Starfield Library & COEX Guide 2026: Library, Aquarium & Mall
Starfield Library is a free public library inside COEX Mall with 13-metre-tall bookshelves holding 50,000 books. The library and mall are free to enter;…
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 6, 2026 | Korea, Seoul |
Starfield Library is a free public library inside COEX Mall with 13-metre-tall bookshelves holding 50,000 books. The library and mall are free to enter;…
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 5, 2026 | Hiking & Nature, Korea, Korea Destinations, Seoul |
Bukhansan National Park is Seoul’s highest mountain (836.5m) and the most-visited national park per unit area on Earth. Entry is free.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 5, 2026 | Korea, Seoul |
N Seoul Tower is Seoul’s 236-metre observation and broadcast tower on Namsan Mountain. The enclosed observation deck (T4/T5) gives the best panoramic vi…
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 5, 2026 | Korea, Seoul |
Insadong is Seoul’s traditional culture street a pedestrian-friendly alley of antique shops, tea houses, art galleries and craft stores. It is free to w…
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 4, 2026 | Busan, Korea, Korea Destinations |
Haeundae Beach, Busan in 2026: subway directions (Line 2), the Sky Capsule and Beach Train, BUSAN X the SKY, where to stay and eat, festivals and the best season to visit.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 4, 2026 | Korea, Seoul |
Gwanghwamun Square in 2026: the King Sejong and Admiral Yi statues, the Sejong Story exhibition, the haetae gate, how to get there (Line 5 Exit 9) and nearby Cheonggyecheon.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Jul 4, 2026 | Korea, Seoul |
Gyeongbokgung Palace in 2026: ticket prices, opening hours, the Tuesday closure, subway exit (Line 3 Exit 5), night viewing, best photo spots and Changing of the Guard times.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | May 31, 2026 | China Travel Planning, Travel Essentials |
I landed in Shanghai with a wallet full of euros and learned within an hour that almost nobody wanted them. A noodle shop near Nanjing Road waved my cash away and pointed at a QR code taped to the counter.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | May 31, 2026 | Busan, Korea Travel Planning |
Busan is Korea’s second city and its best argument for leaving Seoul. It packs six metro lines, two famous beaches, the country’s largest fish market, and a hillside art village into a coastline you can cross in an afternoon.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | May 31, 2026 | Japan Travel Planning, Kyoto |
Kyoto rewards planning more than almost any city in Japan. The trains, the temple admission times, and a brand-new tax structure all shifted in 2026.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | May 31, 2026 | Japan Travel Planning, Transportation |
One rechargeable card gets you through almost every ticket gate in Japan. Tap in, tap out, and the fare is deducted automatically — no working out the price on a fare chart above the machine.
Read MorePosted by East Asia Explorer Editorial Team | Apr 9, 2026 | Food & Dining, Japan |
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