From popular summer foods like chimaek, naengmyeon, samgyetang, and bingsu to Han River chimaek, festivals, water parks, and summer living tips!

Finding English-Speaking Hospitals in Korea! 3 Methods

Getting sick in Korea can be frustrating.
But there are many English-speaking hospitals!
We introduce 3 methods from the emergency medical portal to direct phone calls.
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Booking KTX in Korea is really easy!
You just need the Korail Talk app.
Complete your reservation in just 1 minute with 3 simple steps!
We also share tips for securing good seats.

Let's understand Korea's summer monsoon season properly.
It's a concentrated heavy rainfall season from late June to July!
Learn how to stay healthy in this humid weather.

Learn about Korea's traditional holiday, Dano!
Lunar May 5th is a special day to ward off summer heat and wish for goodhealth.
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To save money on Korean transportation, you must understand transfer discounts!
Transfer discounts apply when switching within 30 minutes.
But there are important precautions.
Check out the complete transfer discount guide now!

Confused about Korean trash sorting? We've got you covered!
Learn how to sort food waste, prevent summer odors, and master everything about trash disposal in Korea. For more Korean life information, search 'K-Guide' on KakaoTalk and subscribe!

Celebrating Memorial Day for the first time in Korea? Learn everything you need to know!
We explain what Memorial Day is and what you should do on this special day - simple and clear. For more Korean life tips, search 'K-Guide' on KakaoTalk and subscribe!

Before summer in Korea, prepare your AC,humidity control, bedding, and health routine.
Check your AC filter and manage moisture before mold or dust mites become aproblem.
Drink water often and choose meals or supplements based on your condition.
If you are sick or taking medicine, ask before taking supplements.

June 3 is Korea’s local election day.
Foreign residents may vote in local elections if they meet voter eligibility requirements.
Check your age, F-5 permanent resident status, and registered address.
If you are unsure, call 1390 or ask the election office.

May 25 is a substitute holiday for Buddha’s Birthday in Korea. If you need a bank, immigration office, hospital, or local office, check theopening hours first. Urgent payments and visa or address-related tasks should be handled before theholiday.
For immigration questions, call 1345.