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What to Wear in Seoul in Winter: December to February Guide Pack for real cold.Seoul's coldest month, January, averages about -2°C, nights often drop below -10°C during cold snaps, and the wind makes it feel colder, so bring a long padded coat, a hat, gloves and warm layers you can take off indoors.Indoors, Korean buildings, subways and cafés are heated, often very warm.That combination, freezing outside and toasty inside, is what makes packing for Seoul.. 2026. 11. 7.
Korean Pharmacy Cold Medicine Names: What to Ask For in Seoul If you catch a cold in Korea, go to a pharmacy, called a yakguk (약국), and describe your symptoms.Korean pharmacists sell common cold medicines over the counter, such as Pancol A (판콜에이), Panpyrin Q (판피린큐) and Tylenol, and many speak enough English to help if you show your symptoms.Convenience stores also carry a short list of basic medicines when pharmacies are closed.We are a family in Seoul and.. 2026. 11. 6.
T-money Card for Kids in Seoul: How to Register the Child Fare If your child is 6 or older, buy them their own T-money card and register their age before the first ride.An unregistered T-money card charges the adult fare of 1,550 won, while a registered child card pays 550 won and a youth card 900 won per subway ride, as of November 2026.Children under 6 do not need a card at all.We live in Seoul with kids, and the registration step is the one thing almost .. 2026. 11. 5.
Seoul Subway With a Stroller: Elevators, Exits and Family Tips Yes, you can ride the Seoul subway with a stroller, and most days it is the easiest way to get around the city with a baby or toddler.The trick is to plan your route around elevators, not around the shortest walk, and to avoid the 8–9 a.m. and 6–7 p.m. rush.We are a family living in Seoul, and we have pushed everything from a heavy travel system to a cheap umbrella stroller through these station.. 2026. 11. 4.
Office with a View: Working from Coworking Spaces in Jeju Island 📋 ContentsCan a sea view really make work easierWhich Jeju area fits your workday bestPublic hubs and private spaces feel differentA workday rhythm that actually holds upWhat the real cost looks like after flights and staysWhat I got wrong when I chased the view firstFrequently Asked QuestionsA laptop by the window, basalt rocks outside, and a blue strip of ocean beyond the glass can make work .. 2026. 5. 5.
A Quiet Night in Andong Hahoe Village: More Peaceful Than Gyeongju Related on MARU: Why Stressed Koreans Pay to Wake Up at 3 a.m. in a Temple📋 Table of ContentsArriving in Hahoe felt slower than arriving in GyeongjuThe night walk was quiet in a way cities rarely allowGyeongju shines beautifully, but Andong breathes differentlyStaying overnight changed the whole villageMy small mistake made the silence feel even biggerA calm travel plan makes Hahoe easier to en.. 2026. 5. 4.
The Secret Discipline of Koreans: My Apartment Recycling Adventure Related on MARU: Table for One: Why More Than a Third of Korean Homes Have One Person📋 Table of ContentsThe first night at the recycling station felt like a testThe rules looked strict, but they had a rhythmThe categories started making sense after one mistakeFood waste was the part that surprised me mostNeighbors taught me without saying muchThe checklist that saved me from embarrassmentFreque.. 2026. 5. 4.
Top 10 Must-Visit Mountains in Korea Korea is a country blessed with a diverse and beautiful natural landscape, and its mountains play a huge role in defining this scenic beauty. Hiking is a beloved pastime for many Koreans, and the country offers a wide variety of mountains that each have their own unique charm. From stunning fall foliage to blooming spring flowers, Korea’s mountains are a great way to enjoy nature throughout the .. 2024. 10. 14.
A Guide to Korean Holidays: Celebrating Tradition and Culture Korean holidays, known as 명절 (myeongjeol), are deeply rooted in tradition and play a vital role in connecting families, honoring ancestors, and celebrating seasonal changes. For anyone interested in Korean culture, understanding these holidays provides a glimpse into the country's customs and values. Here is an introduction to some of the most important traditional holidays in Korea.Related on M.. 2024. 9. 20.
A Guide to Traditional Korean Foods for Non-Koreans Korean cuisine is diverse, flavorful, and rooted in centuries-old traditions. Known for its balance of flavors and health benefits, traditional Korean food showcases a wide array of dishes that reflect the country’s history, geography, and culture. Whether you're a foodie, a traveler, or someone interested in expanding your culinary horizons, exploring Korean traditional foods offers a delicious.. 2024. 9. 20.
The Most Important Events in Korean History Korean history is rich with significant events that have shaped the culture, society, and geopolitical landscape of the country. Understanding these key moments provides valuable insight into why Korea is the way it is today. For non-Koreans who want to learn about the pivotal moments in Korea's history, this guide will introduce some of the most important events that have had a lasting impact o.. 2024. 9. 20.
How Was the Korean Alphabet (Hangul 한글) Created? The Korean alphabet, known as Hangul (한글), stands as one of the most unique and scientifically designed writing systems in the world. If you're curious about how it came into existence, you're not alone. Understanding the origins of Hangul not only helps you appreciate the beauty of the Korean language but also provides fascinating insights into its cultural history. This guide will walk you thr.. 2024. 9. 20.
How to Get from Incheon Airport to Myeongdong, Seoul Here’s a detailed guide on how to get from Incheon Airport to Myeongdong in Seoul. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, understanding your transportation options can help you make the best decision for your trip. Below, I will outline the main transportation methods, providing an overview of the pros and cons for each, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs a.. 2024. 9. 19.
Perfect Kimbap (김밥) Recipe: A Step-by-Step Guide Kimbap (김밥), also known as "gimbap," is a beloved Korean dish that resembles sushi but has its own unique flavors. It's a versatile and nutritious meal, often enjoyed as a quick snack, a light lunch, or a picnic staple. This guide will walk you through making delicious kimbap at home, using simple ingredients that you can easily find. Ingredients:2 cups of short-grain white rice4 sheets of seawe.. 2024. 8. 23.
Exploring Hongdae (홍대) in Seoul: A Guide to Must-Do Activities Hongdae (홍대), short for Hongik University Street, is one of Seoul's most vibrant neighborhoods, known for its youthful energy, creative atmosphere, and diverse cultural offerings. Located in the Mapo District, this area is a hotspot for both locals and tourists, offering a variety of activities from street performances to shopping, dining, and nightlife. If you're planning a visit to Seoul, here.. 2024. 8. 23.
Learning Hangul: A Complete Guide for Beginners Learning the Korean alphabet, known as Hangul, is an exciting journey. Hangul is a unique and logical alphabet that was designed to be easy to learn, making it accessible even for beginners. This guide will walk you through the basics of Hangul and provide tips to help you master it. [ Introduction to Hangul ]Hangul consists of 14 consonants and 10 vowels. Unlike the complex characters of some o.. 2024. 8. 22.
Exploring Myeongdong (명동), Seoul: Top Activities and Attractions Myeongdong (명동), located in the heart of Seoul (서울), is one of the city’s most vibrant and bustling districts. Known for its shopping streets, delicious street food, and rich cultural experiences, Myeongdong (명동) offers a wide range of activities for both locals and tourists. Here are some of the top things you can enjoy in Myeongdong:Shopping ExtravaganzaMyeongdong (명동) is a shopping paradise, .. 2024. 8. 22.
Authentic Korean Tteokbokki (떡볶기) Recipe Tteokbokki (떡볶기), or Korean spicy rice cakes, is a beloved street food in Korea known for its chewy rice cakes smothered in a sweet and spicy sauce. This dish is easy to make and offers a delightful balance of flavors that will satisfy your taste buds. Here’s how you can make this classic Korean dish at home.Related on MARU: The Red Rice Cakes Koreans Run To After School, Work and Heartbreak Ing.. 2024. 8. 22.
Korean Bulgogi (불고기) Recipe Bulgogi (불고기), a beloved dish from Korea, stands out for its harmonious balance of savory and sweet flavors combined with the tender texture of thinly sliced beef. This iconic dish is deeply ingrained in Korean cuisine and culture, often enjoyed at family gatherings, special occasions, or even as a comforting weeknight dinner. While bulgogi may seem like a dish best left to the professionals, it.. 2024. 8. 20.
Best Tourist Attractions in Seoul (서울) for a Perfect Visit Seoul (서울), the vibrant capital of South Korea, is a city that beautifully blends ancient traditions with cutting-edge modernity. Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or a fashion enthusiast, Seoul has something for everyone. This guide will help you navigate the must-see spots, providing an ideal itinerary for your visit. From ancient palaces and bustling markets to serene parks and towerin.. 2024. 8. 19.
Korean Japchae (잡채) Recipe: A Step-by-Step Guide Japchae (잡채), a classic Korean dish, is a delightful mix of glass noodles, vegetables, and a savory-sweet sauce. This dish is known for its vibrant colors, chewy texture, and balanced flavors. Below is a detailed recipe to make authentic Japchae at home. IntroductionJapchae (잡채), a traditional Korean stir-fry dish, is typically made with sweet potato glass noodles (dangmyeon : 당면) and a variety .. 2024. 8. 19.
Korean Doenjang Jjigae (된장찌개) Recipe Doenjang Jjigae (된장찌개) is a staple in Korean cuisine, known for its rich and earthy flavors. This hearty stew is made with doenjang, a traditional fermented soybean paste, which gives the dish its unique taste and depth. Perfect for a cold day or when you need a comforting meal, Doenjang Jjigae (된장찌개) is not only delicious but also packed with nutrients. Whether you're new to Korean cooking or a.. 2024. 8. 17.
Bibimbap Recipe (비빕밥) for a Delicious Korean Meal Bibimbap (비빕밥), a traditional Korean mixed rice dish, is a delightful combination of flavors and textures. This vibrant meal is not only visually appealing but also nutritionally balanced. Below is a detailed recipe to help you make a delicious Bibimbap at home. Follow these steps to create a meal that will bring the authentic taste of Korea right to your kitchen. Each element of the dish contri.. 2024. 8. 10.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 16 비 떨어진다( bi tteol-eojinda ) English : rain fallsSpanish : caídas de lluvia You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. 동영상 서비스가 종료되어 해당 콘텐츠를 재생할 수 없습니다.Related on MARU Magazine: Oppa, Unni, Hyung, Noona: Why Koreans Call Friends Family 2023. 11. 7.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 15 오늘 고마워( oneul gomawo ) English : Thank you for todaySpanish : gracias por hoy The above expression is used between close friends.La expresión anterior se usa entre amigos cercanos. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. 동영상 서비스가 종료되어 해당 콘텐츠를 재생할 수 없습니다.Related on.. 2023. 11. 6.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 14 같이 나갈래요?( gat-i nagallaeyo? ) English : Do you want to go out together?Spanish : ¿Quieres salir juntos? The above expression is used for people who are interested.La expresión anterior se utiliza para personas interesadas. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. .. 2023. 11. 6.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 13 내일 뭐 해?( naeil mwo hae? ) English : What are you doing tomorrow?Spanish : ¿Qué vas a hacer mañana? The above expressions are commonly used between friends.Las expresiones anteriores se usan comúnmente entre amigos. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. 동영상 서비스가.. 2023. 11. 6.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 12 알았어( al-ass-eo ) English : I get itSpanish : Lo entiendo The above expression means that the other person understood.La expresión anterior significa que la otra persona entendió. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. 동영상 서비스가 종료되어 해당 콘텐츠를 재생할 수 없습니다.Related on .. 2023. 11. 6.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 11 자고 있었어?( jago iss-eoss-eo? ) English : Were you sleeping?Spanish : ¿estabas durmiendo? The above expression is used when calling the other person late at night.La expresión anterior se utiliza cuando se llama a la otra persona a altas horas de la noche. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.par.. 2023. 11. 5.
K-drama - Doona! (이두나) estudiando coreano 10 생일 축하해요( saeng-il chughahaeyo ) English : happy birthdaySpanish : feliz cumpleaños The above expressions are used politely towards the other person.Las expresiones anteriores se utilizan cortésmente hacia la otra persona. You have to play it repeatedly as belowso your ears get used to it. Tienes que reproducirlo repetidamente como se muestra a continuación.para que tus oídos se acostumbren. .. 2023. 11. 5.

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