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Careering Korea
... been charged and that, thanks to the Jeju-do engineer, had been eradicated!
I’d originally wanted to go to Bukaksan (342m) mountain, just north of where I was staying, to climb the hill and some of the fortress wall. By the later 14th century, a 18.2km wall used to be located around Seoul, that linked up the peaks of Bukaksan, Naksan (125m), Namsan (262m) and Inwangsan (338m). Now there was only 10.5kms left, ...
Soulful Seoul
... during non-peak hours. We took bus no.2 after 20 minutes of waiting at the stop and paid 8won each. Arriving at the Namsam Tower bus stop is a viewing deck overlooking city Seoul, a Chinese restaurant, a Korean convenience store, Toilets and a bus parking. Their buses are by the way electric so the station at Namsan Tower also serves as recharging stop.
We had to walk up a hill covered with beautiful "fall" trees. There is another option going up the tower - via ...
There's a whole lot of soul in Seoul!
... now as few as 10,000, so many people and organisations are working together to help protect this aspect of Korean culture and heritage by restoration, as well as encouraging hanok guesthouses, but also to protect natural relics and the environment. They’re such amazing buildings, with really artistic features and beautiful outcomes. Not too dissimilar to Japanese homes, they capture the absolute essence of Korean pride and honour, in terms of ...
Small city, Seoul
... br>
After finishing my hike, I went to the Namsan Tower. It was a tall tower in Seoul, that I could see the pointy end from my hotel. It was quite tall being 236.7 metres.
There is two highlights to this tower. First highlight was the restaurant. It was western revolving restaurant where the table spins. It wasn't fast enough to make you dizzy, but after eating there, I felt a little queasy. The second highlight is the lighting. Unlike at morning, ...
I'm a Seoul man Dodododo-dodododo. I'm a Seoul Man
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Big Day of Doing Stuff! It was finally a really nice day outside! Perfect for going out and seeing some of this city! We started off with a delicious breakfast made by Andrew from the food we'd bought at the grocery store the previous day. Caramelized red onion, zucchini, and spam hash, on fried eggs, with asian pear. :) Spam. Amazing stuff. Love it. :D
After breakfast, it was off to the Noryangjin Fish Market. They have ...


