After 7 months living here, I've rounded out the top 10 things that I was first not amused by or unaware of, that I have come to love and are now part of everyday life. 1. BathroomsI'm going to just call it a water closer from here on in. Showers are not really separated here …
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Visiting the most heavily guarded border in the world is possible from Seoul. The Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) tours offer visitors a chance to go into the zone to see what the area is like on dedicated tourist buses in an area of the Korean peninsula that has existed since 1945. Visitors can only visit with …
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We are out of the peak humidity right now in South Korea and whilst I've gotten use to being outside and being covered in my own stickiness, I am more cautious about the humidity within my apartment. With humidity, comes mould and is something that is not too foreign to me. Whilst living in Sydney …
It's already been about 2 months since I arrived in South Korea! How time flies. I think I'm becoming more settled now and have found a new routine. I have a bank card, a resident card and home internet now. I am familiar with the bus system and which buses take me to the places …
I had tried some Korean food before coming to Korea but little did I know that I was in for a big treat. Most meals out are served with banchan or side dishes. There are a variety of side dishes and some places make their own so there is never 2 banchan dishes which are …
Lingo in Transit 
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