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Staging Spectacles: Meet the Mind behind Everland’s Parades
With performers dancing in perfect synchronicity while larger-than-life floats fill the sky with multitude of colors, parades express a singular vision that verges on utopian. Watching the movements, songs and stories unfold can often feel like being shuttled into an alternate universe. Every day, thousands of visitors are treated to
A Field to Behold: How Landscape Architects Shape Our Everyday Lives
Blooming flowers in rich green spaces often prompt us to reach for our smartphones and snap photos enthusiastically. While the dashes of color they add to landscapes are unmistakable, these carefully curated areas are much more than their looks. Take High Line Park in New York for example. Built on
Surround Yourself with Spring at Everland Tulip Festival
Spring has taken root and blossomed at Everland this March as the largest annual tulip festival in Korea opens its doors from March 16 – April 29. Celebrating its 26th anniversary the festival first began in 1992 when Everland was called “Farm Land”. Since its first opening, the festival has hosted
5 Spring Destinations to Shake Off the Winter Blues in Korea
Spring has sprung and it’s melting away the winter blues. With the balmy weather, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air and flowers. Spring is easily one of the best seasons to enjoy Korea’s natural beauty, so we’ve got your guide to the top five places to
Everland’s Best Rides Roar Back into Action
Ask any roller coaster fan in Korea and they’ll tell you that they’ve been missing one thing over the past few months – the feeling of an adrenaline rush. That’s because some of the most iconic rides at Everland, the country’s largest theme park, go into hibernation during winter. Even
Butterfly Garden: A Slice of Spring in Everland
As the distinguished biologist Jeffrey Glassberg once said, “butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life”. Their appearance is one of the first signs that spring has arrived, while their graceful movements and kaleidoscopic colors are symbols of rejuvenation in many cultures. As cold-blooded animals, butterflies are rarely seen
