Index of Korea-related articles (K)
This is a partial list of Korea-related topics beginning with K. For Korean words starting with ㄱ, see also under G.
K
K3 League, a third-tier football league in South Korea.
Ka

The city center of Kaesong, North Korea.
- Kaesŏng, a city in North Korea.
 - Kaesŏng Industrial Region, a special region designated for economic development by the North Korean regime.
 - KAIST, the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.
 - KAI T-50 Golden Eagle, a Korean supersonic trainer and light attack aircraft.
 - Kalbi, a popular Korean barbecue dish.
 - Kang (Korean name), a common Korean family name.
 - Kanggye, capital of North Korea's Chagang province
 - Kangnido map, a map showing Europe and Africa drawn in 1402
 - Kangta, K-pop singer
 - Kangwŏn, see Gangwon (for the North Korean province, see Kangwon-do (North Korea))
 - Kap'yŏng, see Gapyeong
 - Konyang University, Nonsan, South Korea
 - KARI
 - KBS (Korea Broadcasting System), a leading South Korean network
 - KCIA, an old name for the National Intelligence Service of South Korea
 - KCNA, a North Korean news agency
 - KCTU, a major labor federation in South Korea
 
Ke
- KEDO
 - Keijō, the name of Seoul under Japanese rule
 
Ki
- Kia Motors
 - Kim (Korean name) (see that article for a list of famous Kims)
 - Kim (seaweed)
 - Kimbap
 - Kimch'aek
 - Kimchi
 - Kimilsungia
 - Kim Il-sung Stadium
 - Kimjongilia
 - The King and the Clown (film)
 - Kirim of Silla, see Girim of Silla
 - Kisaeng, professional female entertainers of the Joseon Dynasty.
 - K-League, the leading South Korean professional football league.
 
Ko

The Korea Strait between Korea and Japan.
- Ko Gi-hyun- A famous Korean speed skater.
 - Ko Yong-hui
 - Konglish-A combination of the Korean and English languages.
 - Kookmin Bank
 - Kookmin Bank FC
 - Korea: Korea (see also Korean peninsula, North Korea, and South Korea)
- Korea Aerospace Research Institute
 - Korea Automobile Imports & Distributors Association
 - Korea Baptist Convention
 - Korea Bay
 - Korea Campus Crusade for Christ
 - Korea Central Intelligence Agency
 - Korea Computer Center
 - Korea Computer Centre Sinhung Company
 - Korea Defense Service Medal
 - Korea Democratic Party
 - Korea Energy Development Organization (KEDO)
 - Korea Ferrous Metals Export & Import Corporation
 - Korea Forest Service
 - Korea General Chemicals Trading Corporation
 - Korea General Magnesia Clinker Industry Group
 - Korea General Zinc Industry Group
 - Korea Greens
 - The Korea Hapkido Federation
 - Korea Herald
 - Korea Institute of Maritime and Fisheries Technology
 - Korea Maritime Institute
 - Korea National League, a second-tier football league in South Korea.
 - Koreaphobia
 - Korea Ponghwa General Corporation
 - Korea Post
 - Korea Scout Association
 - Korea Sinhung Trading Corporation
 - Korea Space Center
 - Korea Standard Time
 - Korea Strait
 - Korea at the 2004 Summer Olympics
 - Korean Teachers and Educational Workers' Union
 - The Korea Times
 - Korea Train Express
 - Korea Unha General Trading Corporation
 
 - Korean(s): Korean (language)
- Korean adoption
 - Korean Air
 - Korean Air Flight KAL-007
 - Korean American
 - Korean animation
 - Korean architecture
 - Korean Army (South Korea)
 - Korean art
 - Korea Baseball Organization
 - Korean Basketball League
 - Korean beer
 - Korean Bell of Friendship
 - Korean Buddhism
 - Korean Buddhist temples
 - Korean calendar
 - Korean calligraphy
 - Korean Central News Agency (KCNA)
 - Korean Central Television (KCTV)
 - Korean chess
 - Korean cinema
 - Korean comedy
 - Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU)
 - Korean conflict, the conflict between North and South Korea since 1945
 - Korean Confucian curriculum
 - Korean Confucianism
 - Korean court music
 - Korean count word
 - Korean crevice salamander
 - Korea Defense Service Medal
 - Korean Demilitarized Zone
 - Korean drama
 - Korean embroidery
 - Korean Empire
 - Korean era names
 - Korean FA Cup
 - Korean fan dance
 - Korean flower arrangement
 - Korean Friendship Association
 - Korean gardens
 - Korean hip hop
 - Korean Imperial Household
 - Korean independence movements
 - Korean-Japanese disputes
 - Korean knife
 - Korean language
 - Korean manual alphabet
 - Korean martial arts
 - Korean Martyrs
 - Korean masks
 - Korean measure words
 - Korean mythology
 - Korean name
 - Korean National Railroad
 - Korean nationalism
 - Korean nobility
 - Korean numerals
 - Korean painting
 - Korean parts of speech
 - Korean People's Army (North Korea)
 - Korean peninsula
 - Korean philosophy
 - Korean pine
 - Korean poetry
 - Korean pottery
 - Korean reunification
 - Korean romanization
 - Korean royal court cuisine
 - Korean salamander
 - Korean sculpture
 - Korean Service Medal
 - Korean Shamanism
 - Korean sign language
 - Korean stone art
 - Korean studies
 - Korean swordsmanship
 - Korean tea ceremony
 - Korean television
 - Korean temple cuisine
 - Korean theatre
 - Korean vegetarian cuisine
 - Korean War
 - Korean War Memorial, Canberra
 - Korean War order of battle
 - Korean War Service Medal
 - Korean Wave
 - Korean Workers' Party
 - Koreans
 
 - Koreatown
 - Koryo, see under Goryeo
 - Koryo Hotel
 - Kosian
 - .kp
 - K-pop
 - .kr
 - KSLV
 - KTF
 - KTX
 
Ku
- Kukkiwon
 - Kuk Sool Won
 - Kumdo
 - Kŭmgang-san
 - Kŭmgang-san Tourist Region
 - Kumiho, a mythical nine-tailed maneating vixen.
 - Kunsan, see Gunsan
 - Kuwol-san
 - Kwon
 
Ky

A portion of the Kyungpook National University campus in Daegu, South Korea.
- Kyong Wonha
 - Kyŏngbok Palace, see Gyeongbokgung
 - Kyongbuk, see Gyeongsangbuk-do
 - Kyongbuk Maeil Shinmun, a daily Korean-language newspaper serving Gyeongsangbuk-do.
 - Kyonggi, see Gyeonggi.
 - Kyongju, see Gyeongju
 - Kyongnam, see Gyeongsangnam-do
 - Kyongnam Shinmun, a daily Korean-language newspaper serving Gyeongsangnam-do.
 - Kyujanggak, a library in Seoul dating to the Joseon Dynasty.
 - Kyunggi High School
 - Kyungpook National University, a public university in Daegu.
 - Kyungbock high school
 
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