Seoulism Cafe Has Been tagged 10,000x due to its Spectacular View
Need a photo that will always remind you of Seoul - head to Seoulism Cafe
Hyangiram Hermitage in Yeosu | 3 Easy Ways to Get to This Stunning Temple by the Sea
Hyangiram Hermitage in Yeosu is one of the most unique and inspiring Buddhist temples in Korea.
Winter in Korea | 27 Incredible Places to Visit in Korea during Winter
Don't hibernate till the cherry blossoms bloom! Throw on your long padding coat and venture forth bravely into the frostiest of Korea’s seasons.
How to Book the Unforgettable Gangchon Rail Bike
Want the one-of-a-kind, immersive views you can only see from the window of a train as it chugs along the knife-edge of a mountain? The Gangchon Rail Bike is for you!
Christmas in Seoul | The Best Lights, Festivals & Food
Spending Christmas in Seoul? Wondering where to get festive? Learn about the best festivals to see Christmas lights, where to eat Christmas dinner + more!
Koh Lipe Beaches | Should you stay on Sunrise, Sunset or Pattaya?
Koh Lipe is a tiny island, spoilt with incredible beaches and a magnificent sea. Which of the 3 main beaches - Sunrise, Sunset or Pattaya is best for you?
If you wish to travel far and fast, travel light.
Take off all your envies, jealousies, unforgiveness, selfishness and fears.
~ Cesare Pavese
Hi! I’m Shelley, the woman behind the words.
I’m a coffee loving, cubicle hating, toddler toting introvert, who quit the grind 10 years ago… to live life on my own terms.
Traveling & living around the world has changed my life in all the very best ways. And I hope the words and images here inspire you not just to dream, but to actually set forth on an adventure of your very own.
On my blog, you’ll find destination guides, down to earth travel advice, and way too honest info about the 61 countries I’ve visited independently so far. Follow along, comment and ask me all your burning travel-related questions. Let’s connect!
One does not discover new lands
without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.
~ Andre Gide
Winter in Korea
Not gonna lie – winter in Korea can be downright freezing! You’ll need to bundle up to enjoy the months of December, January, and February in Korea, but there’s plenty to keep you occupied.
What to do in Winter
Locals flock to the brilliant lighting festivals that can be found across the country. And while Koreans don’t celebrate Christmas like we do in the West, there’s plenty of trees, festivities and feasts to take part in. Head to a ski resort for winter sports and sledding, then relax your weary bones in a steamy jjimjilbang for the ultimate winter treat.
