Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelHanjin Hostel Kyongju
My Pain Has A Name. That Name Is Namsen.
I'm lying in the middle of nowhere, blood pouring out of my arm, and I think I am about to die.
The previous day, I board the bus in Sokcho. Six hours, five chapters of Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenence, four fun size snickers, three episodes of Chuck, two apples and one coffee later, I arrive in Puhung (which is not pronounced …
Látogatás a Silla birodalomba / Gyeongsangbuk
Első és egyelőre utolsó szabad hosszú hétvégénket magyar kollégámmal a Dél-Korea délkeleti részén fekvő Gyeongsang tartomány kultúrális fővárosának, illetve környékének felderítésével töltöttük. 2010-2012 itt a turizmus éve, így külföldi vendégként ingyen (!) juthattunk el a Szöultól 338 km-re fekvő Gyeongju városba. Kivál …
Old Silla capital
This city was 1 million people back in 650AD, making it one of the 7 biggest cities in the world. Now it has 200,000 people, and tombs of old kings, a temple, themed tourist hotels,
Now is the best time to visit, the colors are changing, the sun is shining, and tons of school kids are coming from Busan to see the history firsthand. This …
Gyeongju
Another beautiful day in Korea sun is shining and it is very hot..... phew!
After we got settled in the hostel we walked to the mound park where the dead people are from ancient history. This area is famous for the vast amount of mounds and it has one of the oldest observatory of the world. In general there was a lot of greenery, ponds, …
In Gyeongju
Quick message, I've made it to Gyeongju and its hostel, what a dump! What more evidence do you need that monopolies don't work? Supposed to be paying for the computer too, so can't be long. Will probably next message when get to Japan on the 4th. See you then!
This hostel was formerly known as: Han Jin Hostel


