Photographer Edmund Rustia (@theedupkid) shares with Korvia moments over the past few years of Korean life that are bound to make you smile, chuckle, or warm your heart. It’s important to remember that sometimes admid the busy life of being an expat, to not forget that the little things are what make Korea an unforgettable place to live.
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PDA has taken a turn along the Han River.
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Paying tribute to Sejong the Great with a rendition of Gangnam Style…in Gwanghwamun.
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Seoul Fashion Week is a week of “Everyone is Paparazzi Week”.
(Follow this up and coming model on Instagram: Sarang_Dungi)
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Protesting unions are a part of life on Saturdays in Seoul. Raise your fist and join!
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The Bi-annual Seoul Motor Seoul features racing girls from all over the country. Bring extra batteries and memory cards for this event.
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The Cherry Blossom Festival in Spring brings all the lovers out, old and young.
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Swing is alive in Seoul with these group of dancers from the “Rock N’ Roll Swing Dance”
(딴따라 땐스홀: www.kwing.org)
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High School students participate in Sports Day decked out in their classroom fashion.
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Traditional markets throughout Korea are full of motorcyclist demonstrating their “Frogger” skills.
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Families pay respect to their lost ones at the Seoul National Cemetery right outside Dongjak Station (동작역).
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Crosswalk Dancers dance for those few seconds that green man lights up.
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If you’ve never worn a Korean traditional outfit, try one out at Gwanghwamun Plaza.
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Outside Yeongdongpo’s Time Square Mall. Caution: if you’re taking a photo at this spot, be prepared to be met with a security guard.
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Koreans get a thrill with a 90’s style roller coaster.
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Water fountains are the best way to cool down during the summer.
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Cups and water are the best and cheapest water guns.
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When summer storms invade your picnic, improvisation works well.
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Korean pride on everyone’s head during Korean Liberation Day.
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EXID wannabes show off their stuff for crowds at Yeouido Han River Park.
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