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Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: One Expat’s Climb up Mount Halla By Britton Inglehart Place: Mt. Halla, Jeju, South Korea. Height: 1950 meters Length: Gwaneumsa Route: 6.8km Time: 8-9 hours. I did it in...
A Muddy Good Time By Marion Gregory Imagine, if you will, a beach party where you can paint yourself in mud and throw it at...
Cool off this summer with Patbingsu (팥빙수) By Whit Altizer Few things say summer to me in Korea like patbingsu (팥 빙수). Along with the humidity, rain, sweltering...
9 Things to do in Gwangju By Khadijah Anderson I’ve been thinking about what Gwangju has to offer its foreign visitors and citizens.  So yesterday, I wrote...
My first World Cup By Lindsay Nash As you probably know, most Americans don’t watch the World Cup. To be honest, I was like, “Isn’t...
Destination: Jeju (through photos)
July Gwangju International Center events GIC Korean Language Class – Summer session GIC Korean Language Classes will be held July 12 – Aug. 27 (twice a...
Korea is Awesome (great things about life in Korea) Awesome Things about Korea #8: Inexpensive Medical Treatment By Heather Bucurel Inevitably, at some point in your time in Korea, you will...
Temple Explorations: Observations from a Korean traveler By Lucy Kweon JIRISAN –Since I started exploring all over my country, and I realized that there are so many beautiful...
Restaurant review: Seoul’s Margarita Splash By Na Hoang Don’t be fooled by appearances. Although it could easily be mistaken for a giant hole in the wall, the...
  • Take a (free!) tour to a slow city with the GIC0July 14, 2010

    Take a (free!) tour to a slow city with the GIC

  • Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: One Expat’s Climb up Mount Halla0July 1, 2010

    Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: One Expat’s Climb up Mount Halla

    By Britton Inglehart Place: Mt. Halla, Jeju, South Korea. Height: 1950 meters Length: Gwaneumsa Route: 6.8km Time: 8-9 hours. I did it in...
  • A Muddy Good Time0July 1, 2010

    A Muddy Good Time

    By Marion Gregory Imagine, if you will, a beach party where you can paint yourself in mud and throw it at...
  • Cool off this summer with Patbingsu (팥빙수)0July 1, 2010

    Cool off this summer with Patbingsu (팥빙수)

    By Whit Altizer Few things say summer to me in Korea like patbingsu (팥 빙수). Along with the humidity, rain, sweltering...
  • 9 Things to do in Gwangju0July 1, 2010

    9 Things to do in Gwangju

    By Khadijah Anderson I’ve been thinking about what Gwangju has to offer its foreign visitors and citizens.  So yesterday, I wrote...
  • My first World Cup0July 1, 2010

    My first World Cup

    By Lindsay Nash As you probably know, most Americans don’t watch the World Cup. To be honest, I was like, “Isn’t...
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    Take a (free!) tour to a slow city with the GIC

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    Ain’t No Mountain High Enough: One Expat’s Climb up Mount Halla

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    A Muddy Good Time

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    Cool off this summer with Patbingsu (팥빙수)

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    9 Things to do in Gwangju

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    My first World Cup

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    Destination: Jeju (through photos)

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    July Gwangju International Center events

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    Korea is Awesome (great things about life in Korea)

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    Temple Explorations: Observations from a Korean traveler

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  • Restaurant Reviews

    Restaurant review: Seoul’s Margarita Splash

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    Restaurant review (take 2!): Busan’s Breeze Burn’s

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    One foreigner’s foray into Korean farming

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    PC Bong etiquette

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    Opening beach dates in Korea

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    Destination: Yeosu (through photos)

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    New green group created in Gwangju–fundraiser on June 1

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    Tensions on the Korean peninsula remind expats to register with embassies

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    iPhones to become easier for expats to purchase

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    Awesome things about Korea: Holy Lightning Speed Internet, Batman!

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    Find your inner light: Lotus Lantern Festival

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    Food of the weird: chicken feet

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  • Expat Life

    Take a hike…..in Korea

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    destination: Hwaseong Fortress and market

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    Turtle ships and folk culture: May festivals in Korea

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    Rural living in Korea

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  • Photographs

    A Korean wedding, through the lens of a foreigner

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    Korea is awesome (in case you didn’t know)

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    Gwangju International Center May events

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    Angry Bear comes to Gwangju

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