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Travel Blogs from Kyongju
Bulguksa Temple
... a photo only take one and be quick.
The rain falling off the roof grooves made circular patterns on the sand below.
There were lots of autumn leaves and colours. After stopping in the ...
Day 5 Sokcho - Gyeongju / Kyongju
... br> After that I go back to guesthouse. In guesthouse I made friend with a lot of locals. I felt like we are old ...
Flashback: Blog 7
... of them. The description goes on to list the inconveniences the plate can cause, some obviously go without saying such as eating, but one that caught my eye was 'the pressure of the plate against the teeth can force the teeth out of alignment or loosen them.' The price of an image seems quite damaging if you ask me, Paul the dentist would love these lip plates to catch on in Leeds, he'd have a few more holidays at our expense, isn't that right dad? Not only ...
Large Mounds
Train transport in Korea is a dream; on time, affordable and the staff are exceptionally helpful. The only issue was that we were travelling during Korean Thanksgiving and the whole country was on the move. Even the Korean infrastructure was straining. Fortunately after much searching we managed to get a standing ticket on the KTX (fast train) to a place called Gyeoungju.
Luckily in Korea the number of ...
Flashback: Blog 6
... the term cheeky monkey stems from, their complete lack of care for the law. Oh by the way, there is a manmade lake in Kandy where they swing from tree to tree, they're not lurking around alleyways with masks and black and white striped tops on or anything like that.
In Kandy we also walked passed a man late one evening who was midway through a prayer which he cut short to speak to us and then invite us to see the head monk of the city, letting us know along the ...