Spapia Hotel Daejeon

545-5 Bongmyung-dong, Yusong-ku Daejeon, Korea Rep.

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New Years Resolutions

A travel blog entry by clare_mills

... normal size to me!)

· To go to supermarket (fun times!)

· To get good grades

· To make many friends

· House please (OK…)

· Buy bike

· To learn English harder and be a good student for you (Aaawww!!!)

· To make happy parents and good luck ...

Jirisan, Buyeo & Gongju - a right royal time!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... thro’ their local market. It was a lovely little place and I enjoyed an hour of walking round before going back to the hostel. I set about doing some sewing and a bit of journal before settling down for the night.

Tuesday 1st November 2011 - Buyeo

I was still upset at having lost two days achieving little else but getting here, so I was delighted when I opened my curtains to see a fantastic, beautiful sunny day. The hostel said they ...

First Experiences and Missed Opportunities

A travel blog entry by cacophony

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... her attention.

There's a free concert Saturday in Daegu that looks really good but I can't really afford to get there. Instead I'm going to try to get a ticket tomorrow for the one in Nonsan. I don't really know who is playing at either but heard in Daegu it's more KPOP, whereas I know I don't know anyone performing at the Nonsan event. If I make it cool, if not I'm sure there will be other free events later.
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Baekje Festival : Royal Parade & Buyeo

A travel blog entry by londone7

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... had two capitals, Buyeo and Gongju a half hour drive from each other, both west of Daejeon city. The festival is taking place in both towns over two weekends.

Last year I had attended the festival but only in Buyeo. The logistics of getting there from Daegu were messy, was a combination of daegu bus, KTX train, taxi in Daejeon from train station to bus station, bus from daejeon station, which took over four hours one way. With ...

My birthday in Korea

A travel blog entry by clare_mills

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... actual day where I turned the big two-nine. Koreans count their age from the day they were born so the moment they come into this world they are 1. Therefore, I am 30 in Korean age...but I choose to stick to my western age thank you very much. That morning Karina and Aalia accompanied me to church to celebrate my life :) It was a lovely service and the rain held off, although there was a typhoon warning so we walked hastily home in case the heavens opened. En route ...

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