Rice cooker-shaped cauldron rock, Jeongam
1 Mysterious cauldron rock and the legend of the rich man A special rock is located above the blue waves of the Namgang River in Uiryeong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do. Jeongam (鼎巖), or…[...]
Read More1 Mysterious cauldron rock and the legend of the rich man A special rock is located above the blue waves of the Namgang River in Uiryeong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do. Jeongam (鼎巖), or…[...]
Read More1 Introduction to Damyang, metasequoias. Damyang, the home of bamboo It is famous for the so-called Daetongbap, which is a variety of food beautifully displayed on bamboo. Metasequoia trees, which…[...]
Read MoreHongseong's Namdang Port: Your destination for fresh seafood (prawns, clams & more) and picturesque sunsets on the West Coast of Korea. 1 Introduction to Namdang Port. Discover Namdang Port: Fresh…[...]
Read MoreThis post covers Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), Korean beef import regulations, healthy eating tips, and the philosophy of food moderation. Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) is a fatal neurological disease in…[...]
Read MoreKorean ginseng is more than just an agricultural product; it is a precious medicinal herb with a long history and deep tradition. In particular, fresh ginseng and red ginseng processed…[...]
Read More1 Introduction to Mokpo Port. Mokpo Port is geographically located at the southwestern tip of the country and is a historic trading port that opened in October 1897 and has…[...]
Read More1 Introduction to Mukho Port. Located in Donghae-si, Gangwon-do, this port grew along with the development of coal mines in the Taebaek mountainous region. It serves as an auxiliary port…[...]
Read MoreAlthough the global situation is difficult due to the tariff war of US President Trump, we must not forget that carbon reduction in preparation for the climate crisis is essential.…[...]
Read MoreThere are many kinds of rice cake in Korea. Ga-rae-tteok soup that makes you one year older on New Year's Day1 Along with red bean rice cake, sirutteok, injeolmi, rainbow…[...]
Read MoreIn the East, the lunar calendar has been valued since ancient times, and the 15th day of the full moon was considered precious. Here, the First Full Moon refers to…[...]
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