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Jeju-do - Korea's little gem!
... right at the edge of the coast and being able to peer above the forests below it. I carried on walking as long as I could, before turning round to get back to a specific advantage point for the sunrise. The yellow sun became orange, before almost turning the sky almost red, as it dipped below view. It was a great way to almost finish the day, as I then had a few kilometres to walk back into Seogwipo, descending down into the coastal and harbour areas with fabulous ...
Golgul-sa templestay
... and I just loved all of it, despite getting it wrong on several occasions and not being able to do some of the floor moves! Within an hour we were all in our beds.
Tuesday 25th October 2011 – Templestay, Gyeongju
I’d set my alarm for 4am, but shortly after I could hear the beating of sticks outside the building. We’d been told that this would happen, but might start a little too late to get up to the main ...
Having the hump in Geongju
... copies of the items found here, including brilliant horse irons and adornments, pottery and weapons. It was a lovely park, with fabulous autumn acers and very green foliage everywhere.
Continuing on, Wolseong Park was another pleasure – Gyeongju certainly know how to design gorgeous parks, even when it’s pouring down with rain!! This park contains the Far East’s oldest observatory, built around AD640. Called Cheomseongdae, the numbers ...
Gyeongju World Culture Expo
... much glare and lights in the windows to take any pictures outside.
They had an exhibit of the disputed island of Dokdo which Japan is laying claim too. There was also a replica exhibit of Seokgaram Grotto where you could take your pic which is good since the real one in Gyeongju no photography is allowed. Then they were kicking everyone out the tower at 7pm since the evenings night show was about to begin so we made it in ...
The Kyoto of Korea
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I then walked over to Cheomseongdae Astronomical Observatory. It's a pretty small tower but I'm sure it was a challenge to build hundreds of years ago. I actually walked by at night too and it was truly beautiful. All lit up. Really nice.
Next up was the Seokbinggo Ice Stonehouse. I would describe it as a cave. A king built it to store ice. That's the first time I've ever heard of storing ice I believe.
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