Along Section 5 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (5 of 9) – A Place to Stay in Soocheol Village
Nothing to get too excited about; the room was bare and the bathroom was shared. But it was warm and adequate for a night's sleep. (Visit in Google Maps.)
Monthly Archive: March 2013
Along Section 5 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (4 of 9) – Views from the Forest Fire Observation Station
The best views of Section 5 are found here, with both the starting point and ending points in sign, including the Sancheong-Hamyang Incident Memorial. The guy manning the station explained that the North Koreans had taken refuge in the hills around here during and after the Korean War and the...
Along Section 5 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (3 of 9) – Drinks and More Signs
I was feeling quite cheerful as I left this rest area since I'd just asked for a cup of makgeolli, but the proprietor brought me a whole bottle. This was also the first place I'd seen people on the trail. I was told that two big groups had passed by...
Along Section 5 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (2 of 9) – To Sangsa Waterfall
There's a cute little waterfall along the way up from Banggok-Ri… (Visit in Google Maps.)
Along Section 5 of the Chirisan Doollae-Gil (1 of 9) – Signs on the Path from Donggang Village to Banggok-Ri
Picking up where we left off three weeks before on our hike on Section 4 and part of 5, I headed up the path from Donggang Village to the Hamyang-Sancheong Incident Memorial in Banggok-Ri (which we had already done last time before turning back). Lots of signs along the way...
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Yet Another Translation Error in the Korean Version of Windows 7
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Information for Entrepreneurs and Investors about Changes to the Korean D-8 Visa Rules
The D-8 visa has been a good visa for non-Korean investors and entrepreneurs wishing to live and work in Korea over the long-term. Basically, since opening a corporation in Korea had previously required W50 million in paid-in capital, non-Koreans setting up such a corporation in Korea who made the investment...
