Korea's Story, 2012 (Late Autumn & Early Winter)

Heading to Korea via Taiwan. *Asian Airlines*

Finally, safely landed at Incheon International Airport and yeah this is our official Korea's guide Mr. Kevin Park. He's sucha lovable person indeed.  

Day 1: Our first destination was Qing Xi Stream b4 heading to Dongdaemun Shopping Street (Souvenir hunting) 

Day 2: Was very lucky to experienced th Autumn, even though its kinda cold that time. -2 degree cel. I love the colors of those maple trees. (in front of our hotel, Vis-A-Vis Hotel) 

Day 2: First destination, Petite France.

Day 2: First destination, Petite France.

Day 2: At Amphitheater right in th middle of Petite France. Which is suitable stage 4 small performance.

Day 2: From Petite France then we go to Naomi/Nami Island (Winter Sonata) riding boat. 

Day 2: I love Naomi Island. Simply gorgeous!  

Day 2: At Naomi/Nami Island.

Day 2: From Naomi Island, then we go to DIY Kimchi Making School. We learned how to make kimchi here!! It was very interesting tho.

Day 2: Wore Hanbok (Korean's traditional costume) at Studio 41

Day 3: Shop till ya drop here!! Its Yeoju Premium Outlet!! The Yeoju Premium Outlet shopping center is enormous, taking up 265 500 sq meters and is Asia's 2nd largest outlet to Japan's Gotenbar Outlet!! Sucha Shopping Heaven! 

Day 3: After shopping we go to Everland. Everland is Korea's largest theme park in Yongin, a city in Gyeonggi-do province, South Korea. With 6.6 million visitors, Everland was ranked 13th in th world for amusement park attendance in 2011.

Day 3: Safari World at Everland Theme Park.

Day 3: Night view at Everland was awesome! And it was darn cold that time, -3 deg cel!! 

Day 3: Morning walk at Namsan Tower. 

Day 3: Commonly known as the Namsan Tower or Seoul Tower, is a communication and observation tower that located on Namsan Mountain in central Seoul, South Korea. Also marks as th highest point in Seoul.

Day 3: Love padlocks is a famous trend among couples in Korea. They would lock their padlocks at public areas and throw away the key to symbolize that their love will be locked forever. 

Day 3: Me with lovely Korean's ladies wearing their Hanbok.

Day 3: Wore Hanbok at Namsan Tower.

Day 4: Heading to CheongWaDae Sarangchae, Office of The President.

Day 4: Roof terrace of Korea Exhibition Center. 

Day 4: Korea Exhibition Center tells us about Korea and th culture of th nation. Th center displays and introduces various aspects of Korea, such as Korean history, great figures in Korea, UNESCO World Cultural Heritage, th historic figures printed on banknotes, global Koreans and creative culture of Korea. 

Day 4: From Korea Exhibition Center, then we go to Teddy Bear Museum at  Jangchung-Dong in central Seoul. 

Day 4: Watching drawing show, presented by THE LOOK.  It was a very interesting & fun show ever! They provide whole new experience through combination of various drawing techniques and its own special effects. 

Various foods that u must try when u're in Korea.

nyum3..

And its time to bid farewell to Korea. Back to Taiwan again.. 

I Wish U Were Here :(

I've grown up well. Very well indeed! I ate every foods that i love. I've learned that life is full of disappointments, whr ppl u trust th most will sooner or later let u down. I've learned that words can be deceiving but yeah, th truth always lies in a person's eyes. I've learned that everything can change in th blink of an eye and tears often come w/out invitation. I've through th ups and downs w/out any regrets. I work really hard to make sure i got everything that i want (u used to fulfill everything that i want back then). I got my own money now and most importantly i live my life pretty well (u shall proud of me, don't u?). I learned a lot about life since th day u left (i missed u everyday, u know right?). I learned to stand on my own feet instead of hoping for any helps from other ppl (u know right, im that type?). It wasn't easy at first, but now im getting used to it (im that strong!). I've learned well from every step i took. Really.