Boryeong Mud Festival: A Messy Delight in South Korea

Every July, the sleepy coastal town of Boryeong in South Korea transforms into a muddy playground, attracting thousands of thrill-seekers and fun-lovers from around the world. The Boryeong Mud Festival, also known as the Daecheon Mud Festival, is a messy extravaganza that promises an unforgettable experience.

Two-Wheeled Travellers - Cycling in South Korea

 

South Korea has one of the most advanced cycling infrastructures in the world and is a popular sport for locals, with trails tailored to families, leisure cyclists and professionals alike.  There is an extensive network of bike paths and quiet secondary roads that will take you past areas featuring remarkable Buddhist temples and UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Experience Traditional Markets in Korea

Exploring the loud hustle and bustle of the markets in Korea is a great way to get a taste of the local life. With some markets being up to 700 years old, they offer visitors a glimpse of the history and culture that has taken place to establish what they are now.