Korean Culture & Tradition

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Red ink, number 4 dreaming of pigs : unveiling the world of korean superstitions

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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Miryang Arirang Festival: The Musical Heartbeat of Korea

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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A Guide to Korea’s Traditional Hanok Villages

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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The Rise of K-Culture: How Korean Music, Drama and Beauty Took Over the World

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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The Beauty of Chuseok

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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Tradition meets modernity: The Korean Lifestyle

WRITER – SRUSHTI MAHATME EDITOR – ARPITA JENA The lifestyle of Korea is a perfect blend of traditional value and modern customs and practices as well as deeply influenced by cultural legacy and speedy sprawl. They also value the Confucian religion which accentuate respect for elders, age, and seniority, linger to shape social interactions and family structures,

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The Global Rise of K-Culture: Why the World Is Falling in Love with Korea.

WRITER – EMMANUEL CHIDALU EDITOR- ARPITA JENA Introduction: Lately, Korean Culture which is often referred to as K-culture has become a Powerful global influence, from addictive K-pop music and interesting dramas to beautiful traditions and food. Korean Culture definitely has a unique influence that speaks to everyone, but what exactly is K-culture and why has it become

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