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Changdeokgung Palace Complete Guide: A Joseon Dynasty Palace in Harmony with Nature, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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  A peaceful view of Donhwamun, the main gate of Changdeokgung Palace. Changdeokgung Palace: The Art of Harmony Between Nature and Royal Architecture (UNESCO World Heritage Site) Dear readers, hello! Today, I would like to introduce Changdeokgung Palace , one of Korea’s most beautiful and historically significant royal palaces. Located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, Changdeokgung is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that represents the aesthetics of the Joseon Dynasty and its deep harmony with nature. Together, we’ll explore its cultural treasures such as Donhwamun Gate, Injeongjeon Hall, and the Rear Garden (Huwon), while uncovering the history and meaning behind them. Many visitors are familiar with Gyeongbokgung Palace, yet some may be hearing about Changdeokgung for the first time. From Incheon International Airport, you can conveniently reach Changdeokgung in about one hour and fifteen minutes by taking bus No. 6011. Let us now begin our journey into the heart of this timeless palace. ...

A One-Month Living Guide to Busan, South Korea, for Foreigners: Practical Advice for Digital Nomads and Long-Term Residents

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Haeundae Beach : Perfect for swimming and relaxation                                                       Introduction:  Hello, readers! Today, I’d like to introduce some great places in Korea for digital nomads to work or relax while staying for a month or longer. As the number of digital nomads worldwide rapidly increases, South Korea is emerging as more than just a tourist destination — it is becoming a favored country for long-term stays and one-month living experiences. Among its cities, Busan stands out as a prime choice. This guide shares realistic information that foreigners, especially English speakers, should know when planning to stay and work or relax in Busan for a month or longer — including housing costs, living expenses, environment, and building community connections. 1. Why Busan? Busan is South Korea’s second-largest city, ...