They say South Korea is 70% mountains, so why not hike them? Seoraksan National Park (설락산국립공원) in South Korea has waterfalls, temples, a massive sitting Buddha, unique rocks, a cave, and more. Plus did I mention it’s nearly 50 miles from North Korea?
Here’s a travel vlog when we visited Damyang’s beautiful Bamboo Forest, despite the rainy forecast. One of the most famous bamboo forests of Korea is located in Damyang (담양), a rural town in Jeollanam-do province (전라남도). Watch now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7Zcf9oSjTk Find more of my Damyang photos using the hashtag #AnneLovesDamyang on Instagram Read my…
I have been so grateful to have lived in Naju, South Korea for nearly two years now. In this blog post, I share over 100 places to go and things to do in this little city located four hours south of Seoul.
Perks of being a teacher includes long summer breaks! After hosting my winter camp for my middle schoolers and “desk warming”, I planned to visit Thailand and travel around as much as I can. Well, as much as my budget allows me.
Thinking about traveling outside of Bangkok? Consider taking a train to Ayutthaya for a day trip to see the ancient ruins.
Where: Wat Pan Ping Temple, Chiang Mai, Thailand Language fact: “Wat” in Thai language means “temple” Find more of my Thailand photos using the hashtag #AnneLovesThai on Instagram