Wonjin Beauty Medical Group (Wonjin Plastic Surgery Clinic)

Spa is the best way to heal your tired body from this cold winter! So I will continue on the Korean spa recommendation! Open-air spa in the depth of winter,  ‘Resom Spa Castle Chun Chun Hyang’  ‘Resom Spa Castle Chun Chun Hyang’ which is located in Deoksan-myeon, Yesan-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea uses 100% natural thermal water for all of its facilities including various water activity and relaxation facilities. It is very popular between families as the ratio of water activity and spa facilities is 5:5. There are many returning customers at ‘Resom Spa Castle’ as it strictly manages its water quality, temperature and all facilities. Its germanium thermal water is especially good for atopic dermatitis and other diseases such as neuralgia, arthritis, lifestyle disease and skin diseases. Customers can enjoy all outdoor facilities including water slides as they are opened throughout the winter and you can try out more than 20 themed spas indoors. ...

Our body becomes stiff during winter as the cold weather shrinks our body and mind. However if you just stay inside, you may feel unwell. At this stage, you may think of Spa or thermal water. If you breathe in the fresh air with your body surrounded by warm water, you will feel really great. So today, I will introduce famous thermal water & spa attraction that you can reach within 1~2 hours by car if there is no traffic jam. German style spa resort, ‘Icheon Termeden’ Termeden that is located in Icehon, Gyunggi-do has been awarded with the best spa in South Korea in 2016 by Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs. All customers from various age groups can enjoy Termeden as it has alkaline thermal water which is irritation-free. Many couples and families visit here as they have great facilities and beautiful night view. Termeden’s German style Bade Pool is motived by Gereman’s Bade Haus, which allows people to enjoy various ...

Today, I will be introducing representative Korean culture both traditional and modern ones! Korea was invaded multiple times for past 5000 years, and had always fought back as well as maintaining their ethnicity. Aren’t Korean people amazing? 1. Traditional Korean clothes? Hanbok Hankbok is traditional clothes of Korea. Normally there are Yu (top), Go (Pants), Sang (Skirt), Po (Jacket) and additional ones like Gwan-mo (hat), Dae (belts), Hwa (Shoes). During the Joseon Dynasty period, these clothing had lasted for a long time. These days, normally, people wear Hanbok on special days such as the new years of Korean thanks giving. Also young people in Korea sometimes take photos while wearing Hanbok. Many tourists from other countries also try on wearing Hanbok, and you can experience this at Gyungbok-gung palace, Anguk station or Jeon-ju. 2. Hanok (Korean style house) Hanok is a form of traditional Korean house that is built using traditional Kore...