Lisa from BLACKPINK Image: kpopmap.com Blackpink's Lisa is a fierce dancer with a sensational set of Past music, Lisa serves as a global ambassador for luxury brands, which include Celine, BVLGARI , and Jessica Jung was born in the US, she was scouted by SM Entertainment while on a vacation in South Korea allowed her to gain a vast amount of invaluable skills, as well as allowing to gain a tolerance for the Korean her active Girls' Generation years, she also explored acting, playing the character Elle Woods in the Korean

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and Korean culture. remains relatively untouched by mass tourism, the island offers a rare, slow-paced slice of authentic Korean island, you will first need to head to the coastal city of Yeosu, which you can easily access by car or via Compared to more famous Korean islands such as Jeju, I found this island to be a lot more simplistic writer Lewis Hooper, who is an ambassador for these islands, he feels that they really are a symbol of Korean

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For decades Banpo Bridge in the heart of Seoul has been a popular place to watch the sunset down on the Han River, and here is why you should make it a must-do when you visit Seoul! Banpo Bridge is a very famous K-drama location! Recently, I visited Banpo Park with my family when they were visiting and I have to say I was taken away by the amount of people there, as well as the sunset and photo opportunities! Whenever I get time in Seoul this park is a must-go on my list of things to do, and it should be for you too! Photo: Banpo Bridge Seoul - Lewis & Matthew Hooper Not only is the park located right in central Seoul, but it has over time become a popular park for tourists and locals alike. There are plenty of parks along the Han River where you can watch the spectacular sunset, however, this Han River park offers something very unique, which of course is the nightly Rainbow fountain. Once the sun set's the water fall flows over the side of the bridge and with the spot lights it creates a sensational rainbow effect which of course is perfect for the memory bank and photo album! Plenty of people head down to the park for a picnic, and you can also purchase food and drink at the continence store, and sometimes locals come around selling pizza and chicken depending on what you want! Photo: Banpo Bridge Seoul - Lewis Hooper & Callam Hele Occasionally you will see street performances and buskers which make the evening even more special and memorable (at least for me). I will say that if you do want to get a decent view then it's advisable to arrive at the park early in order to find a space to sit down as it does get very busy, even more so on the weekend. It truly is a special moment when the lights come on and the music beats faster and louder as it takes you to another place and makes you forget about everything that is going on and have and feel a sense of enjoyment! Photo: Banpo Bridge Park Seoul - Lewis Hooper Also, along the river and park, there are a couple of restaurants and you can also take some boat tours. If you are brave enough, then you can go on a jet ski, though you will get very wet as it does go under the bridge even when the fountains are on! From time to time special events are held at the park as well such as silent discos, markets, and food stalls, so there is always plenty to see and do, in this unordinary park right in the center of the mega city of Seoul. For more information about visiting the park and how to get there, check out the link below: https://www.koreatodo.com/banpo-bridge-rainbow-fountain Make sure you're insured everywhere you go! Visit SafteyWing for more details on how you can protect yourself and your loved ones whenever you travel! Let us know in the comments below if you have ever been to Banpo Bridge Park! #BanpoBridgePark #banpo #sunsetview #sunset

In recent times gaming has became a global phenomenon, and Korea is no exception to this. Despite temperatures peaking at 33 degrees Celsius, fans flocked to Illustar Fes , Korea’s largest subculture gathering event organized by the Korean gaming company Starlike .

Read on to find out more about your favorite foreign idols and their massive contributions to the Korean Image: BLACKPINK's Lisa and GOT7's Jackson Wang - Photo: Instagram Non-Korean Idols in Popular K-Pop Some of the biggest K-pop names are actually not even Korean; for instance, let's take BLACKPINK's Lisa So why are non-Koreans taking over the K-pop music industry? Who is your favorite non-Korean K-pop artist? Drop a comment and let us know!

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arguably includes the ever-growing nature of K-pop societies , seen more and more frequently as the South Korean societies typically engage members in a mix of K-Pop choreography dance classes, K-drama viewings, and Korean I find this hard to comes to terms with, even if they sang in fluent Korean and danced the same as Korean Now, UK-based Korean stores such as SOKOLLAB and KStars, and K-pop societies at university have become I remember when I visited the UK last year and Korean music was known in a lot more places, and food

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