Can you tell Chata loves photos

Built from two old railway cars, Grasshopper Dream Café is where nostalgia meets creativity. Nestled in the peaceful countryside of Jeongseon , this one-of-a-kind café transforms vintage train carriages into a cozy haven for coffee lovers and travelers alike.

With rustic interiors, panoramic windows, and charming rail-inspired details, every visit feels like a journey — without ever leaving your seat.

Surrounded by scenic mountain views, it’s the perfect stop for dreamers, photographers, and anyone craving a warm cup of coffee in an unforgettable setting.

Next stop: pure café magic.

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but I feel as if one of these guys is a bit bored of my impromptu photoshoots!

POV: You really meant it when you said “new year, new me”… and immigration wasn’t ready for it

According to multiple reports, a group of Chinese tourists were held at an airport after officials struggled to match their current faces with their passport photos.

They had reportedly traveled to South Korea for cosmetic procedures and were on their way back home when the noticeable changes triggered extra identity checks.

Moral of the story: If the face gets a makeover, the documents might need one too

The unbroken seal on King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1923. That piece of rope and clay remained entirely untouched for 3,245 years before this photo was taken.