Where I Have Been in Korea

2007:

Daegu (November 14); Seoul (December 25)

2008:

Gyeongju (February 23); Andong and Hahoe (June 28); Changwon (July 18); Busan (August 16‒17); Goryeong and Haein-Sa (October 4); Mungyeongsaejae (November 7)

2009:

Ulsan (January 4); Pohang (January 25); Panmunjom and the DMZ (February 28), Pyeongtaek (April 18), Incheon (May 23), Yeongdong (May 24), Yangsu-ri (May 30), Sokcho (July 4‒5), Wasu-ri (August 23), Ganghwado (September 6), Wonju (September 20), Taean and Mallipo (September 26‒27), Yeoju (October 5), Jochiwon (November 15), Chuncheon (December 12), Daebudo (December 19), Mokpo (December 25‒27), Boryeong (December 31‒January 1)

2010:

Hongcheon (January 17), Icheon (January 24), Osan (January 31), Gongju and Buyeo (February 27‒28), Samcheok (April 17‒18), Paju (May 9), Pocheon (May 16), Cheonan (May 30), Namwon (June 6‒7), Ganseong and the DMZ (June 12‒13), Uijeongbu (July 3), Okcheon Army Base (July 10), Jeong-eup (August 7‒8), Hantan River (August 28), Cheorwon (August 29‒30), Pyeongchang (September 4‒5), Uljin (October 23‒24), Eumseong (December 11‒12)

2011:

Sangju (January 29‒30), Wando and Yeosu (February 4‒6), Dangjin (March 12‒13), Suwon (April 16‒17), Yanggu and the DMZ (May 7‒8), Jecheon (May 14‒15), Taebaek (June 25‒26), Buan, Gyeokpo and Wido (July 9‒10), Anmyeon (July 16‒17), Hwacheon (August 6‒7), Donghae, Ulleungdo and Dokdo (August 13‒15), Jejudo (September 11‒14), Janghowon (September 24‒ 25), Gwangju (October 15‒16), Cheongsong (October 23‒24)

2012:

Yangpyeong and Hoengseong (December 31‒January 1), Yeongju and Punggi (January 14‒15), Tongyeong, Geoje and Oedo (February 18‒20), Boeun (March 3‒4); Jinju (March 24‒25); Jangsu (March 31‒April 1); Jeongseon and Yeongwol (April 14‒15); Jinbu and Odaesan National Park (May 5); Uiseong (May 19‒20); Asan and Sudeoksa (May 26‒28); Cheongpyeong (June 6); Yeongyang (August 4‒5); Muju (September 1‒2); Gunsan and Seonyudo (September 30‒October 1); Inje (October 20‒21); Gimcheon (November 10‒11), Miryang, Cheongdo and Gyeongsan (December 22‒24)

2013:

Seosan (January 12‒13); Guryongpo and Homigot (January 19‒20); Chungju (February 9‒10); Gochang (March 30‒31); Gangneung (April 6‒7); Yesan and Asan (April 27‒28); Jindo (May 17‒19); Cheongju (June 8‒9); Baekdusan (July 27‒31)

2014:

Anseong (January 4‒5); Beolgyo, Suncheon and Boseong (January 30‒February 1); Dongducheon (February 23); Bonghwa (March 29‒30); Sejong City (April 27); Ansan (May 4); Baengnyeongdo (May 10‒12); Yangyang (May 24‒25); Goyang and Namyangju (June 28); Goesan (July 26‒27); Jangpyeong (August 23‒24); Gimhae, Changwon and Mageumsan (September 6‒8); Iksan and Gimje (September 27‒28); Seongmo Island (October 5); Imjingak (October 25); Gumi (November 29‒30); Naju (December 24‒26)

2015:

Danyang (January 17‒18); Soyang Lake (March 8); Yongin (April 18‒19); Pyeonghae, Yeongdeok and Heunghae (May 2‒5); Geochang, Hamyang and Seonchang (May 23‒25); Gwangneung and African Museum (June 7); Daemado/Tsushima (July 10‒14); Daejeon (September 26‒28); Samcheok, Wondeok and Dogye (October 9‒11); Paju and Munsan (October 18); Cheongyang (October 24‒25); Yeongcheon (November 20‒22); Hwaseong (December 12‒13); Jeonju (December 25‒27)

2016:

Yangju and Uijeongbu (January 30‒31); Haenam, Land’s End and Bogildo (February 6‒9); Gunwi (April 2‒3); Chiaksan National Park (April 23‒24); Jeongok and Yeoncheon (May 5‒6); Yecheon, Hamchang and Gaeun (June 4‒5); Geumsan (August 6‒7); Yeonggwang, Baeksu and Hampyeong (August 13‒15); King Munmu’s Underwater Tomb and Gampo (October 1‒3); Jumunjin (October 22‒23); Hongseong (November 19‒20); Seocheon and Janghang (December 17‒18)

2017:

Gurye and Gokseong (December 31‒January 2); Changnyeong and Hapcheon (January 27‒29); Gimpo, Tongjin and Odusan Observatory (February 18‒19); Gapyeong (March 18‒19); Imsil (April 8‒9); Damyang (May 3‒5); Yeongdong (May 27‒28); Gyeryong (June 10‒11); Mokpo, Heuksando and Hongdo (July 28‒31); Jinan (September 9‒10); Gwangyang and Namhae (October 2‒4); Nonsan (November 4‒5); Gangjin and Yeongam (December 23‒25)

2018:

Ganggyeong (January 6‒7); Seonghwan and Anjung (March 31‒April 1); Chilgok, Waegwan and Seongju (May 5‒7); Incheon (June 16‒17); Geomundo (July 27‒29); Sacheon, Goseong and Masan (September 22‒25); Sabuk and Sindong (October 13‒14); Hayang (December  14‒15)

2019:

Buryeong Valley, Uljin, Deokgu Hot Springs and Baekam Hot Springs (February 2‒4); Yeongmok (March 23‒24); Hwagae and Hadong (May 4‒6); Geumwang, Jincheon and Jeungpyeong (July 20‒21); Goheung, Sorokdo, Nokdong and Geogeumdo (August 15‒17); Magoksa and Hapdeok (September 12‒14); Munui (October 5‒6); Seonsan (December 21‒22)

2020:

Gyeonggi Gwangju (January 4‒5); Gijang, Yangsan and Samnangjin (January 24‒27); Jangseong (March 21‒22); Goryeong (April 4‒5); Gyodongdo (April 30‒May 1); Uiryeong (May 29‒30); Muan and Jido (July 4‒6); Daenanjido (August 8‒9); Vivaldi Park and Yangdeokwon (August 29‒30); Hwasun (September 30‒October 1); Mungyeong (November 1)

2021:

Daedunsan (March 27‒28); Oeam Folk Village with Teresa (June 5); Jangheung (June 19−20); Woraksan National Park (July 24); Jipyeong and Yongmun (August 7); Jipyeong and Yongmun Redux (August 14−15); Nokdo (September 18−20); Tando Port and Neu Island (December 25)

2022:

Yeongwol, Gossi Cave and Rainhat Poet Museum (April 24‒25); Bongdong and Samnye (September 9‒11)