Trying to explain the culture of buying presents for people ... in the familiar and the familiar in the strange. Korea does have Christmas now, and there is much that is familiar about it.

On Christmas Eve, 1951, the writer and three Korean soldiers on special assignment, stayed at an inn outside Kyongju. Shortly after arriving, the writer discovered he had lost his pipe.

Video Credit: Aeri's Kitchen/ YouTube These adorable fish-shaped pastries have become a Christmas market favourite and are a traditional Korean winter street dish. Bungeoppang is typically filled ...

who wears the traditional Korean attire instead of the American red outfit. India refers to Christmas as Bada Din (or big day). The churches are decorated in vibrant poinsettias and sparkling candles.

The Korean Christmas markets stand out for their ... experience European nostalgia and locals a chance to experience Christmas culture. We also focused on supporting small businesses, which ...