Hotel Charis Incheon
428-2 Jackjeon-dong, Kyeyang-gu Incheon, 34972, Korea Rep.
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And we're here!!!
... be served actual food (with wine, no less), the duty free shopping (it was like Korean Air had it's own Home Shopping Network) and the real time map of the plane's flight (my favorite). As neat as all these things were, 14+ hours is still extremely long and I was very happy when we finally landed. The Korean guy sitting next to me who knocked back at least 4 glasses of whiskey and 2 beers during the trip may have been onto something.
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I got Seoul but I'm not a Soldier
... KIMCHI MUSEUM! How could anyone say no to the Kimchi Museum?
The metro in Seoul is pretty huge with tons of different lines that stretch way out into the 'burbs and beyond. It's also extremely easy to navigate with a great interactive online map and touch screen ticket kiosks. We opted to buy one of the T-cards...a stored-value card that you can add money to as you need it. The actual card costs W3,000 ($3) but it's well worth it for the convenience of ...
What's that smell?
... a button for the 89th floor. We got there in 37 seconds! Ears popped and we were at the top (basically). Luckily for us, we made just in time for the sunset and were able to get several nice photos. We walked up to the 90th and 91st floor afterwards and looked around the place. You could basically see all of Taipei from up here. After admiring the view, we took a look inside the place. There were several samples from the museums and shops ...
Incheon Chinatown, Colonial Past, Wolmi Park
... reminded me of a donna summer song mcarthur park where she also talked about the rain! Then there was another large chinese gate leading down a long staircase back into chinatown. On the reverse the steps had other murals painted on them
I then ducked into a restuarant for a noodle vegetable stir fry with rice for lunch. The rain seemed to be dying down. Turned out it was waiting for me to come out and started pounding again. Then I made it ...
Superstar
... give an American a free drink, make them down it, and then give the person who downed it another one and have them give it to somebody else in the bar. One of our group downed one and then handed one out to a stressed out Korean salaryman at the end of the bar. Everybody wanted to talk with everbody, even though most of the English was very tentative. This scene went on for a while. Somebody told ...



