Follow your curiosity.

Not a route you have to finish. Six places to begin a story. Which one feels like your kind of day?

“There’s no wrong first page. Start with the one that makes you curious.”— Kapi

Kapi’s illustrated Seoul postcard
Seoul · 서울

Seoul

Old rooftops. New beginnings.

A palace, a neighbourhood, a stream. Three different ways to pause and look a little closer at the city.

A royal beginningGyeongbokgung Palace · 1 min readListen to the rooflinesBukchon · 1 min readA stream finds its wayCheonggyecheon · 1 min read

“Let’s begin with the details above eye level.”— Kapi

Kapi’s illustrated Busan postcard
Busan · 부산

Busan

Colour around the corner.

Follow the stories from Gamcheon’s hillside lanes to Jagalchi’s working waterfront. Keep a little space for the sea.

Colours on the hillsideGamcheon · 1 min readA pebble in the city's name자갈치시장 · 1 min read

“I packed a map. The sea brought the breeze.”— Kapi

Kapi’s illustrated Jeju postcard
Jeju · 제주

Jeju

Let the island set the pace.

Start at a rock shaped by imagination, then meet the story of the haenyeo. Two pages with the sea running through them.

A dragon, a rock, a little room용두암 · 1 min readWhat the shore can teach us해녀박물관 · 1 min read

“Some stories ask you to slow down and listen.”— Kapi

Gangneung

A pause by the east coast.

Ojukheon, Gyeongpodae and Anmok: a house, a pavilion, and a coffee-street chapter. Choose the story that catches your eye.

One small stroke of bambooOjukheon · 1 min readA frame for a quiet moment경포대 · 1 min readA little time by the sea강릉커피거리 · 1 min read

“A little history. A little horizon.”— Kapi

Gyeongju

Look up. Look back.

Open the Cheomseongdae chapter and begin with a question about the sky. The linked source carries the historical details.

A question beneath the starsCheomseongdae · 1 min read

“A good question can be a very good starting point.”— Kapi

Suwon

One wall. Many stories.

Get curious about Hwaseong through a short field note, a practical visit note and a source to read further.

A wall with a notebookHwahongmun Watergate · 1 min read

“Let’s give this place more than a pin.”— Kapi

Original illustration · not a navigational map

Your Korea chapterstarts with a little Kapi.

Bring the map. Leave the stress. A little more confidence, a little more curiosity, and a friend for the road.

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Packing for launch.

Kapi is getting ready for the App Store and Google Play. Official download links will appear here when each version is published.

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