Ulsan(Dong-gu)

Located in the Ulsan Metropolitan City Dong-gu, the Hyundai Department Store Ulsan Donggu Branch offers comfortable, friendly services and a refined shopping atmosphere under the motto, ‘Family Culture’, for a more enjoyable shopping experience. The Hyundai Department Store Ulsan Dong-gu Branch provides famous Korean brand and imported luxury brand fashion goods, sportswear, living essentials, and other various products for the citizens of Ulsan. Store hours of operation are from 10:30am to 8:00pm. Stores are closed for one Monday of the month. Please refer to the homepage for exact closing dates.


Gangwon-do(Hongcheon-gun)

Located in Hongcheon, Gwangwon-do Province, which is well-known for its clean air and water, Gohyangui Bom is a hanok (traditional Korean house) style of pension surrounded by a beautiful natural environment including Palbongsan Mountain to its rear and the Hongcheongang River flowing in front. The pension was built as a hanok structure with special materials such as pine wood from Unduryeong Hill at the foot of Gyebangsan Mountain and pure red clay. Many guests visit the pension again because of the clear spirit of nature and the good energy emanating from the hanok, which is said to help guests recover from fatigue and revitalize themselves. In addition, it offers guests an opportunity to swim and play in the shallow depths of the Hongcheongang River and walk along the beautiful Palbongsan Mountain hiking course. Moreover, it is adjacent to such renowned tourist attractions as Gugok Falls (near Bonghwasan Mountain; 30 minutes’ drive), which twist and turn nine times before plunging sharply downwards,; and Vivaldi Park Ocean World, which is a popular resort packed with thrilling and exciting attractions. The pension has five guestrooms – Sarang-bang 1 and 2 on the first floor, and Hwangto-bang 1, 2, and 3 on the ground floor. Sarang-bang 1 is equipped with a large living room, bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and fireplace (only for winter), while Sarang-bang 2 is composed of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, an outdoor table, and a karaoke (norae-bang) facility. Hwangtobang 1, 2, and 3 are built with red clay. Hwangto-bang 1 is equipped with a living room and a bedroom; Hwangto-bang 2 with a living room and two bedrooms; and Hwangto-bang 3 consists of one room. All of the rooms are equipped with a bathroom, kitchen, air conditioner, fridge, and toiletries. The pension is also a great place for large family meetings and company workshops as well as for friends or couples. The pension is also famous for its buffet style of breakfast, which includes rice and soup cooked by the host with local organic ingredients. Guests can also request a dinner cooked according to their preferences. Its most popular dishes include BBQ, chicken soup with rice, spicy stir-fried chicken and others dishes prepared according to guests’ preferences. The breakfast costs KRW 7,000 per person, while the dinner menu and cost can be discussed when making a reservation. The pension recommends that guests spend a whole day in the hanok’s peaceful natural environment. Guests can set up a tent on the pension’s outdoor lawn, watch a movie, enjoy a BBQ party, and make a campfire at night to create romantic memories. The deck placed across the river is another popular place for taking a nap or relaxing in the cool breeze.


Gyeonggi-do(Yangpyeong-gun)

Baegunbong (alt. 940m) is a sharp pointed peak that sits on the border between Yangpyeong-eup and Okcheon-myeon in Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do Province. It is the highest of the peaks along the southern ridge of Yongmunsan Mountain (alt. 1,157m). The two most popular hiking trails along Baegunbong start at Yeonsu-ri in Yongmun-myeon and offer a relatively short hike to the summit.


Seoul(Jongno-gu)

The special characteristic of this place is that fresh skate fish and small octopi are directly delivered from Mokpo. Especially, long-stored kimchi is a rare dish that is not easily available as it is stored in a cavern in Naju. The side dishes such as seasoned various vegetables and soybean paste stew are very popular during the winter . *Best Korean Restaurant as designated by The Seoul Metropolitan Government


 
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Incheon(Yeonsu-gu) , Incheon Center

    The Golden Ritual of Cellular Renewal: Discovering the Miracle of "Bio-Heat" at Terren (The Ultimate K-Wellness Sanctuary for Deep Detox & Immunity) Incheon, South Korea — In the realm of luxury travel, true luxury is no longer defined by golden taps or silk sheets; it is defined by health. For the sophisticated global traveler, the physical toll of long-haul flights, jet lag, and environmental changes requires more than a simple massage. It requires a reset button for your body at the cellular level. Hidden within the serene Winter Zone of Songdo’s NC Cube Canal Walk, Terren Detox Healing Center (Incheon Songdo Canal Branch) offers a profound therapy deeply rooted in Korean nature and bio-science: the Enzyme Fermentation Bath. This is not a spa; it is a sanctuary of thermal medicine. It is where ancient wisdom meets modern immunity science.   The "V.I.P." Invitation: An Exclusive Program for International Guests     Terren understands that international visitors require a higher level of privacy and care. To provide the most comfortable experience, the center operates a "Foreigner Exclusive Time" and a special care package. • Exclusive Hours: To ensure dedicated service, we operate a reservation-only slot for international guests on Weekdays (Mon–Fri) from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM. • The "Full-Care" Package: Unlike standard visits, this special foreigner package includes: 1. The Signature Enzyme Bath (15 mins) 2. Post-Bath Professional Skin Care (Cooling & Soothing) 3. Premium Detox Drink 4. A Special Souvenir: A fermented enzyme sample gift to continue your wellness journey at home.   Part 1: The Science of "Nature’s Heat" What is an Enzyme Bath? Forget electric heaters or steam rooms. At Terren Detox Healing Center, the heat is alive. The therapy utilizes a unique "living medium" composed of Cypress (Hinoki) sawdust and Migang (finely ground, nutrient-rich rice bran). Through a natural fermentation process driven by beneficial microorganisms, this mixture generates its own intense thermal energy. • The Power of 73°C: By morning, the natural fermentation heat within the tub reaches nearly 73°C (163°F). However, because it is "bio-heat" rather than "fire heat," it does not burn the skin. Instead, it feels like being embraced by a warm, heavy blanket of nature.   Part 2: The "Deep Sweat" Difference Why do wellness experts and local patrons praise this therapy? It creates a different kind of sweat. In a standard sauna or gym, you typically sweat water and salt. However, the deep penetrating far-infrared heat at Terren forces the body to sweat from the sebaceous glands. • The Detox Effect: This deep expulsion flushes out heavy metals, accumulated toxins, and cholesterol that regular bathing cannot reach. • The Aerobic Effect: Lying still in the enzyme bath for just 15 minutes raises your core body temperature and heart rate, delivering an effect similar to 2 hours of aerobic exercise.   Part 3: Essential Guidelines for a Safe Experience Because this therapy engages the body's cardiovascular and metabolic systems powerfully, strict adherence to safety protocols is required. 1. Reservation & Group Policy (Mandatory) • Advance Reservation Required: To preserve the sanctity and privacy of your healing session, advance reservations are strictly mandatory. • Group Visits: If you are visiting with a companion or in a group (2 or more people), you must notify us at the time of booking to arrange synchronized care and facility preparation. 2. Dining & Health Condition • The "40-Minute" Rule: Please refrain from visiting immediately after a heavy meal; we recommend allowing at least 40 minutes for digestion before your session. • Avoid Empty Stomachs: Conversely, to prevent low blood pressure or dizziness during the thermal therapy, do not arrive on a completely empty stomach. A light intake is necessary before the bath. • Medical Disclosure: Guests with vascular diseases (high blood pressure, heart conditions) or those who have undergone surgery within the last month must disclose this information to the staff in advance.   Part 4: The Ritual (Your Step-by-Step Journey)     Your visit is curated as a seamless flow of comfort and healing. Step 1: Check-In & Pre-Hydration Safety is our priority. After changing into spa attire, you will be served warm tea, a glucose candy, and a detox drink. This pre-hydration is crucial to prepare your body for the intense energy expenditure. Step 2: The Immersion (15 Minutes) You will step into the large tub filled with the golden cypress and rice bran mixture. The therapist will gently cover your entire body (up to the neck) in the warm, fragrant medium. As your core temperature rises, your blood circulation accelerates, and your immune system is kickstarted. Step 3: The "Rest & Repair" Phase (10-15 Minutes) After emerging from the bath, you will rest on a beach chair or a traditional Korean "Pyeong-sang". Your body is still releasing heat and "good sweat." During this cool-down period, you will receive a soothing Skin Care treatment to calm your pores. Step 4: The Finish Finally, a refreshing shower washes away the enzyme mixture. You will step out feeling lighter, your skin incredibly soft, and your mind completely clear.   Understanding the "Myeonghyeon" (Healing Crisis) Effect     After the session, some visitors may experience temporary sensations known as the Myeonghyeon phenomenon. This is a positive sign that your body is actively rebalancing and detoxing. • Possible Symptoms: Mild dizziness, light fatigue/drowsiness, skin redness (rash-like), temporary diarrhea, or muscle aches. • Don't Worry: These symptoms typically vanish after sufficient rest and are evidence that the therapy is working to expel toxins.   Visit Information • Venue Name: Terren Detox Healing Center (Incheon Songdo Canal Branch) / 테르엔 인천 송도커넬점 해독찜질 힐링센터 • Location: 2F, Winter Zone (Gyeoul-dong), NC Cube Canal Walk, Songdo, Incheon • Exclusive Hours for International Guests: Mon–Fri, 14:30 – 17:00 • Reservation: Mandatory (Please notify in advance for groups of 2+). • Health Check: Please consult staff regarding vascular conditions or recent surgeries. • The Package: Enzyme Bath + Professional Skin Care + Drinks + Souvenir "Experience the miracle of 15 minutes. Heal your body from within at Terren."


Gyeongsangbuk-do(Gyeongju-si)

Historical Gyeongju will hold the 2019 Gyeongju Cherry Blossom Festival from April 3 - 7 around Cheomseongdae Observatory and Donbu Historic Site Area.  Visitors to Gyeongju will be able to enjoy a festival that combines cherry blossoms with art and culture.   


Gangwon-do(Gangneung-si)

It is a place where you can enjoy various duck dishes. This restaurant's signature menu is grilled duck. This Korean dishes restaurant is located in Gangneung-si, Gangwon-do.


Seoul(Mapo-gu)


Jeollanam-do(Boseong-gun)

Chunwoon Seo-ok is a traditional Korean house located in Boseong-ri, Boseong-eup, near Boseong-gun Office. It is very nice to look around the garden as the remodeling of the 150-year-old cultural asset makes the hanok building itself antique. Filled with trees, flowers, and stone pieces, it’s definitely a welcome respite from the usual busy life. There are six rooms including the main building: Chodangchae, Sokgoksil, Seonjeoksil, Hyobongsil, and Seoljusil. Songgok, Seokjeon, Hyobong, and Seoljusil are convenient because they have a clean bathroom attached to single rooms. Outside, guests can take advantage of a large yard, a pavilion, and an outdoor barbecue area. The Chunokseohok is located in Boseong-eup. It takes about 15 minutes by car to reach the entrance of Daehan Dawon, famous for tea fields; 15 minutes to the Korea Tea Museum; 17 minutes to Bot Jaejak resting place, where visitors can enjoy the view of tea fields unfolding down the hill; and 25 minutes to Yulpo Beach.


Seoul(Seongdong-gu)

The Ttukseom Water Purification Plant (Waterworks Museum and Slow Sand Filtration Basin) was completed in August 1908 as the first water purification plant ever built in Korea. In 2008, it celebrated 100 years of history with the opeing of the Waterworks Museum, which showcases the history and value of Seoul's public waterworks. The water supply facility and Slow Sand Filtration Basin are designated No.72 Tangible Cultural Asset of Seoul.