Seoul

  • Solo Travel in Seoul

    Solo Travel in Seoul | Chase the Pigeon Solo Travel in Seoul A palace built for slow, unhurried wandering, a street food cart where a solo customer is entirely ordinary, and a hanbok rental that turns a morning at the palace into a proper photoshoot on your own terms. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s…

  • Seoul with Kids

    Seoul with Kids | Chase the Pigeon Seoul with Kids An indoor theme park with a real ice rink no matter the weather, a museum built entirely around touching and exploring traditional Korean life, and palace guards marching in full ceremonial dress, the version of Seoul built for families. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s…

  • Seoul for Couples

    Seoul for Couples | Chase the Pigeon Seoul for Couples A hanbok rental that turns a palace stroll into a proper photoshoot, a hillside village of traditional houses built for a slow evening walk, and a Korean BBQ table where the whole point is cooking and lingering together, the version of Seoul that actually earns…

  • Seoul on a Budget

    Seoul on a Budget | Chase the Pigeon Seoul on a Budget A palace with properly affordable admission and a hanok village that costs nothing to wander, here’s how to keep the rest of the costs down too. Words by Gray, a pigeon who’s nested somewhere on a palace roof Seoul is one of the…

  • 24 Hours in Seoul

    24 Hours in Seoul | Chase the Pigeon 24 Hours in Seoul A palace built with Bugaksan Mountain as its dramatic backdrop, a hillside neighbourhood of traditional wooden houses that’s survived 600 years of the city’s history, and a shopping district that comes alive after dark, one proper day where old and new Korea meet….