This paper explores the relationship that travelling had with myth, spirituality and religion in the pre-industrial Korean society. In particular, the paper examines in what way religion and its political associations had 'connection'/ 'relationship' with the travellers' ways of appreciating the places. Through literature research and content analysis of classic travelogues from 14th century of...

Estimating the geographic location of images is a task which has received a lot of attention in recent years. Large numbers of items uploaded to Flickr do not contain GPS-based latitude/longitude coordinates, although it would be beneficial to obtain such geographic information for a wide variety of potential applications such as travelogues and visual place descriptions. While most works in th...

Travel blogs can be considered as alternative literature. are the digitised version of travelogues or travel narratives. The give impressive, cost effective and immediate impressions travel. Earlier, traveller prepares notes during writes it after reaching his native place. It involves revisualising entire trip jotting down memories. narration adds real images he visualized. will a mix myths pe...

This review article offers a glimpse into the problems and promises of current research on world literary journalism. It discusses rise spread press cultures via colonialism, contentious nature taxonomy fact—its subjectivism, accessibility, veracity—within an inconsistent global press, how porous divide between fiction nonfiction genres is affecting production consumption journalism around worl...