All things korea

Alright, fellow globetrotters and professional nappers, let's talk about legacies. We've been trekking through PyeongChang's majestic, lung-busting mountainscapes, (mostly) avoiding spectacular falls, and generally marveling at how a small corner of Korea hosted the world. But what happens after the torch is extinguished, the athletes have gone home to count their medals (or therapy bills), and the world moves on to the next shiny spectacle? Well, for us savvy, slightly exhausted adventurers, PyeongChang 2018 left behind something even better than a perfectly sculpted half-pipe: an excuse to find some truly unique places to lay our heads and dive so deep into local culture that we almost forget how to speak English. Almost. This isn't just about seeing where the Olympians competed; it's about seeing where *we* can truly unwind and perhaps embarrass ourselves attempting a traditional craft. From Athlete's Village to My Personal Palace (Sort Of): Olympic Accommoda...