My travelling Taiwan journal
That time my travel journal with accounts of my grad trip hijinks was a part of a travelling exhibition
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Jogyesa 조계사 and Jongmyo 종묘 – a spiritual side of Seoul
When you’ve had enough of the grand Joseon dynasty palaces, head to Jogyesa and Jongmyo to see a different side of Seoul
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4D3N Seoul Itinerary for the first-time visitor
Never been to Seoul? Here’s a guest post by Anch who’s a Seoul lover and showing you how you can see the important sights in a 4D3N itinerary.
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Cheap and hip Seoul – Ewha 이화 and Hongdae 홍대
The Seoul Sojourn continues in the hip university towns of Ewha and Hongdae, with affordable shopping for the student budget and lots of cool places to check out!
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Eat. Learn. Move.
Sometimes you just need a pretty bunch of videos to inspire that wanderlust
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Strolling along the Cheonggyecheon 청계천 – the urban river of Seoul
In the midst of Seoul, the Cheonggyecheon is a much needed breather and quiet space to relax and escape from busy city life, just for a little bit
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Watching Seoul’s Nanta and Jump
I watched two of South Korea’s most popular comedy-musicals – Nanta and Jump – transcend language barriers, have fun interactive moments and are laugh-out-loud funny. Read on for reviews of both shows.
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High on Seoul at N Seoul Tower
Get a bird’s eye view of downtown Seoul up N Seoul Tower on Namsan Hill, and leave your love locks behind.
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Changdeokgung 창덕궁 and its secret back garden
Gyeongbokgung may be the oldest palace, but Changdeokgung is considered the prettiest because of its secret back garden.
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The Grand Palace of Gyeongbokgung 경복궁
Seoul’s largest palace Gyeongbokgung is a great way to quickly immerse yourself in the history of the Joseon Dynasty.
