Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts
7 June 2021
Redemption in Taejongdae, return to Centum City
28 February 2021
2 September 2020
Back to Busan
Even (or maybe especially so) on holiday, I awaken early. I enjoyed the sunlight streaming through the courtyard into our doors before deciding to get ready.
16 August 2020
Living in a hanok

We woke up early to have breakfast at another nearby Sukiya, and then after running back because I left my umbrella, we returned to pack up the rest of our room.
25 June 2019
Suwon
We visited Suwon on my first trip to South Korea, but I only briefly covered it in my single post covering the week we spent there. I wrote it about a year and a half after my visit, so I had tried to condense the memories that remained into that post, but over the years, bits and pieces of the day we spent in Suwon came back, and I decided to write about some of the fond details I remembered from that day.

Labels:
Asia Trip 2015,
day trip,
South Korea,
Suwon,
travel
24 March 2019
Travelling solo
The first time I traveled by myself was a short trip of 2 days; I decided to take the scenic route to visit my friend in Manchester from Amsterdam, and stopped in two cities for a day each. Unfortunately, I sprained my ankle and made it a lot worse from all the walking-around-because-I-was lost that I did.

Labels:
Europe 2017,
HKSKNZ 2018,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
tips and tricks,
travel
29 November 2018
Bukhansan
The original plan was to arrive at Bukhansan early in the morning to avoid as much of the crowds as possible... but the unexpected late night led to last minute changes. I grabbed a convenient breakfast yet again, and managed to get to the base around 9am, where I couldn't resist buying more kimbap from the many stalls there.
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Labels:
Bukhansan,
hiking,
HKSKNZ 2018,
Seoul,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
27 November 2018
Across the river
I started the day early again, and left for Samcheongdong around 7am. My last visit to Seoul had included Bukchon Hanok Village, but it had been packed with fellow tourists, and I wanted to see if I could come back and catch it at a quieter time.

Labels:
HKSKNZ 2018,
Seoul,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
25 November 2018
Ttukseom
I was pretty tired after hiking all morning, so I decided to take it easy for the rest of the day. I showered and headed back out to Book Street again with my camera in hand for some better photos.
Labels:
Han River,
HKSKNZ 2018,
Seoul,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel,
Ttukseom
23 November 2018
Achasan
I started off my second day in Seoul with a visit to Achasan. Truthfully, my goal was to climb Bukhansan, and seeing as I hadn't had a proper hike for awhile, I wanted to ease my way into it.


Labels:
Achasan,
hiking,
HKSKNZ 2018,
Seoul,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
21 November 2018
Return to Seoul

I'm back.
Three and a half years after my first trip here, I found myself back in the bustling city of Seoul. I came with a very different state of mind than previously, and was determined to make the most of my remaining time in South Korea.
Labels:
HKSKNZ 2018,
Seoul,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
19 November 2018
Temples, beaches, and bad decisions
My second morning in Busan started early again. Normally an early riser, vacation usually makes me wake up at ungodly hours, and I settled in to enjoy the view from my hostel.


Labels:
Busan,
HKSKNZ 2018,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
12 November 2018
Unwinding in Busan
My visit back to Hong Kong didn't last very long; I was on a plane to South Korea the next morning, for a bit of a solo adventure before the rest of my family arrived in Hong Kong.

Labels:
Busan,
HKSKNZ 2018,
solo adventure,
South Korea,
travel
4 November 2016
Seoul searching
I can't make a post about Seoul without some sort of pun - believe me, I tried.
It's been about a year and a half since my time in South Korea, but I haven't forgot about it and even while I was there I was already awaiting my next visit.
We lived by the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, in a small apartment that barely fit us three, but was modern, clean, and had an accessible rooftop.


It's been about a year and a half since my time in South Korea, but I haven't forgot about it and even while I was there I was already awaiting my next visit.
We lived by the Dongdaemun Design Plaza, in a small apartment that barely fit us three, but was modern, clean, and had an accessible rooftop.
Labels:
Asia Trip 2015,
banana milk,
Dongdaemun,
hotteok,
korean bbq,
OSULLOC,
palaces,
Seoul,
South Korea,
Suwon,
travel
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