Royal Seoul

6 Myeongdong 1-ga Seoul, 100-021, Korea Rep.

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Overnight stay

A travel blog entry by katinhat

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stay in a rather posh hotel, didnt have much time but went for a walk rount til all the shops shut! crazy city they were making a film too, mad place!

12 hours in Seoul

A travel blog entry by mtureck

So after an 11 hour flight I arrived in Seoul for 12 hours.

I managed to go up the Soul Tower and wander round before slumping out in the beautiful Royal Hotel in the heart of Seoul.

So that's it, an 11 hour flight and I would be home.

It's been an incredible 2 months, done some incredible things, met some awesome people …

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Wi-fi here costs an arm and a leg

A travel blog entry by lolmonster

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... at least the vast majority that I saw) of the guys had fantastic hair and a lot of couples like to do the matching clothes thing. She would be less pleased to hear that I saw an Infinite album that she already had (the one you showed me at school once with the pretty triangles on the back if you're reading this, Sylvia) for only something like $12. I tried to find anything, but I couldn't find anything I thought would pique her interest.

I guess that's all for now. A ...

Soulful Seoul

A travel blog entry by deyenne

... some sauces and chunks of potato, all in top of what looked like glass noodles. If I'm not mistaken, it was about W36,000. Bap or steamed rice was W1,000 per serving. The dish tasted great. We were full and happy about it. Only a piece of the chicken was left and some few noodles.

Day 3

We all got ready same time the other day. We were scheduled to have the following on our 3rd day - Hanok Village then Namsan Park and Tower.

Again, the very ...

There's a whole lot of soul in Seoul!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... staying quite close to one of the areas still accommodating Seoul’s largest number of hanok housing, so I set off on a lovely sunny walk around Bukchon (meaning 'North Village’). Hanok are traditionally built Korean one-storey wooden houses with a tiled (upper class yangban) or thatched (peasant family) roof. The homes of yesteryear, they’re built from wood, stone and plaster and have an open courtyard in the centre, with rooms divided off by ...

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