WRITER : PRACHI SHARMA EDITOR : SHIVRAJ PATEL Nowadays we know South Korea for K-pop, colourful dramas and modern technology. But behind this glittering world, there is another face – full of mysterious stories, spirits and old customs. One of these is the Gwisin Ritual (귀신 제사), which is performed to calm the spirits who […]
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WRITER : SWASTI SHARMA EDITOR : SHIVRAJ PATEL Finger Pricking Method: Just imagine, you are in South Korea and having indigestion but suddenly your Korean friend starts pricking your hand with needle. How does it feel? Weird right! But no, it’s normal in Korea. They believe that pricking hand can cure indigestion. This is an
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WRITER : PRERANA HATUA EDITOR : SHIVRAJ PATEL In today’s world, South Korea stands as a pioneer of modern culture, compelling the whole world with its natural beauty, beauty brands, K-movies, K-dramas and music industry. As a closely associated nation with innovations and influence, it is also widely known as a leading force in the
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Writer : MANU SINGH Editor : SHIVRAJ PATEL Superstitions are present all over the world with every country having its specific cultural beliefs which they have been following since time immemorial. Korea to have its world of superstitions which are deeply rooted in Korean Shamanism and folk traditions. Cultural transmission, cognitive biases and evolutionary roots
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Writer: FAVOUR EMMANUEL Editor: SHIVRAJ PATEL Korea, or as they officially call it, the Republic of Korea (that’s South Korea to us), is like this awesome mix of old-school traditions and super modern stuff. It’s sitting on the bottom half of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia. This place has been through a lot, like
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WRITER – KIMAYA AMBEDKAR EDITOR- ARPITA JENA There is something enchanting about the sound of “Arirang” filling the air around the Miryanggang River when the sun is fading. That haunting melody, echoed by the evening breeze, almost sings to us of love and loss and contains the dreams and hopes of countless hearts through Korean history. The
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WRITER – PRAYASHI PRADHAN EDITOR – ARPITA JENA South Korea is a place where modern life blends seamlessly with tradition. It is home to architectural treasures that reflect its cultural heritage, particularly the Hanok. These traditional Korean houses are known for their fine craftsmanship, natural materials, and their harmonious fit with the environment. Hanok homes
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WRITER – PRAYASHI PRADHAN EDITOR- ARPITA JENA After World War II and Korean War, Korea is divided into two countries i.e. North Korea and South Korea due to conflicts and foreign interventions. Since then, South Korea has developed rapidly through economic development and advance technologies. South Korean popular culture known as K-culture has gained recognition worldwide revamping
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WRITER – NGUVULU BEKIA MONGESE EDITOR – ARPITA JENA The Republic of Korea celebrates Children’s Day (어린이날) every year on May 5th. It is a national holiday entirely dedicated to children to bring them joy and also to highlight their rights and their importance in society. The celebration of Children’s Day (어린이날) is much more than a
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WRITER – NEHA TOLA Editor- ARPITA JENA Many of you must have heard the word “Chuseok.” Have you ever wondered what this means or why it is celebrated in South Korea? “Chuseok” also know as Korean thanks giving, Hangawi or Jungchujeol is a major festival celebrated in South Korea. Chuseok is literally “The great middle of autumn”,
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