They’re not all outlandish lies

From panoramic sea views to fish market sounds, everywhere and anywhere becomes a drama scene when the camera lens are focused

From wine labels, social media posts to exhibitions, the French Fauve artist’s bold colors and figures charm millennials and Generation Z in South Korea

South Koreans find therapeutic aspects of care farming a life-changing experience

Packaging and bottles floating over from the North show development of private markets, informal economy

With barbed wire fences and stone walls, the Bugaksan trail presents its rich history to trekkers

Craving overseas travel? Better book in advance, experts say

Koreans have mixed feelings over going back to the office as many tasted the pleasure of relaxed mornings, hoesik-free evenings. And companies know, too.

Experts say virtual humans reflect human desire for perfection, while others call them technically evolved versions of animation characters born for commercial use

President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol announced that he would begin his term on May 10 as president of the Republic of Korea at the Ministry of National Defense compound in Yongsan-gu, central Seoul. Cheong Wa Dae -- which has been the presidential office for 70 years, since South Korea’s inaugural President Syngman Rhee -- is to open to the public on the same day. 　 Putting an end to the legacy of the “imperial presidency” and to better communicate with people are reasons offered i

New apartment compounds exacerbate segregation and exclusion through erecting walls while social-mix policies make slow progress

Delivery apps evolve beyond midnight snacks and Chinese food to groceries, even laundry

Whoever wins faced with bringing bipartisan politics as part of keeping promises

Users and funds drawn into digital revolution in mental health

Be aware of excessive hype, metaverse’s goal of building twin lives in virtual worlds is still just a concept, experts say