When you first arrive in a new country, it’s easy to feel a little lost. When that country is as vastly different from the West as Korea, it’s even easier.
Everything is different, the language is difficult to understand and what on earth is that weird smell?!
Here’s 6 things that’ll make your life run a little (or a lot) smoother in Korea.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the 5 things I love about Korea. Sure, there’s a lot to love about this weird and wonderful place. But it’s certainly not perfect.
I’ve been living in Korea for a whole year now, and generally I’ve enjoyed my time here. However, like every country, it has its faults. There’s plenty of things I’ve found surprising, gross and downright irritating about being in Korea.
The time has finally come to expose the absolute worst things about living in Korea. Or, more specifically, a few things I’m personally not a fan of. Let’s begin!
As my year in Korea comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on my time in this strange, foreign land. Here I’m focusing on the positive aspects; what I’ll miss most when I head back to the UK. These are the 5 things I love about living in Korea.
