Much like the USA, Spain starts to feel the Christmas cheer as early as November. Many nations have a Christian population and their own religious and secular Christmas traditions. Spain, whose population is largely Catholic, has many unique ways of celebrating this time of year - which lasts nearly a month! Studying abroad in Spain close to Christmas time would be a truly breathtaking experience, and here's why!
Thinking about studying Korean in South Korea and want to try your hand at making a traditional Korean meal?
Follow this Korean dumpling recipe for mandoo that are easy to make and can be prepared in large quantities in advance and stored in the freezer for future use. Korean dumplings are traditionally made with a beef or pork filling, but chicken and vegetarian dumplings are also popular. Versatile and delicious, mandoo can be boiled, steamed, deep fried, pan-fried or added to soup. They are substantial enough for a main dish, but are also good as snack dishes or a mess-free lunch.
If you're itching to study Thai away from the hustling and bustling capital city of Bangkok, then Chiang Mai may be for you! Chiang Mai is a popular destination for world travelers due to its diverse population and colorful attractions, yet offers plenty of opportunity to find both innner and outer peace! Here we've compiled five of our favorite things to do while we're in Chiang Mai:
Oktoberfest is nigh, and there has never been a better time to study German in Germany or else plan an Oktoberfest of your own! The Euro has fallen, which makes it more inexpensive for North Americans to travel to Europe, and Oktoberfest is a world-renowned beer-drinking celebration that you've truly got to see to believe!
Traditionally running the last three days of September and ending on October 3rd, Octoberfest is recognized around the world but has its roots in Munich, Germany.
It seems we're hungry and thirsty at All Study Abroad this week - but the food and wine of Spain is simply too good to miss! Always on the lookout for interesting ways to learn new languages, we think this Spanish course combined with wine tasting looks super fun! For more great language courses, check out Spanish in Spain.
Enjoying a freshly served bowl of zesty paella is an integral part of a visit to Valencia, and if you're studying Spanish there soon you'd better familiarize yourself with it! Many of us have heard the name, but what on earth is it? A whole grain bread? A noodle casserole?
Studying Spanish in Sevilla is a perfect way to round out your knowledge of the language in a practical and gorgeous setting, but did you know that the city has its very own unique holiday that thousands upon thousands of people flock there to see? It's the Feria de abril de Sevilla, or "the Seville April Fair".