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South Korea is a global force today – an economic powerhouse, a tech innovator and the heart of the K-Wave that is taking the world by storm. But beyond the glitz of K-Pop and K-Dramas,what is it like to live there as an Indian?

In this eye-opening book, Sudha Huzurbazar Tumbe and Vasudev Tumbe share their first-hand experiences from living six years in Korea – one immersing in its culture and language, the other navigating its high-powered corporate world. From chaebols and work culture to deep-rooted traditions and Indo-Korean ties, they offer a rare Indian perspective on life in the Land of Morning Calm.

More than a travelogue, Seoulmates unpacks the real Korea – its rapid rise, its social fabric and the many pressures on it, and the lessons India can draw from its phenomenal success.