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[Heritage] Curry in comfort
Bagdad Cafe 1186-16 Ido 2-dong, Jeju City, Tel. 064-757-8182 Mon-Sat 11 a.m. - 1 a.m. Closed Sundays. Kitchen closes at 11:30 p.m. Steps awa
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[Heritage] New Year in Joseon Korea
In a land that was often described as dirty and dreary, Joseon Korea¡¯s New Year holiday inspired a contrast - a time of plenty and color. It
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[Heritage] Dining as one
Nangpoon is a term used to describe the Jeju traditional country style of dining. The name literally means ¡°yellow brass pot¡± in the Jeju di
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[Events] Christmas & New Year in Jeju
Christmas and the New Year period were a busy time on Jeju Island, with many performances and events provided for both residents and visitor
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[Heritage] Homes of the gods
Because of the nature of Jeju¡¯s geographic isolation, religions on the island have evolved along divergent paths from those on Korea¡¯s mainl
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[Events] Nourishment for the body and soul
According to Jeju traditional lore, there are three things the island is without -- beggars, gates and thieves. However, the Red Cross found
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[Events] Scarves of many colors
On arriving at the Artspace C gallery in Nohyeong-dong, visitors are greeted by a glass door with wrought iron handles and a distinctive tan
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[Events] A fresh look at Heritage Sites
¡°The Deification of Nature, Jeju¡± -- an exhibition of artwork depicting Jeju¡¯s UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites from a modern perspective
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[Heritage] Understanding the H1N1 virus
As of Thursday, November 19, 2009, the influenza A (H1N1) virus, colloquially known as swine flu, will have claimed the lives of 82 people i
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[Heritage] The threads of history, part 2
A special exhibit, running now until December 12th at the Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum, offers a glimpse into the past of tradit
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[Heritage] The threads of history, part 1
The geological development of Jeju Island, its six ecosystems, traditions, and village occupations are all illustrated at the Jeju Folklore
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[Music] The secret symphony of ¡°Cow Island¡±
Jeju Island¡¯s symphony orchestra plays a variety of venues throughout the year, from stadiums, to parks, to river festivals. None, however,
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[Heritage] Descended from myth and magic
Many people come to Jeju because they hear it is the ¡°Hawaii of Korea¡±. True there are beautiful beaches and scenery at every turn. However,
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