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Korea Ginseng Corp., the nation’s leading ginseng manufacturer which has represented the Korean red ginseng industry for the past 125 years, is now taking a new leap forward for the health of people around the world. As an unrivaled market leader making up some 70 percent of the nation’s red ginseng market, KGC attributed its high-quality red ginseng to the quality control and manufacturing know-how it ha...

Korea Ginseng Corp., the nation’s leading ginseng manufacturer which has represented the Korean red ginseng industry for the past 125 years, is now taking a new leap forward for the health of people around the world. As an unrivaled market leader making up some 70 percent of the nation’s red ginseng market, KGC attributed its high-quality red ginseng to the quality control and manufacturing know-how it ha...

During the peak ski season, from mid-December to the end of February, visitors are recommended to reserve accommodations ahead of time.

By AsiaToday reporter Jeong Ah-reumThe South Korean government on Thursday unveiled a plan to expand the Great Train Express (GTX) high-speed train li..

GANGWON, South Korea—Freestyle skier Laetaz Amihan Rabe was officially ruled out of the Fourth Winter Youth Olympic Games leaving the country’s campaign on cross-country skiier Avery Uriel Balbanida who flew in on Thursday night Doctors at the Wonju Severance Christian Hospital declared the 14-year-old Rabe unfit to continue because of a left…

GANGWON, South Korea—Laetaz Amihan Rabe suffered left knee injury while warming up at the Welli Hilli Ski Park Resort in Hoengseong-Gun and was ruled out of the women’s slopestyle of freestyle skiing in the Fourth Winter Youth Olympics in Hoengseong-Gun. She was brought to the Doctors at the Wonju Severance…

More hospitals are coming into the fold in the coming months.

More hospitals are coming into the fold in the coming months.

Despite efforts by People Power Party (PPP) interim leader Han Dong-hoon to attract voters, the ruling party continues to lack widespread approval, with ratings remaining at similar levels to those before the ex-justice minister became its leader.

There have been multiple legal cases in South Korea in which an alleged drunk driver dodged punishment by drinking more alcohol after being caught by local authorities, touching off calls for legislative revisions to prevent such actions. Local media outlets on Sunday reported that the Supreme Court recently cleared a 2019 drunk driving charges for a person who consumed a bottle of soju mixed with a soft drink, some ...