ESCAPE : Wander the alleys of the hanok village and experience the true essence of Seoul. This is the side of one the traditional hanok houses in Seoul. These houses are built in a specific architectural style designed to maintain balance with the surrounding environment (mountains, lakes, space, land contours) . Not only are they historical and beautiful, they are also very eco-friendly and sustainable using natural building materials such wood, clay, paper and stone. While in Bukchon Hanok Village you can:⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀• EXPLORE a few hanok (traditional houses) within the …
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Korea’s street Food| Comida callejera en Corea del Sur
If you think I’m passionate about traveling, you wouldn’t believe how I loove food.I’ve always said that food is the most fun and delicious way to learn about a country’s culture. I found Korea to be very different from the rest of the Asian countries I’ve visited. The people are more like south americans. Very social, warm and everything revolves around food…AND Soju. A clear colorless distilled beverage that alcohol content varies from about 16 % to 53% . Yeah, it’s like vodka but they drink it like beer! It’s common to see them in …
Seoul’s best Hike | La mejor caminata en Seúl
Few people associate a wired city like Seoul with nature, but 37 accessible mountains ring South Korea’s capital. Escaping to the great outdoors, is only a subway or bus ride away!Seoul’s highest peak, Baegundae, is a fun day hike. It’s located in Bukhansan National Park. The park’s famous trails lead not only to bird’s eye views of the city, but also past temples, fortress walls, and golden Buddha statues. Its a great way to discover this culture and enjoy a city escape destination! The rocky path requires strength, endurance, hiking …