Busan(Jung-gu)

Sahaebang is a major Chinese restaurant in Nampodong, specializing in mandu (dumplings).


Jeollanam-do(Gangjin-gun)

Experience the Pinnacle of Korean Culinary Delight at CHEONGJAGOL JONGGAJIP in Gangjin! Welcome to Gangjin's CHEONGJAGOL JONGGAJIP, where age-old Korean traditions blend seamlessly with top-tier culinary expertise. Here, our mission is not just to serve food but to create memories. Housed in a meticulously crafted traditional Hanok, which took a whopping 4 years to build, the experience transports you back in time. Imagine dining like Korean royalty, with views of a beautifully landscaped garden, surrounded by breathtaking architecture. In a realm where the ambiance whispers tales of ancient Korean nobility, the culinary offerings shout of mastery. Our dishes are more than just food; they are a tapestry of flavors, each telling a story. From the succulent pork slices, tantalizing grilled eel, and exquisite mountain octopus, to delicacies infused with the unique aroma of Gangjin's coastline, such as our special Donbae, Toha, and clam sauces. And let's not forget the richly flavored dishes like Hongeo jjim (steamed skate fish) and oyster pancakes. Dive into this journey, and find out why food aficionados are raving about us on social media. But, what truly sets us apart? Our dedication to authenticity. We pride ourselves in crafting each side dish in-house, guaranteeing the purity and genuineness of flavors. The feast here isn't just about main courses, but an orchestra of over 30 meticulously prepared side dishes. Picture this: aged 3-year-old kimchi, tantalizing bulgogi, the crispy and savory mushroom tangsuyuk, and an array of pickled delights. For all our international visitors yearning for an authentic Korean experience, this is your destination. Dive into the true essence of southern Korean cuisine in the heart of a traditional Hanok setting. It’s a fusion of Korea’s rich past and its promising culinary future. CHEONGJAGOL JONGGAJIP - Where Korea's culinary heritage comes alive. Make your reservation and become a part of this enchanting journey! If you're in Korea, this is the culinary gem you wouldn't want to miss. Perfect for food bloggers, culinary explorers, and everyone in between. Dive in, and let's create memories together!  #KoreanCulinaryJourney #AuthenticKoreanExperience #CHEONGJAGOLJONGGAJIP


Daejeon(Seo-gu)

Bennigan's inspects the freshness of its ingredients twice daily and prepares its food at the best appropriate temperature, then checks once again before the food is served to customers, ensuring great-tasting dishes of high quality. Also, Bennigan's prides itself on its friendly service, offering a comfortable and enjoyable dining experience. Bennigan's is not only a place for dining, as it presents a variety of unique experiences according to culture in terms of movies, concerts, and musicals.


Gyeongsangbuk-do(Andong-si)

It is a place where you can enjoy various Korean dishes. This Korean dishes restaurant is located in Andong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do. The representative menu is beefbulgogi.


Busan(Suyeong-gu)

Silla Hoetjip serves fresh raw fish bought locally as well as chemical-free farm-grown vegetables.


Busan(Sasang-gu)

Hotel Renaissance is located in the heart of the Sasang District, the downtown logistics hub of West Busan. Each guestroom is furnished according to a different theme, and is equipped with free WiFi, DVD, large TV, and satellite channels for business travellers. In the vicinity of the hotel there are numerous restaurants, buffets, a wedding hall, and bars, as well as Home Plus, Renecite, E-Mart, and Lotte Cinema. The hotel is very conveniently located as it's only a 1-minute walk from the Busan West Bus Terminal and Sasang Station. It's also a short ride away from Gimhae Airport, Country Clubs (Yongwon and Gaya CC), and downtown Busan. The room rates are very affordable, making it the perfect place to stay for business travellers as well as individual and group tourists. The hotel has a parking lot with spaces for up to 70 cars.


Busan(Nam-gu)

Oryukdo is a rocky island near Seungdumal, Bugan in Busan Bay. Originally designated Busan Metropolitan City Monument No. 22 in 1972, the island was upgraded to National Cultural Heritage Scenic Spot No. 24 on October, 2007 and is now one of the main tourist attractions of Busan. Depending on the tides, Oryukdo (“O” meaning “5”, “Yuk” meaning “6”) sometimes looks as if it is made of five or six islets. Several decades after the Busanhang Port opened (1876), a lighthouse was built (November 1937) in Batseom Island of Oryukdo to guide ships traveling to and from the island. Initially only 6.2 meters high, the lighthouse underwent renovations (completed in December 1998) and now stands tall at 27.5 meters. The lighthouse is home to an exhibition room showing photos of major lighthouses in Korea and boasts a stunning view of Busanhang Port as well as an unforgettable nightscape.


Seoul(Gangdong-gu)

Gildong Ecological Park was built by the Seoul Government by restoring the wetland on the roadside of Cheonho-daero. The park maintains and preserves a wide range of flora and fauna in their natural habitats, allowing park visitors to observe plants, animals and insects in a natural ecosystem, and to learn about the importance of nature conservation.


Jeollabuk-do(Jeongeup-si)

Naejangsan Special Tourist Zone, which covers Naejangsan Mountain, Baegamsan Mountain and Ibamsan Mountain, is known for the most beautiful fall scenery in Korea. In the autumn, the zone is aflame with autumnal tints. Naejangsan Mountain has been referred to as “Geumgang of Honam” since the Joseon Dynasty. Naejangsan Mountain is about 11 km away from downtown Jeongeup, and its name means 'many secrets in the mountains'. The highest peak of Naejangsan Mountain is Sinseonbong Peak, which is 763 m above sea level. The 9 peaks of the mountain stand in a circle, similar to the shape of a horse’s hoof. As one of the 8 scenic views of the nation, it boasts grand scenery. Geumseon Valley, which embraces Geumseon Falls, Dodeok Falls and Baegam Valley, is also famous. Since there are more than 10 trekking courses, hikers can choose a course after taking their physical stamina or personal preference into consideration. The length of each course varies from 1.5 km to 14 km. For those who are not able to trek long distances, walking the 3.6 km-long nature trail that leads to the flatland is a good option. Visitors can reach the observation platform easily by riding a cable car from the ticket office. The number of tourists has been steadily increasing since the KTX train began to stop at Jeongeup Station. When the autumn colors are at its peak in particular, taking the KTX makes the trip to Naejangsan Mountain much easier for travelers, and prevents traffic jams. The Donghak Peasants Revolution Commemoration is held in May and the Naejangsan Fall Foliage Festival takes place in October. * Current State of Jeongeup & Naejangsan Special Tourist Zone 1) Districts Covered: Naejang Districts (Naejang and Ssangam-dong) and Yongsan Districts (Yongsan and Sinjeong-dong), Jeongeuop-si, Jeollabuk-do 2) Area: 3,448,365㎡ * Tourist Attractions Naejangsan National Park, Okjeongho Lake, Jeongeupsa Park, Jeongeupcheon Stream, Chungyeolsa Shrine, Donghak Peasant Revolution Memorial Hall, etc.


Jeju-do(Seogwipo-si)

Sunrising House is an accommodation where all the rooms have views of the ocean, sunrise, and Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (Sunrise Peak). Udo Island, Seongsang Ilchulbong Peak, and Ojori Beach are closely located to the Sunrising House. Ojori Beach is a great outdoor classroom to teach children about nature, and clam and baby crab catching on the mudflat is great fun. Catching tools are available to borrow at the Sunrising House. Guests may get information on the scenic drive between Seongsan and Sehwa from the owner of the house. Along the way are many things to enjoy such as the Jeju female divers’ museum, beautiful beaches, and habitat for migratory birds. Guestrooms come in two types, hotel type rooms and apartment type rooms with a small kitchen. Some rooms are with beds, while the others are ondol (floor heating and mats) rooms. All rooms have large windows, allowing guests to enjoy the scenic views of sunset and sunrise and the refreshing ocean breeze.