2024 K-World Dream Awards (22nd Aug) is coming
2024“K-World Dream Awards” @Seoul
- Date: 22nd August, 2024 (Thur)
- Time: 18:30 pm
- Location: Seoul Jamsil Arena
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Join us for the annual K-World Dream Awards, a celebration of K-Pop that brings together the world’s leading K-Pop stars in a dazzling festival of music and culture.
This year, the event name changed from “K Global Heart Dream Awards” to K-World Dream Awards !
Scheduled for August 22nd at the Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, this event promises a thrilling array of performances from top K-Pop icons and celebrities.
Anticipate a festival designed for all ages and global audiences, where K-Pop enthusiasts can engage with their favourite artists. The event lineup includes meticulously crafted performances and an upgraded production quality that showcases the global stature of K-Pop.
[ K-World Dream Awards 2024 Line-up ]
Many fabulous K-POP artists and fans become one HERE! We can enjoy various meaningful performances that display K-pop’s position on the global stage. Baekho, NCT127, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, ITZY, aespa, ZEROBASEONE, KISS OF LIFE, NCT WISH, ILLIT, QWER, HA SUNG WOON, LEE MU JIN, BIBI, Billlie, tripleS and many more artists are confirmed for Aug 22nd lineup!
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2024 INK Kpop Concert – Incheon K-POP Concert (7th Sep) is coming
2024“INK Kpop Concert” @Inchecon
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- Date: 7th Sep, 2024 (Sat)
- Time: 19:00 ~ 21:00
- Location:Incheon Munhak Stadium
- LINE-UP : ITZY, Riize, Triple S, 8TURN, TIOT, UNIS, Yves, POW, VVUP
The Incheon Korean Music Wave at the Incheon Munhak Stadium in Incheon is coming !!! INK Concert has stood as a prominent K-Pop event in Korea for 15 years. It will showcase your beloved idol groups’ performances, allowing fans worldwide to join in the excitement.
Ticket is NOW ON!!
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Top 6 Places to visit in Busan
If you’re coming to South Korea then it would be a shame to miss on visiting the coastal city of Busan, which is the second biggest city in the country after Seoul. Busan offers a unique blend of modern city life and natural beauty. Picture stunning beaches like Haeundae and Gwangalli, and bustling street markets filled with delicious local seafood will make your trip to Busan unforgettable.
What to do in Busan?
Busan has a lot to offer so we compiled for you a small list of the main attractions to not miss if you are going there.
To get to Busan, the easiest way to travel is to take a 2 hours 15 minutes KTX. However, the luggage storage on the KTX is limited. We recommend using the luggage delivery service from LuggAgent. They help tourists transfer luggage between Seoul and Busan. For more information, visit their website and use our discount code [ KoreaTravelEasy ].
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, perched dramatically on a rugged coastline in Busan, is a stunning blend of spiritual serenity and natural beauty. Unlike most Korean temples situated in mountain valleys, this one offers breathtaking ocean views and is renowned for its serene atmosphere and intricate architecture. Visitors can explore its ornate halls, walk along the cliffside paths, and enjoy the picturesque sea vistas, making it a unique and tranquil retreat.
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📍Location: 86 Yonggung-gil, Gijang-gun, Busan
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 5AM – 7:30PM
💰Fee: free admission
Haeundae beach
Haeundae Beach, one of Busan’s most famous stretches of sand, is renowned for its wide, golden shoreline and vibrant atmosphere. Just steps away, Haeundae Street buzzes with trendy cafes, boutiques, and restaurants, while the nearby traditional market offers an authentic taste of local flavors and culture. This blend of sun, sea, and urban charm makes Haeundae Beach a perfect destination for relaxation and exploration.
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📍Location: Haeundae Beach
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 24hours
💰Fee: free entrance
Sky capsule/ blue line train
The Busan Sky Capsule offers a thrilling, bird’s-eye view of the city’s coastline and ocean, providing a unique perspective of Busan’s stunning landscape. Complementing this, the Haeundae Blue Line Park Train takes you on a scenic ride along the coast, offering beautiful sea views and a leisurely way to enjoy the area’s natural charm. Together, they offer an unforgettable experience of Busan’s coastal beauty.
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📍Location: There are 7 train stations (Mipo, Dalmaji Tunnel, Haewol Skywalk, Cheongsapo, Daritdol Skywalk,Gudeokpo and Seongjong) and 2 stations for the Sky Capsule (Mipo and Cheongsapo).
⏰ Opening Hours: starts around 9:30 AM everyday last train time depends on the season
💰 Fare: Sky Capsule one-way 35,000 for 1-2 persons. Beach Train fares start at 7,000 KRW per person.
Gwangalli Beach (+Drone Show)
Gwangalli Beach is known for its stunning night views of the illuminated Gwangan Bridge. The beach is popular for its vibrant atmosphere, featuring trendy cafes, restaurants, and street performances along the waterfront. With its clear waters and picturesque setting, Gwangalli Beach is a perfect spot for both relaxation and enjoying the dynamic energy of Busan.
In addition, every Saturday, the beach comes alive with a captivating free drone show, where synchronized drones create dazzling light displays above the sea. This weekly event adds a magical touch to the beach’s vibrant atmosphere, making Gwangalli Beach a must-visit spot.
📷Photo credit: Lea Guyot
📍Location: Gwangalli Beach
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 24hours
💰Fee: free entrance
Gamcheon Culture Village
Gamcheon Cultural Village is a colorful, artistic enclave known for its vibrant murals and charming hillside streets. Notable highlights include murals of Jungkook and Jimin from BTS, adding a touch of K-pop magic to the village’s artistic landscape. Additionally, visitors can experience a famous photo spot featuring The Little Prince and the Fox as well as the beautiful view.
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📍Location: 203 Gamnae 2-ro, Saha-gu, Busan
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 6PM
💰Fee: free entrance
Gukje Market Food Street
Gukje Traditional Market is a bustling haven for shoppers and food lovers, offering a vibrant array of local goods and street food. This lively market features narrow alleys filled with everything from fresh produce and traditional Korean snacks to unique souvenirs and textiles. The energetic atmosphere and diverse offerings make Gukje Market a must-visit for experiencing the authentic flavors and culture of Busan.
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📍Location: 지하 31 Junggu-ro, Jung-gu, Busan
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 6PM
💰Fee: free entrance
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2 Days 1 Night in Gyeongju
You’re coming to South Korea for more than a week and want to explore outside of Seoul? Then you should definitely consider Gyeongju. Located south east of Korea in the North Gyeongsang Province, Gyeongju makes the perfect destination for a 2 days 1 night trip. To get there the two main options are the train which is a 2h30min ride from Seoul or the bus which is a 3h30min from Seoul. If you wish to get to Gyeongju from Busan then it will only be a 30min ride by train or a 1h ride by bus.
Gyeongju was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla and is nicknamed “the museum without walls”.
What to see in Gyeongju?
Bulguksa Temple
Bulguksa Temple is a stunning example of ancient Korean architecture and Buddhist art. Built during the Silla Dynasty in the 8th century, it is renowned for its intricate stone pagodas, and ornate wooden halls. The temple complex is a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its harmonious blend of natural beauty and spiritual tranquility, offering a glimpse into Korea’s rich cultural and religious heritage.
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📍Location: 385 Bulguk-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 5:30PM
💰Fee: free admission
Seokguram Grotto
Seokguram Grotto, nestled on Tohamsan Mountain, is a remarkable Buddhist cave temple dating back to the 8th century like Bulguksa Temple. This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its intricately carved stone Buddha statue, surrounded by detailed reliefs of bodhisattvas, guardians, and celestial beings. The grotto’s serene atmosphere and masterful craftsmanship highlight the spiritual and artistic achievements of the Silla Dynasty, offering a profound glimpse into Korea’s ancient Buddhist tradition.
Ps: You cannot take pictures or record the statue of Buddha inside the cave which is why we don’t have photos of it.
📷Photo credit: Lea Guyot
📍Location: 238 Seokgul-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 6PM
💰Fee: free admission
Woljeong Bridge
Woljeong Bridge, also known as Woljeonggyo Bridge (’gyo’ meaning bridge in Korean), is the longgest wooden bridge in South Korea spanning the Nam River in Gyeongju. Originally constructed during the Silla Dynasty in the 8th century, it was destroyed at some point in time. For years, the bridge was being rebuilt until it was finally achieved in April 2018, thanks to years of thorough research and hard work. Woljeonggyo Bridge’s elegant design and vibrant reflections on the water are especially breathtaking at night, you have to see it for yourself!
📷Photo credit: Lea Guyot
📍Location: 48 Gyo-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 10PM
💰Fee: free admission
Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond
Donggung Palace was a royal residence for one of the prince of the Silla Dynasty, and also a place were banquets were held during auspicious events. This palace showcases the grandeur of ancient Korean architecture, while Wolji Pond, also known as Anapji Pond, is renowned for its tranquil waters and beautifully restored pavilions. Together, they offer a picturesque glimpse into the opulence and elegance of Korea’s ancient royal court, surrounded by meticulously landscaped gardens and reflective water features that enhance their serene beauty.
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📍Location: 102 Wonhwa-ro, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: 9AM – 10PM
💰Fee: 3,000 KRW admission fee
Cheomseongdae Observatory
Cheomseongdae Observatory, is said to be the oldest surviving astronomical observatories in East Asia, dating back to the 7th century during the Silla Dynasty. This unique cylindrical structure, built from 362 stones, stands at about 9.4 meters tall and is believed to have been used for stargazing and celestial observations. Its elegant and simple design, combined with its historical significance, makes it a fascinating testament to the advanced scientific and architectural skills of ancient Korea.
📷Photo credit: Lea Guyot
📍Location: 839-1 Inwang-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM – 10PM
💰Fee: free admission
Daereungwon Tomb Complex (+ Cheonmachong)
Daereungwon Tomb Complex is an large archaeological site featuring a collection of ancient royal tombs from the Silla Dynasty, including the famous Cheonmachong Tomb. Cheonmachong, one of the most well-preserved tombs, is renowned for its lavish burial artifacts and exquisite murals that provide insight into the opulent funerary practices and artistic achievements of the era.
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📍Location: 31-1 Hwangnam-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday 9AM to 10PM
💰Fee: free admission for the park and 3,000 KRW admission fee for Cheonmachong the only tomb open to public.
Gyochon Traditional Village
Gyochon Traditional Village is a charming historic neighborhood that preserves the architectural and cultural heritage of the Joseon Dynasty. The village features well-maintained traditional hanok houses, picturesque narrow streets, and serene courtyards, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into Korea’s past. With its vibrant cultural activities, traditional crafts, and local cuisine, Gyochon Village provides a captivating experience of Korean history and daily life.
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📍Location: 39-2 Gyochon-gil, Gyo-dong, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
⏰Opening Hours: Everyday open 24hours
💰Fee: free admission
Hwangnidan-gil
Hwangnidan-gil is a vibrant street that blends traditional Korean charm with modern flair. Lined with restored hanok buildings, it features an array of boutique shops, cafes, and artisanal crafts that celebrate both the city’s rich history and contemporary culture. This picturesque area offers visitors a unique atmosphere where ancient architecture meets trendy, creative businesses, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
📷Photo credit: Lea Guyot
📍Location: Gyeongsangbuk-do, Gyeongju-si, Hwangnam-dong, Poseok-ro, 일대
⏰Opening Hours: Depends on the shops and restaurants but usually everyday 9AM – 9:30PM
💰Fee: free admission
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K-Pop Comebacks To Watch Out For in July 2024
With the new month arriving in fast with many announced singles and albums, here is your exclusive guide from KoreaTravelEasy on what K-Pop groups and idols are either returning or even debuting in July. Get ready to delve into a load of summery vibes and upbeat tunes!
Weeekly
After a small break, Weeekly is returning to promotions with their 6th mini album ‘Bliss’.The teasers released as of far have showcased both the class and elegance of the Weeekly members, as well as the cutesy side that we are all familiar with and love. The album will be released on the 9th of July at 6PM KST.
Dreamcatcher
Back on their consistent release of heavy-hitting rock music, Dreamcatcher is slated to comeback on the 10th of July with their 10th mini album ‘VirtuouS’. The album includes 5 new tracks from the girl group now having reached their 7th year of activity. Displaying a bold and regal concept, Dreamcatcher is expected to grab the attention of fans again with the powerful stage presence.
JU-NE (iKON)
After 9 years on the stage, Junhoe of iKON (under the stage name JU-NE) is finally making his long-awaited solo debut under 143 Entertainment, the label who took over iKON’s management after the group’s departure from YG Entertainment. The solo album set to be released on the 3rd of July ( is titled ‘MOOD’ and is expected to embody JU-NE’s passion for raw and authentic rock, a genre that JU-NE has explored since early iKON days.
Lee Seung Hoon (WINNER)
On the same note, Seung Hoon of WINNER (also known under the stage name HOONY) is also making his solo debut 11 years after the airing of WIN: Who Is Next?. Seung Hoon will release his EP ‘My Type’ on the 15th of July. While the genre or direction of the concept is still under wraps, the teaser consisting of a single piece of toast is beginning to drum up anticipation.
Stray Kids
Continuing on their hot streak as they prepare for another world tour, global superstars Stray Kids are geared up for yet another comeback this year after viral single ‘Lose My Breath’. Embracing grungy aesthetics that act as a continuation of their previous albums, their upcoming mini album ‘ATE’ will once again show off the sheer talent that Stray Kids bring to the K-Pop industry, from the intricate choreographies to their one-of-a-kind writing and producing skills. The album will see a global release at 1PM KST on the 19th of July.
(G)I-DLE
Are you excited to see our queencards comeback on stage again in the lively summer? On the 8th of July (6PM), (G)I-DLE will release their second comeback this year and 7th mini album overall. The album is called ‘I SWAY’ and promises itself as a bubbly and vibrant summer comeback that once again proves the meaning of (G)I-DLE as the nation’s Girls Idol, empowering women across Korea and even the world.
NCT 127
Is it truly a year of K-Pop releases without all of the units of NCT? NCT 127 are the third unit to release an album this year and despite not having a full lineup, the anticipation is strong as this is the first full album promotions that member Taeil will participate in after recovering from his injuries. The 6th Album titled ‘WALK’ is expected to show the energetic and unique energy that NCT 127 have built in the last eight years.
Stray Kids, (G)I-DLE and NCT 127 have also been announced to perform in the first ever summer SBS Gayo Daejeon in July 2024. You get get your tickets from the link below:
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Taeyeon (SNSD/Girls Generation)
Challenging a unique concept once again, Taeyeon is back with her new single called ‘Heaven’. Promotions for this song have been intriguing fans as throughout Seoul, there has been a bear mascot cutely promoting the release near the SM Entertainment building and in surrounding areas. Taeyeon will delve into a fascinating horror stylized song on the 8th of July at 6PM.
Jimin (BTS)
Last but absolutely not least in the slightest, Jimin continues the BTS military era solo album rollout with his the release of his second solo album ‘MUSE’. Building up excitement by releasing carefree and fun pre-release track ‘Smeraldo Garden Marching Band’ with Loco, Jimin is set for another Billboard charting sensation that has Army excited for what’s to come. While the pre-release was released on the 28th of June, the full ‘MUSE’ album will be released worldwide at 1PM KST on the 24th of July.
Will you be in Seoul in 2024? At Korea Travel Easy, we offer many tickets for you to see your favorite K-Pop groups live and upfront with good views. Check out the post linked below to find out about the many upcoming K-Pop festival tickets that we are offering!
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2024 RAPBEAT 2024 (21st Sep n 22nd Sep) is coming
2024 RAPBEAT 2024 @Incheon Songdo
- Date: 21st ~22nd Sep, 2024 (Sat ~ Sun)
- Time: TBC
- Location:SONGDO MOONLIGHT FESTIVAL PARK
- 21st Sep LINE-UP : Jay Park, CHANGMO, NELL, Uhm Jung Hwa(엄정화), Chang Kiha(정기하), KISS OF LIFE, LILBOI, TABBER, PAUL BLANCO, DASUTT, The Light And The Salt(빛과 소금), SUPERBEE(수퍼비), UNEDUCATED KID, (호미들),HANRORO (한로로), BLOO, YOUNG POSSE, FLEEKY BANG, POLODARED, KID ELECTRIC ORCGESTRA
- 22nd Sep LINE-UP : NS, E SENS, SWINGS, BEWHY, LUCY, GIRIBOY(기리보이), C JAMM, Garion (가리온), JUSTHIS, KID MILLI, Cherry Filter(체리필터), Yang Hong-won (양홍원), Han Yo-han (한요한), EAD MUSEUM, MISO, HYPNOSIS THERAPY.
RAPBEAT 2024 (hereinafter referred to as RAPBEAT), which will take place in Songdo Moonlight Festival Park over two days on Saturday September 21st and Sunday September 22nd, has just revealed its spectacular third line-up announcement.
Especially eye-catching is the announcement of Jay Park, a versatile artist who moves freely between the genres of hip hop and R&B, as the Saturday headliner.
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