Hotel Balihi Busan

204-5 Gwangan 2-Dong, Suyeong-Ku Busan, Korea Rep.

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More fish sir?

A travel blog entry by jonnytheroth

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... more than a lifetimes worth.

After the sauna/spas you clean yourself up and get into pajamas, I instantly felt more at home with clothes on but maybe that's just my conservative English principles coming out....
You then move to the mixed area, men and women in matching pajamas to relax in a huge complex of more steam/sauna rooms and small bed-like things. It was nice, I had a snooze.





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Busan: Confusion, Conversion and Consternation

A travel blog entry by mchao

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... coin I experienced in Seoul. Remove the Korean language and you stand there in a city that’s fun and easy for English speakers, but doesn’t say much about what Korea is about. Speaking to the few Koreans I’ve met in the hostels, and I get the feeling that they also find it a ************* to answer. To various degrees every country is working on their image and what it means to be *insert citizen of random country*. But Korea seems to ...

Busy Days

A travel blog entry by hfs

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... turn it back...regularly...but she is a good person, and has arranged great places for us to see, at a much less cost than the ships tours.
Today a sea day,we have been out all morning coffee and chocolate, and sewing group,lunch and Sam is walking, its calm, very much so, sunny,and much cooler as we head North,at 17 knts, tomorrow to be 9o in Vladivostok. We have new entertainers tonight, the shows are good we both ...

Geoje-do tour

A travel blog entry by arodin

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... or big towel here for the night, we managed to switch on the floor heating and felt comfortably warm. Actually, one of the "ajummas” joining the room at late night turned the heating higher, so we were grilling and sweating till the morning hours :-) At 5:30 a.m. we went for another round in the spa, then caught a bus back to Seoul leaving almost immediately after we bought our tickets and continued our nap. We have devoured our Sunday lunch “in our street” already. ...

Back On The Saddle

A travel blog entry by andrewrainnie

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... night.

Deja vu the next day as I walk in on the American quartet talking about sex and periods (yes, at the same time). Arming myself like a Korean (hiking boots, waterproof jacket and picnic lunch), and not put off by the injuries / near death suffered at the foot of Namsen, I head up my third mountain of this island, Geumjeong. At 427m it was not the hardest climb, but it was fairly steep. To my utter horror, someone has decreed it a good idea to put one of ...

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