About Koreazy
More than a travel site-it's a movement.
We have one goal: experience Korea the eazy way.
Our Story
From Purdue to Seoul: How Koreazy Started
Koreazy was born from a simple question: "How can we make exploring Korea easy and authentic for travelers?"
In 2019, two friends-DW Jeong and Andrew Park, both Computer Science majors at Purdue University-created this platform to bridge the gap between typical tourist experiences and authentic Korean culture. As Korean-Americans with connections to both worlds, they noticed their friends were missing the heart of Korea-the hidden local spots, neighborhood traditions, and everyday moments that make the country special.
What began as a personal project is now growing into something more meaningful.
From sharing travel tips in group chats to organizing small meetups in Seoul, we're building a space where travelers and locals can connect, share insights, and explore together.
Our mission: Help you experience Korea the eazy way.
Today, Koreazy is the most trusted grassroots platform for authentic Korean travel.
We're building bridges-one bowl of κΉμΉμ°κ°, one story, one meetup at a time.
What We Believe
Our core values guide everything we do,
from the content we create to the experiences we share.
Community First
Built by travelers, for travelers.
Every tip, every story, every hidden gem
comes from real experiences.
Real Korea,
Not Just K-pop & Palaces
We love K-pop and palaces too,
but there's so much more.
We guide you everything about Korea.
Travel for Everyone
We design our experiences to be inclusive-whether you're on a shoestring budget or traveling with family.
Everyone deserves a welcoming Korea.
Meet the Founders
The visionaries behind Koreazy
who turned a simple idea into a global movement.
DW Jeong
Co-founder & Platform Lead
Born in Korea, raised in the Midwest. Passionate about design, culture, and making travel more human. Handles the platform and tech direction behind the scenes.
Andrew Park
Co-founder & Community Director
Korean-American with a love for local food, small towns, and cross-cultural friendships. Organizes meetups, content, and partnerships.