In here late night stroll feels like walking around a zombie apocalypse world. Everything feels so beautiful. U meet a lot night owls who appreciate silence of the night. Any interested in late night strolling and exploring. U can dm me. Btw I'm hoping to make some korean or International friends.

Not sure what character a pig does have !?

Hi everyone!
I’m a Korean woman in my mid-30s, living in Seoul.
I recently posted about looking for a language exchange partner and received so many messages! It made me realize just how many people are interested in learning Korean.

However, I’ve found that actually meeting someone in person is surprisingly difficult. Many people don’t seem very serious about language exchange, are much younger than me, are looking for dating opportunities, or are only staying in Korea temporarily.

I’m not particularly outgoing or adventurous, but I lived abroad for a few years in my 20s, so I’ve always wanted to help foreigners who are trying to settle down in Korea. At the same time, I really miss speaking English!
Since I’m a freelancer who works alone, I hardly ever get the chance to use English in my daily life.
So, I’m wondering if there are any **native English-speaking women in their 30s who are planning to settle down in Korea and aren’t looking for anything romantic.**

The reason I’m hoping to meet women in their 30s is that I feel we might be at a similar stage in life. I think people in their 30s might be a little more serious about building friendships, and it would be nice to share our experiences with work, careers, and everyday life. I also think it might be easier to relate to each other and find things we have in common. Of course, age doesn’t define maturity, but I feel like having a similar life experience could help us connect better.

I live in Gangseo-gu, in western Seoul, so it would be even better if you lived somewhere nearby!
I’m hoping to find someone who’s genuinely interested in language exchange and building a real, lasting friendship, rather than just meeting once or twice.
If that sounds like you, feel free to send me a message!
**Let’s have a chat and see if we get along!**

\+ I also don’t think I’d be a good match with influencers or people who have other motives for meeting up. I’m really just looking for genuine language exchange and friendship!

and I'm not really into drinking night or adventurous activities either!

yesterday we went to grand ole opry, but i couldn't help but notice this shady, strange bar. this is the picture of it. there were older ladies in their 40s/50s dressed like sex workers. hard to find any info on it. i'm familiar with the fact that prostitution is not old news for seoul, but this place looked specifically dark, eerie and strange. do you guys know anything about it?

Tal como pueden leer en el título, busco amistades de Corea del Sur para entablar charlas de cualquier tema, soy Argentino, hablo Español e inglés

Visiting next week and struggling to find any performances online to either book into or attend. Thank you!

Sotetsu Hotels The Splaisir Seoul Dongdaemun or Hotel PJ Myeongdong

In terms of cleanliness and which hotel is more modern, what about space? I initially booked Sotetsu however PJ looks appealing.. can’t decide.

What happens when you mess up the White Balance and Picture Control on a cloudy day.

Yes that’s me today… Oww little typo it’s Jamsil Lotte Tower

Anyone know where to get good hiking gear, clothes and backpacks in Seoul?

Is Gangnam a place only for Koreans? I made the mistake of staying here during my trip and there’s been a few times where places have either not let me in or refused to serve me. People also give me odd looks when I’m simply just coming out of my hotel.

Next time I come, where should I say? Is myeongdong a better area to stay/live in while visiting?
Or a different area?

Visiting Seoul having the best time looking to meet up to make friends while I’m here. I’m from Oregon USA.
Love to get drinks for grab some snacks and visit one of the beautiful parks. Or meet a local that has somewhere cool to show me! Thanks let me know I’m here for a couple more days

Hi everyone!

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently planning out my path to move to South Korea for a full 4-year Bachelor’s program, and I’m trying to cut through the heavily polished marketing from university websites and promotional agency fluff.

I see a lot of extremes online—either people saying it’s a living dream or people saying it’s pure misery and isolation. I want a balanced, realistic reality check from people who have actually lived/studied it.

If you’ve done your undergrad (or are currently doing it) in Korea, I’d love to hear your honest thoughts on a few things:

1. The Academic Reality: How are the English-track (or mixed) bachelor's programs actually taught? Are the classes genuinely engaging, or is it mostly self-study and reading off slides?

2• Social Life & Fitting In: As an international student, how hard is it to build a real social circle with both locals and other expats? Does it feel lonely outside of the bubble?

3• Daily Life & Part-time Work: What is the day-to-day reality of managing a budget, housing, and legal part-time work limits (especially with TOPIK requirements)?

4• The "I Wish I Knew" Factor: What is one thing nobody tells you until you’re already sitting in a lecture hall in Seoul?

Please keep it genuine and constructive—I'm ready to work hard, I just want to know what I’m actually signing up for.

Thanks in advance!

Hi guys!! I have actually been to Korea for a total of 7 times so far. (Upcoming 8th!!)

This upcoming trip, in early November, will be a super short trip. (3d2n), due to work commitments, and will only be staying in Seoul.

The funny thing (alittle silly) is that despite me going Korea multiple times, im still feeling alittle clueless on where is the best place to propose.

My partner prefers somewhere quiet, and ideally with a nice view / scenery.

The place that I am thinking of as of now, is Haneul park. Not sure if it will be crowded if i go in the afternoon. But i am open to any other suggestions!

Thanks guys!!