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Wonderful Foreigner Adventures features tips and a deeper look at the most common questions we have received. With over 800,000 requests made by expats and tourists over the years there’s bound to some interesting stories to tell. Korea is a bit weird if you’re not from here, so we explain how things work.
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Experience Korea like a Local
Favorite Local Bloggers
This site shares the sights, sounds and spaces that writer and photographer Hallie Bradley has uncovered in Korea as well as where her multicultural family has traveled. www.thesoulofseoul.net
The Sool Company offers education on traditional Korean alcohol and holds makgeolli brewing classes for first-time visitors and startup breweries around the world. Whether you are looking for a fun cultural experience or intensive training, The Sool Company has you covered!
www.thesoolcompany.com
Want to get a deeper understanding of Korean culture and Korea towns in the US and beyond? Get that and more along with shopping, business and travel tips at https://linguasia.com
A blog by Wendy Flor featuring her travels and exploration of culture and family fun things to do in Korea. www.wendyflor.com
A blog by Sharon Couzens Helewa who has been involved in the birthing community in Korea since February 2013. She shares lots of helpful information about child birthing, breastfeeding, newborn care and parenting in South Korea. www.tenderembracebirthing.blogspot.kr
Combining photography and blogging, Seoulinspired provides a unique view of the amazing city of Seoul. If you want to see the hidden side of Seoul, and hear the honest opinions of a student studying here, this is the blog for you. https://seoulinspired.com
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