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Korean Kulture visits the exhibition «KAPPAO: I’m HOME»
Korean Kulture visits the exhibition «KAPPAO: I’m HOME» Korean Kulture visited the exhibition “KAPPAO: I’m HOME” at the Lotte Department Store (광복점), in Busan. This exhibition admission was free and is available from 1.7.2021 to 29.8.2021. More information Korean Kulture Team
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10 Essential Places to Visit in South Korea
South Korea is surrounded by numerous islands that give it great beauty. On the other hand, it is one of the most advanced countries in technology and communication. In addition, its attractive provinces make it particularly touristy. Table of Contents Toggle 1. Seoul is a modern and traditional cityGyeongbokgung Palace in SeoulN Seoul TowerBukchon Hanok VillageWorld Tower Lot2. Busan, the second largest city in South KoreaHaeundae BeachBeomeosa Buddhist TempleHaedong YonggungsaBulguksa and SeokguramGamcheon Culture Village3. Suwon City in Gyeonggi-doHwasong or Hwaseong Fort4. DMZ, demilitarized border zone between South Korea and North Korea5. Gyeongju, ancient Korean capitalBulguksa TempleCheomsongdae Astronomical ObservatoryYangdong Village6. Damyang, famous for its bamboo productsJuknokwon Bamboo Forest7. Jeju Island, one of the seven natural wonders of the worldLand of love in JejuHallasan National ParkSeongsan Ilchulbong8. Andong Hahoe Folk Village9. Seoraksan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site10. Jeonju, famous for Korean food and historical buildingsJeonju Hanok Village Are you interested in knowing what things you can do in South Korea? Here we detail the best places to get to know Korean culture. 1. Seoul is a modern and traditional city Seoul is the capital of South Korea, a city steeped in history and tradition with countless iconic sites. It […]
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How to live as an exchange student in Spain: Almeria, Andalucia
Hello, I’m Jin, and I’m studying in Almeria, Spain. I have been living in Almeria as an exchange student since August 2021. I majored in Spanish since I was a highschool student, so it was a dream to live in a Spanish country. I would like to introduce you to what it was like when that dream-like thing actually happened, and what kind of city is Almeria, where I live now. Almeria is a city in Andalucia, Spain. It is a Spanish city that I first knew while preparing for an exchange student despite my major in Spanish studies. The Andalusian region was the longest-held territory when Islamic forces ruled Spain. Therefore, it is famous for its unique architectural and cultural style mixed with Islam and Catholicism. In fact, when I first arrived in Almeria, I felt that it was neither Spanish nor Islamic. The reason is that Almeria is a famous resort by sea. The first impression of Almeria was the palm trees all over the city, the poorly laid concrete floors, and the sparkling sea. I can organize it like this. For me, who had a vague fantasy of a “European city,” the scenery of Almeria was nothing […]
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