The pictures below will tell you a story of the author who really tried to pair up different activities so you could see the difference.

New York-based photographer Mijoo Kim documented South Korea’s “Sea Women” in a photo series she called ‘The Mother of the Sea.’ These women are called Haenyo and you’ll see that they are not your average grandmas…

You may think you have seen it all but wait until you see this one-of-a-kind theme park.

South Korea is one of those countries that has a strong sense of patriotism and respect, but even their citizens can end up doing some crazy stuff. Check out these weird, funny and at times indescribable photos from this small country.

Jindo Island, in South Korea, is host to one of the world’s most amazing natural phenomenons, called the Moses Miracle.

Troops of both South Korea and United-states have started military drills in case of a North Korean attack. No less than 56,000 South Korean soldiers and 30,000 US troops are training in South Korea and abroad. They say it’s purely defensive but North Korea sees it from a different angle and says the drills are a rehearsal for invasion…

You will see here mainly photographs of South Korean soldiers in action but also photos of civilians who took part in the trainings.

A French ambassador came to South Korea in 1975 and witnessed a real miracle during his visit to Jindo Island. He wrote about it in a French newspaper, and since then the Moses Miracle became well-known all over the world.

Twice a year people who live on Jindo Island witness a real wonder. During a low tide Jindo is connected with Modo Island for approximately 1 hour. A land path 2.8 kilometers long and 40 meters wide appears as water goes away, and people celebrate a festival of the Moses Miracle. This natural phenomenon attracts tourists from different countries.