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Of all the tidal flats in Korea, what makes these four places inscribed by Unesco so special?
Source: The cultural value of Korea’s very familiar mud flats
Source: Reservations Begin for World Heritage Festival on Oct. 1-17 – JEJU WEEKLY
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Korean tidal flats and rainforests in Thailand and on a group of southern Japanese islands including Okinawa have been added to Unesco’s World Heritage list for their natural value.
Source: East Asian sites of natural value given Unesco World Heritage status
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The scenic locales of this popular Korean drama series can be on your travel bucket list for the coming years…
Source: 12 Most Romantic Locations from the K-Drama Crash Landing On You
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Source: South Korea’s tidal flats inscribed as UNESCO world heritage
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Source: S. Korea’s tidal flats listed as World Heritage Site | Yonhap News Agency
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Source: Tripitaka Koreana to open to public for first time | Yonhap News Agency
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‘Tripitaka Koreana’ to be open to public for first time…
Source: ‘Tripitaka Koreana’ to be open to public for first time
Relive some pretty interesting glory days.
Source: Pirates, Monks, and Deer: The Fascinating Stories Behind Asia’s Former Capital Cities
Here’s what they appreciate most about their second home.
Source: What It’s Like to Live in South Korea — We Asked Our Filipina Friends!
From discovering traditional Chinese shanshui in Tonglu, lessons in jazz and local legends in Spain’s Vitoria-Gasteiz and archeological delights in Koreas’s Gyeongju—embark on a cultural and historical ride through the world. Read more on Nat Geo Traveller India.
Source: Best of the World: Cultural and Historical Journeys to Undertake in 2021
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From centuries-old temples to sleek modern masterpieces, libraries are some of humanity’s most beautiful architectural accomplishments.
One of the best things about South Korea is it’s a land filled with a rich cultural heritage. While these cultural gems form the heart of a list of famous landmarks in South Korea, in recent years, the country has seen a simultaneous cultural emergence and tremendous growth in its technological industries. Famed the world over for the influence of K-Pop, Korean skincare and beauty, South Korea is becoming more and more influential over the west. There are so many spectacular natural landmarks in South Korea too, such as the Sobaek Mountains, volcanic islands off its coast and breath-taking valleys and stunning waterfalls.
Changdeok Palace Moonlight Tour…
Travel back in time with these ancestral palaces, temples, and shrines.
Source: 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Korea That Will Remind You of Historical K-Dramas!
Source: [Eye Plus] Jongmyo, the oldest royal Confucian shrine still preserved
