Vabien 2 Seoul
25-10 Uijuro 1-ga, Jung-gu Seoul, 100-783, Korea Rep.
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Soulful Seoul
... inside the COEX mall at Pizza Hut. Food was heaven again.
COEX Aquarium has fees of W10,000. It has several underwater creature attractions including a short overhead-aqua passage. Though we were kind of in a hurry to finish the tour, we've had some nice shots and great time inside.
We got back hotel at 5pm just in time for us to leave for our flight. We arrived international airport after 30 minutes via subway-AREX.
Seoul was just an amazing experience.
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There's a whole lot of soul in Seoul!
... terrain. Inner and outer courts tend to follow a similar pattern in most of the palaces.
Here, Injeong-jeon is a throne hall for formal state events, with Seonjeong-jeon the ruler’s council hall. It’s also quite fascinating how hidden details can be overlooked. Apparently patterns of plum blossom on the roof ridges symbolize the imperial status of the Han Empire, and a Prince’s ordering of blue-glazed roof tiles for the council hall ...
To the land of 10,000,000
... nap and we went out for Kim' bday celebration. Went to a place called Bunkers. They had buckets of mixed drinks, such as Jagerbombs, jack and coke, long islands etc for W10,000. After many buckets shared amongst use, we went out to a dance club.
Saturday was spent sleeping until 1pm and going to N Seoul Tower. Seoul tower was pretty nice, a scenic nest for love birds to venture off too. They ...
Setting out and Seoul
... city that feels a bit like an old friend, quite familiar and easy to get along with. Everything translated into English, fantastic metro system to get around on and all the comforts of home, with coffee shops and patisseries on every corner.
That said, Seoul is definitely not one of those places where people say it "could be anywhere". It seems to have kept it's history and we definitely got all palaced-out in the two main sites ...
Seou 1: No Longer the Hermit Kingdom
... the area into a public park during their colonization period. Thus, the area looks fairly empty, but rebuilding efforts remain ongoing. While there may not be a lot to see, joining a free tour (English ones are currently at 10:30 AM) really helps bring the place to life. I learned of the hierarchical system--Kings entered at the largest gate, walked the highest road and his family were on the second best. Nobelmen were also ranked according to favor ...



