QUOTE(ycl90 @ Jun 4 2010, 02:56 AM)
Must do :
1) River cruisse in Hanyang river, korea
2) Watch korean stage performers (I watched JUMP and Nanta) They cost more than rm100 per person. I prefer Nanta, but it costed me Almost RM200 for VIP seat. But I never regret watching it, its very lively, a MUST TRY!
3) Namiseom island, cycling with ur loved one and take some nice pictures!
4) Try the 6 hours trail in Seoraksan. The scenery is breath taking (even though it's not yet covered in snow!) I will update this post to put in all the names. I forgotten.
5) Ski during winter! It's tiring, but fun! Make sure you have coach to teach you. It's fun, really.
6) Palaces. It's not the authentic one, but its good to know some history of korea. Most of the palaces in korea are rebuilt in the modern days, unlike china. I spent 2 days alone on their palaces, taking pictures and enjoying their history trails.
7) Shop for souvenirs in Insadong. The price of souvenirs in insadong MIGHT be slightly more expensive, but you get varieties. Insadong is more like a art street. You might find these souvenirs in Namdaemun too, slightly, only slightly cheaper. When I say Slightly, it probably means RM1 different for 5 sets of souvenirs.
Last words,
Seoul's subway map isn't that hard to understand. It's fun to figure it out and very swiftly, you can wander around Seoul like I did. Did I mention I spend 7 days in Seoul? Subways fares, when accumulated, is'nt cheap at all!(cost me close to RM200)
wow...u r having a great time...my cousin just coming back from jinbu (she stayed alone since feb 2010), she teached english and study korean culture..n i'm going to korea with my female fren end of september...ur information is kinda useful to me...i'm also learning a bit korean language as i'm too obses with the K-drama & K-pOp...hehe 1) River cruisse in Hanyang river, korea
2) Watch korean stage performers (I watched JUMP and Nanta) They cost more than rm100 per person. I prefer Nanta, but it costed me Almost RM200 for VIP seat. But I never regret watching it, its very lively, a MUST TRY!
3) Namiseom island, cycling with ur loved one and take some nice pictures!
4) Try the 6 hours trail in Seoraksan. The scenery is breath taking (even though it's not yet covered in snow!) I will update this post to put in all the names. I forgotten.
5) Ski during winter! It's tiring, but fun! Make sure you have coach to teach you. It's fun, really.
6) Palaces. It's not the authentic one, but its good to know some history of korea. Most of the palaces in korea are rebuilt in the modern days, unlike china. I spent 2 days alone on their palaces, taking pictures and enjoying their history trails.
7) Shop for souvenirs in Insadong. The price of souvenirs in insadong MIGHT be slightly more expensive, but you get varieties. Insadong is more like a art street. You might find these souvenirs in Namdaemun too, slightly, only slightly cheaper. When I say Slightly, it probably means RM1 different for 5 sets of souvenirs.
Last words,
Seoul's subway map isn't that hard to understand. It's fun to figure it out and very swiftly, you can wander around Seoul like I did. Did I mention I spend 7 days in Seoul? Subways fares, when accumulated, is'nt cheap at all!(cost me close to RM200)
QUOTE(juichuan @ Jun 6 2010, 11:31 AM)
don't wait for air asia...Thai airways always offer cheaper one...i got mine return tix for 1559 only.. Added on June 7, 2010, 1:54 pm
QUOTE(huiyin_hsu @ Jun 7 2010, 12:15 AM)
hye huiyin...so u are staying in korea? wud like some advise...is pocket money around RM2k enof for guesthouse & shopping? i've calculated roughly that after deduct the guesthse fr 8 nite i left around 1.5k..wonder it enof for food, travel & shopping..hehe This post has been edited by nejin: Jun 7 2010, 01:54 PM
Jun 7 2010, 01:47 PM

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