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[Korvia 2018 Fall Party] Parties, Prizes and New Achievements

As Autumn washes the Korean Peninsula with vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow, the cooling weather allows citizens, tourists, and expats alike to settle into the beloved โ€œsweater weatherโ€ temperatures. Ending the record-breaking hot and humid Summer brings the beginning of the Autumnโ€™s cherished warm cups of spiced tea, enchanting sceneries of changing [...]

All about โ€œTeach English in Chinaโ€ with Korvia

Teach English in China with Korvia China is unprecedentedly making headlines on a daily basis. Mostly promising and groundbreaking. (We know what you are going say but letโ€™s just keep it to ourselves. :-)) And it is happening so fast that it seems almost impossible to keep up. That doesnโ€™t stop us, though. Still, China, [...]

By |2018-04-26T09:00:01+09:00April 25th, 2018|Feat. Editorials, Featured Articles, News|7 Comments

Korean Hiking Culture

When it comes to sports culture in Korea, there is one activity that rules โ€“ hiking. Hiking is Koreaโ€™s favorite pastime and the most popular way to stay healthy and active for all ages. This shouldnโ€™t be a surprise though, as Koreaโ€™s terrain consists of 70% mountains and only 30% habitable landscape. There are over [...]

On Kimchi: When Food is More than Fuel

If youโ€™ve been in Korea for longer than about five minutes, itโ€™s highly likely that youโ€™ll have come across some kimchi. The spicy fermented side dish, a staple of the typical Korean diet, comes in hundreds of different varieties and is served with almost everything. While it may be a shock to the system if [...]

Life on Geoje Island

When someone first starts thinking about moving to Korea, Seoul is usually the first-choice destination for many teachers who come here to teach, and I donโ€™t blame them. Seoul, and other major cities such as Busan and Daegu, have endless options for food and fun. Iโ€™ve visited all three of those places and have loved [...]

How to Stay Warm in Korea

Whatโ€™s the weather like where youโ€™re from? Is it hot most of the year? Cold? Have you experienced snow? While Korea boasts all four seasons, they arenโ€™t equal. Spring and fall can be absolutely lovely, but fleeting, whereas, summer and winter tend to take over the year. Both seasons can catch people by surprise, especially [...]

By |2018-04-19T19:59:20+09:00February 1st, 2018|Feat. Editorials, Korvia Contributor Editorials|1 Comment

My Seoul Fashion Week Experience

Our contributor, photographer Amy Benham, takes you into the world of Korean fashion! In a country which places so much pressure on the rituals of studying, going to a good university, and securing a good job, straying from that stable path can be seen as failure. However, these days there are a lot more Koreans [...]

By |2018-04-19T19:59:21+09:00December 21st, 2017|Feat. Editorials, Korvia Contributor Editorials|0 Comments

Navigating the Korean Supermarket

The Korean supermarket was one of my first hurdles I had to get over when I first moved to Korea. Korean supermarkets are not wildly different from stores back in America. They are set up in a similar fashion with fruits and vegetables towards the front, followed by dairy products, then meat and fish in [...]

By |2018-04-19T19:59:22+09:00December 18th, 2017|Feat. Editorials, Korvia Contributor Editorials|2 Comments
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