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Down the path from the place a few thousand women are said to have jumped to their deaths over 1,500 years ago, Goransa Temple is a cute (but very small) place next to the weater. It is said that the kings of Baekje would have water brought to them daily...
The capital of Baekje was moved from Gongju (see previous posts here and here) to Buyo, just down the road. So we headed down there and took these photos. The family was overcome with guilt for having missed out on the fortress climb in Gongju and so I was able to...
The highlight of this little outing was climbing to the top of a pagoda to find the couple in picture #4 below quickly extracting themselves from a compromising position and putting their clothes back on. The family missed all that because they were sitting in the car with the air-conditioning...
Korean War Memorial to the Armed Forces of Thailand POW Camp Museum in Geoje City Imjingak and the Freedom Bridge The Communist Labor Party Building Near Cheorweon From the Top of the Eulji Observatory Dopiansa Temple, The Ridgeline Behind Weolmi Amusement Park The Smith Company Battle Site of July 5,...
We started out our Family History Tour 2012 at these tombs in Gongju. The tomb of King Mulungis particularly significant because it was overlooked by the grave robbers over the ages and when it was found about 40 years ago by archeologists, it contained a lot of valuable information about...
Birthplace of Korean President Kim Young-Sam Birthplace and Place of Death of Korean President Rho Moo-Hyeon Birthplace of Korean President Kim Dae-Jung
I was recently contacted by a writer for Groove Magazine [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://groovekorea.com/] who is writing an article about people who have taught English in Korea but have moved away from this industry, both in Korea and back in their home countries. Looking for an expert opinion, he contacted me...
Not many businesses in Ansan have been around for 20+ years, but here's one. They apparently opened in 1989, which would probably mean, right at the time this building was first built. I remember coming here for dinner with friends shortly after arriving in Korea back in 1994 and long...
I didn't see a single person for almost three hours on my walk, but I'm glad they were thoughtful enough to remind me which side of the stairs to walk up. (Visit in Google Maps.)
Cheollanamdo, Korea Poonggyeong Pension Staying at the Bandit's Den Homestay in Hwasoon-Gun, Cheollanam Province Spending a Few Days at Pinocchio Pension at Mallipo to Reflect Jeju Island Trip – Our Pension
