Hotel La Mir Seoul
662-7 Yoksam-dong Kangnam-ku Seoul, Korea Rep.
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There's a whole lot of soul in Seoul!
... was enlightening, if only to gain some idea of the scale and possibilities, as there was no additional detailed information by the guide. We had time to see a brief video about the tunnel in a museum across from the tunnel, but bad planning and lack of co-ordination meant we didn’t have enough time (unlike other groups) to visit the small museum and read the exhibits. A couple of us snatched a quick camera flick thro’ the museum, to read later, and we ...
Seoul, Capital of South Korea
... Stream. Ini sebenarnya adalah sungai sepanjang 8 km di tengah Seoul. Yang bikin sungai ini keren, sekitar tahun 2003 sungai ini direstorasi oleh Pemerintah Korea. Walau ada di tengah kota metropolitan, airnya sangat jernih dan kita bisa berjalan di pinggir sungai dengan nyaman. Dinding di tepi sungai dihiasi lukisan di atas keramik dengan gambar-gambar khas Korea. Sore itu banyak orang yang sengaja nongkrong di Cheonggyecheon Stream dan pastinya banyak yang pacaran disana. ...
Seoul: Run, DMZ! (aka Ahoy, North Korea)
... where a cross county bus ride is only $40. But I thought I should see the DMZ, at least once and decided to just go for a full day tour, especially since I wasnt' sure if I'd feel like I was missing out on anything.
Booking this tour should be done a couple of weeks ahead of time, as it's quite popular. I booked it online with Joongang and paid for the tour the morning of at the travel desk in downtown Seoul. But then I realised that though ...
Seou 1: No Longer the Hermit Kingdom
... Incheon airport, Gimpo airport and Seoul station. The hostel is located in the Hongik University area, a place that is filled with young people, small clothes chops, cafes and more western brands that I thought would be here. In this fashion (if you'll excuse the pun), Seoul seems much more familiar than Japan, even Tokyo. The people definitely seemed more approachable (or at least more emotive) and it's quite easy to get around the city. Korea, even as ...
I officially fell on this trip!
... in. After we held the babies, we ran upstairs to change, back downstairs and met up with Dr. Kim. We had our own private meeting with her which was really nice. She gave us all gifts. She gave tote bags and she gave Matt and Todd the necklaces we received during our first meeting with her at the beginning of the trip. It was, of course, the mask for the guys.
Then we went upstairs to eat lunch with her. They served us Bi Bim Bap, Mondu, some honey ...



