LOL.. yep their version of sleeping on heated floor with tilam and hard pillow..

Yes, it will damage the electronics (handphones too) if you put them on the heated floor overnight or for days.

Actually when I was in South Korea, slept on bed but with heated floor, I felt stuffy and dehydrated even though I wasn't even sleeping on the floor. So my advice is to always put a glass of water on the table if you're staying in a room with heated floor

I opened the window but it was chilly at night so I only opened a little bit. It was still stuffy..

@Rsralf: Here's the pic of Gyeongju city tour bus routes.. and I just realized they don't have night tour.. haha so you're right about the new tour bus then?



This post has been edited by sophistafunk: Apr 4 2011, 06:28 PM

I took Air Busan for RM200 return flight (Gimpo-Jeju-Busan). Maybe depending on how early you book but that time Air Busan was cheaper than Eastar Jet.

I registered Asiana, Air Busan and Easter as member online to book the tickets.. cos they only allow members to view the fares..

U gotta be kiddin' me... They don't understand "eat", "food", "toilet".. and many more. Not the majority can understand and speak English in South Korea and IMO, even though we don't pronounce 100% accurately, at least majority of us can spell and understand the basic words!!!

Me too.. Just learn some of the basic survival words on-the-go!

During our stay, we were taught to say "chu seyo" when asking for stuff. For example, "pap, chu seyp", "ramen, tu geh, chu seyo". Tu geh = two bowls (correct ah?) and chu seyo is more or less like "give me" in formal, courteous way.

So I guess "chu seyo" can win smiles and open doors to friendship

Rain took AA flight?