Korean Culture

Discover the rich Confucian heritage of Nonsan, South Korea, where history and tradition come alive at the Korea Confucian Culture Center. From hanok villages and calligraphy workshops to traditional music and folk performances, this cultural journey offers military families, travelers, and locals a chance to connect with Korea’s timeless values of harmony, balance, and education.

Thousands arrive in South Korea each year. This guide helps you learn Korean basics, explore history, and confidently prepare for life on the peninsula.

New to Daegu? Join the Spouse Orientation & Subway Tour on Camp Walker for resources, tips, and a smooth start in Area IV!

Looking for a fun and educational family activity in Korea? Discover how intentional learning at Korean markets can help children of all ages build language, math, and cultural skills—one market trip at a time.

Agricultural tourism in South Korea offers hands-on farm experiences, from strawberry picking to apple wine tasting, blending culture, education, and fun.

Korean War Memorials in Chilgok-Gun honor the heroes and pivotal battles fought along the Nakdong River during the defense of the Pusan Perimeter.

Step into a floral paradise at the Daegu Rose Garden Festival held each May at Igok Fountain Park. With over 17,000 roses, live music, delicious food, and family-friendly fun, this vibrant event celebrates the beauty of spring in Korea.

Step into the Inju Hanok Branch Café in Asan for a taste of Korea’s past—complete with hanok architecture, tea ceremonies, hanbok rentals, and more.

Explore the healing power of Korean vocal music and discover its soothing melodies. Dive into Korean vocal music's rich traditions today.

Language exchange programs, like those in the South of Seoul Culture and Language Exchange group, help newcomers connect with locals and learn Korean in a relaxed, supportive environment. These weekly meetings provide a unique opportunity to improve language skills, understand cultural nuances, and build meaningful friendships. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, language exchanges are a great way to integrate into Korean life and make new connections.

Celebrate Children's Day in Korea with family-friendly activities and cultural insights. Discover the rich history and joy of Children's Day.