Sidewalks and Alleyways in Seoul
What better way to see Seoul than by walking endless miles along the sidewalks to experience the food and beauty of the city.
What better way to see Seoul than by walking endless miles along the sidewalks to experience the food and beauty of the city.
It’s not easy to tell people about what I ate in Korea because I don’t speak Korean. But the Korean food I ate was delicious.
A day of wandering through Seoul led me to visit Seodaemun Prison History Hall in the city’s Seodaemun Independence Park.
There are few cities I desire to return to, but my return to Seoul reminded me how much there is to enjoy in this sprawling city.
“Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash” – Pink Floyd, Money There are museums you don’t expect to visit on your travels. It’s happened before. I still regret visiting the Icelandic Phallological Museum. But sometimes the unexpected museums are more interesting. Fortunately, the Bank of Korea Money Museum in Seoul was a …
A visit to Changdeokgung palace in Seoul, South Korea, including a tour of the secret garden. This is one of the largest and most impressive palaces in Korea.
“I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.” -Vincent Van Gogh Seoul is an amazing metropolis–the towering buildings and modern architecture make it seem overwhelming at times–with history, culture, and international commerce mingling in the streets. It’s fascinating to watch the people throughout the day among the backdrop …
Drinking in Korea is more than just boring beer that The Economist complained about a few years ago. There’s craft beer, soju, and makgeolli to enjoy.
So much great food to try while going around Seoul for a couple months. Korean food is delicious with plenty of variety.
A hike up Baekundae, the highest peak in metropolitan Seoul, in Bukhansan National Park.
Long conversations beside blooming irises – joys of life on the road -Bashō Today I depart Seoul after two months of living in a tiny apartment near Toppoki Street (and I’m not really a fan of eating toppoki; it’s not bad, but I just don’t like gluttonous rice cakes much). I’m heading to Italy for a while–I …
I finally got to see a baseball game in Korea. My first ballgame in Asia was quite an experience.
Celebrating Independence Day in Seoul, South Korea, with a spicy burger and some beer in Noksapyeong with a surprise fireworks show.
A Memorial Day hike at Yongmasan and Achasan in Seoul, South Korea, that turned out to be more difficult than expected.
After a week of feeling a bit overwhelmed, I’ve become more comfortable with my surroundings in Seoul with a little help from beer, baseball, and a friend.