With zero experience hiking in the snow, I headed with Seoul Hiking Group two hours southeast of Seoul to Chiaksan, a mountain infamous for it’s harsh winds and unforgiving cold temperatures. It was both beautiful and insanely challenging. While the distance to the peak, Birobong… Read More
Bukhansan National Park is made up of 3 parts: the smaller Bugaksan in the west, Bukhansan in the middle, home to the highest peak in the park, and Dobongsan to the east. As we have explored Bukhansan quite extensively, Adam and I decided to head… Read More
The Seoul Lantern festival is, in my humble opinion, one of the most magical festivals that Korea has to offer. This was my second year attending this festival and it hadn’t lost any of its charm. In fact, I went not once, but twice this… Read More
Bukhansan, Fall Edition. Note the absurdity of the crowds near the highest peak, Baegundae.
Fall was on fire. The leaves have all fallen, the trees are bare and we have already had our first snowfall. However, the fall all over Korea was awesome. Let these photos serve not only to catalog the beauty of a Korean fall, but as… Read More
Groovy Bow Sequence 