating ramyeon by the Han River in Seoul, including where to go, how to use the cooking machines, what to buy, and what first-time visitors should know.
What to Know Before Visiting Seoul for the First Time
A practical first-time Seoul guide covering transportation, neighborhoods, payments, subway exits, food, crowds, and small habits that make the city easier.
How to Buy and Use a T-money Card in Korea
A practical guide to buying, charging, using, and refunding a T-money card in Korea, written for first-time visitors.