Tiffany Tourist Seoul
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Seoul Food
We started off this morning with the hop from Salt Lake City to San Francisco, where we chillaxed in the Singapore Airlines Silver Kris Lounge until it was time to leave for our Asiana flight. Asiana leaves from Concourse A at SFO, which means ducking out of, then back into, security. Well, getting out could certainly be described as ducking. …
So much for "adjusting"
Before I get into the details of yesterday, the editor of this blog has requested that I publish an addendum to the last entry. See, he had already fallen asleep when I wrote that and couldn't read it over and remind me of a couple cool things i forgot. (Poor baby - gets to sleep while the wife blogs.) So here we go.
Thing the first: When …
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... But now I have to say there is a lot more to this city. I love the food, the people are funny and queer, and you're always surrounded by old temples and skyscrapers, which makes for an odd combination.
The people showed a great interest in me, maybe because I was a foreign girl traveling by myself, and a few weird boys tried to convince me to ...
Soulful Seoul
... correct way of eating the barbeque - the meat/pork into the lettuce, then some bean paste on top, then the grilled garlic and finally rice. The lettuce will be rolled to wrap the stuff then wallah. We had several refills of the lettuce and the side dishes which good thing were free.
They brought us then to their flat, a little off the city district. Their place is cozy that I almost fell asleep. After some family portrait shots, we went back to the train station.
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There's a whole lot of soul in Seoul!
... that the palaces were built as residences for its kings and royal palace members, resulting in palaces and shrines that dominated the landscape and with the best of scholars and dynastic products of their time. It eventually led to there being five main palace complexes here and a royal ancestral shrine, with two of them WHS sites. Restoration of palaces (damaged or destroyed courtesy of the Japanese and the Chinese/North Koreans) are still ongoing, but seeing ...



