Pictures of the sloped alleys and streets at the Bukchon Hanok Village is perhaps some of the most iconic pictures of Seoul. The village is where you’d find hundreds of Hanok – i.e. traditional houses – that date back to
We had another full day of exploration of Seoul on our own on Day 11: and this time, we headed to the general vicinity of Insadong to take a look at the several attractions there. We’d initially intended to visit
Our last stop for the day trip was the Garden of Morning Calm, a park that has a number of thematic gardens. From the park notes, the garden is home to a collection of more than 5,000 plant speciies, including
We visited Nami Island in 2006 during our honeymoon. As we were not consumers of K-dramas at all then, we couldn’t quite appreciate the significance of the island, particularly that it was the filming location of the hugely popular Korean
We had our first of four day trips out of Seoul on Day 10, and this trip today included three places in the Gangwon province. That we were on the road for almost six hours in all is an illustration
After almost 3 hours of exploring Ewha Street and Sinchon, we were ready to move on. We still had a good portion of the afternoon left though at 2PM, so we decided to head to Myeongdong – Seoul’s very famous
We’d at the midway point of our 18 day vacation in South Korea. On Day 09, our plan was to relocate from Suncheon and head to Seoul which we’d be using as a base for most of the rest of
Our decision to change our 4D3N middle segment of our vacation from the city of Ulsan to Suncheon was mad just 6 weeks before we were to fly off, and it was again on account that the places we would
Our next stop – Nagan Eupseong Folk Village – was quite some distance away from the Suncheon Drama Film set, but we easily found a cab to bring us there. The journey took 38 minutes, and we again had a
Apart from the Suncheon Bay National Garden and the Wetland Reserve, there’s actually a number of other attractions in the city of Suncheon: just that they didn’t look especially enticing for tourists like us. The Suncheon Drama Film Set though
The wife quipped that the Suncheon Bay National Garden was built because there were so many visitors to the wetland reserve that the city had to figure out a way to divert some of the visitors away from the reserve!
Continued from the previous post! We’d explored the East Garden for 3 hours, and needed to find some lunch. The park has a couple of cafes sprinkled throughout the area, but most seemed to be closed. What we found opened
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