Every Month is Valentine's Day in Korea!

 

Forget waiting for February 14th - in Korea, love is in the air all year round! Every month has its own special day for couples to celebrate their romance. From exchanging diaries in January to cozying up with hugs in December, there's always a reason to celebrate love in Korea. So, if you're looking for a unique and romantic getaway, why not head to Korea and experience a year's worth of love in just one trip?

 

Here's a look at some of these unique "14th Day" traditions:

• January 14th: Diary Day - Couples exchange diaries to start the year off with a promise of many more romantic memories to come.
• February 14th: Valentine's Day - Traditionally, women give chocolates to the men they love. This can also be a sweet gesture for close friends.
• March 14th: White Day - A month later, men reciprocate by giving gifts (often white chocolate or candy) to the women who gave them gifts on Valentine's Day.
• April 14th: Black Day - This is a day for single people! They gather to eat jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) as a kind of "commiseration" meal.
• May 14th: Rose Day - Men give their partners beautiful bouquets of roses to express their love.
• June 14th: Kiss Day - Couples celebrate their love with kisses!

 

• July 14th: Silver Day - Also known as "Ring Day," men often give silver jewelry to their loved ones.
• August 14th: Green Day - Couples spend time together outdoors, perhaps going on a picnic or a trip.
• September 14th: Photo Day - Couples take photos together to capture their memories, or they might look back at photos they've already taken.
• October 14th: Wine Day - Couples enjoy a romantic dinner together, often with candles and wine.
• November 14th: Movie Day - Couples enjoy watching their favorite movies together.
• December 14th: Hug Day - As the year comes to an end, couples (and even friends and family) exchange warm hugs to combat the winter chill.