Postcards from South Korea – 2023 Edition

RheaAngeline

March 4

To end this South Korea travel series - 2023 Edition, let me share with you the places we have visited for your future reference. 🙂

Same with OOTD post, this type of entry has been done many years ago and I somehow see the difference in my gallery. First, most of my shots now are videos. Second, photos are not necessarily with great quality. Lastly, whether video or photo, shots were usually in vertical-type. This is indeed the era of reels, stories, and Tiktok.

Nevertheless, I managed to capture some, and South Korea is still beautiful in my sight. I hope you'll see it with your own eyes too!

Eunpyeong Hanok Village

I've been to Seoul for the first time in 2017, then followed by another trip in 2019 with different itinerary including Busan. I loved and adore South Korea and I know that there are still lots of places to visit and enjoy.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza

The shopping areas in Myeongdong, Namdaemun, and Insadong really captured my heart. I loved indulging in authentic Korean food and the weather makes me want to go back and visit more frequently.

Gyeongbokgung Palace

Starfield Co-ex Library

Maybe it was all from the influence of K-dramas that I have been watching since 2013, and the feeling was deepen with my love for Twice today! I feel like if there were no travel restrictions in the past years due to pandemic, I might have come back to the country once or twice a year.

Love Lock

Myeongdong

Namsan Tower

In the next trips, I am interested on staying in Busan since we went there for a day trip only last 2019. I am also interested in Jeonju and Jeju Island. I haven't been in themed parks such as Everland and Lotte World, so these might be included in my next agenda.

Gwangjang

Dongdaemun

For a South Korean wanna-be, I will never get tired of going back and forth to the country. Kung pwede akong mag-migrate dito, why not choknut?!? Pero sabi ni Jeff, stop muna kami sa SK. On to our next travel destinations - SOON. 🙂