On top of being respected and well-paid, Korean teachers get a special day just for them.
Teachers’ Day is a time to show appreciation for how they shape young minds.
But, it’s changing every year. Find out why it’s important and how it’s different now.
If you want to score points with Korean parents or in-laws, you’re going to love Parents’ Day!
Sure, they might say you can skip it, but you shouldn’t.
It’s pretty convenient to have one combined Parents’ Day, so you can go all out.
Need another reason to give your kids gifts? You’re in luck, there’s a Korean Children’s Day!
You can enjoy it with your kids or even celebrate by yourself until you turn 28!
Children’s Day is like another Christmas in South Korea.
This post covers everything that makes Seollal great!
Seollal covers a lot in Korea. It’s like Christmas and New Year’s all rolled into one with a sprinkle of Halloween (instead of candy you get money).
“A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Korean culture.”