Proust Scent, a shop in Seoul’s Jongno district, does sell ready-made fragrances. But its main draw is a one-hour, hands-on perfume-making class that encourages guests to craft their own signature scent.

You should act fast to catch Ron Mueck’s first solo exhibition in Seoul, South Korea, which closes on July 13.

With real ammunition crackling overhead and combat vehicles rumbling through rugged terrain, U.S. and South Korean troops joined forces for two days of training near the DMZ.

Hyundai Motorstudio in Seoul’s Gangnam district offers visitors more than just a glimpse at the automaker’s vehicles — it delivers a curated experience that blends history, innovation and design. Each level of the highly interactive studio corresponds to a distinct era in the company’s history.

Sports Monster is an indoor complex west of Seoul that blends traditional sports with digital gaming, offering an indoor experience that appeals to children, teens and adults.

From the scent of freshly baked pastries wafting through the convention halls to the sight of a robotic chef slicing up piping-hot pizzas, Seoul Food & Hotel 2025 is serving up a feast for the senses — and the future.

The Cheonan K-Culture Expo, which kicked off Wednesday and runs through Sunday, invites visitors, including U.S. service members and their families, to dive into the nation’s vibrant spirit through a sensory immersion in music, fashion, food and future-facing tech.

U.S. and South Korean troops recently held live-fire drills near the North Korean border, aiming to sharpen their combat readiness as tensions continue to tick up on the peninsula.

A group of fourth- and fifth graders spent a recent afternoon collecting information from aviation professionals at the annual Career Day at Osan Air Base.

Soldiers stationed at this Army base southeast of Seoul can enjoy a revamped dining experience following an $8.2 million renovation of the main exchange, which now features an expanded food court and additional amenities.