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Hotel J'S Daegu

326-1 Shinchun 4dong, Tong-gu Daegu, Korea Rep.

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New Year Celebrations in Korea

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... building a giant hand in the sea open upwards towards the sky. At the right moment it can be seen to be grasping the sun in its fingers and is famous year round for watching the sunrise.


If you are not near the coast, I've also heard from colleagues that some people like to hike to the top of a mountain and wait for the ...

Teachers Dinner Again and School Lunches

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... as there was meat in all items including the soup. Other days I was stuffed.

The nutritionist was quite friendly. She spoke some english. There is a sauce I really liked and wanted to know where to buy it or how to make it. When I was told you have to make it yourself, and its difficult for koreans to make, I asked if the school could give me some. The nutritionist was kind enough to give me a massive jar of the sauce, and another one a few weeks ...

Bunny times

A travel blog entry by aborder

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... has been teaching English in Korea for almost a year and has some options to chose for the coming year, either more travel or stay in Korea. It is great to meet a fellow Brit that you feel you have lots in common with. She also has the personality of someone that will challenge you, but always in a positive way, I like this, reminds me of my university days.



Daegu is a compact city and a busy city. ...

Pepero Day

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... In middle school we got to come in late at 9.40 with classes starting at 10am instead of 9am.

I also heard that trains and planes will not be running during the exam hours to give the students extra quiet to write their exams. It all sounds a bit bizzare and I dont remember any of this happenning last year before pepero day.

I'm also spending the next two weeks doing speaking exams again giving one minute interviews to each of the ...

Haeinsa Millennial Tripitaka

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... Exchange Hall was mostly modern and religious art. Around the stage area they had a group of four native american indians performing folk music. This led to another market area with a lot of traditional crafts, herbal teas, and traditional foods you typically see at festivals.

I was too tired to goto the Haeinsa temple as I'd been before and that should best be left to a seperate trip as its guide a large complex and smaller ...

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