Last updated: August 5, 2026 (Korea Standard Time) You can still enjoy traveling in Korea during a summer heatwave. The key is to shorten outdoor routes, combine them with nearby indoor activities, and keep plans flexible enough to change on the day. Summer in Korea is not only about escaping the heat. Seasonal food, beaches, … Read more
In Korea, summer has three traditional hot days called Sambok. They are Chobok, Jungbok, and Malbok. Together, they mark the period many Koreans associate with the deepest heat of summer. In 2026, the dates are: Sambok Day Korean Name 2026 Date First Bok Day Chobok July 15, 2026 Middle Bok Day Jungbok July 25, 2026 … Read more
Summer in Seoul can look bright and lively from the outside. The streets are busy, cafés are full, river parks stay open late, and shopping districts continue to attract visitors. But anyone who has walked through Seoul in July or August knows that the season can feel heavier than it looks. The sunlight is strong.The … Read more