King Sejong at Gwanghwamun
With friends at the King Sejong exhibit at Kwanghwamun Plaza in Seoul. (Click to visit in Google Maps.)
Tagged: Around Korea
Old Trollycar in Seoul
The trollycar in the background was one of the originals that travelled the streets of Seoul during the 1950s and 1960s. It's just a museum piece now, in front of the Seoul History Museum. Click to visit in Google Maps.
Gyeonghee Palace in Seoul
Gyeonghee Palace in Seoul. Click to visit in Google Maps.
The US Embassy in Korea Remembers
It seems like everybody in Korea's getting into the act of remembering the Korean War. The US Embassy in Seoul has (or at least until recently, had) the following sign hanging on the front: "We Remember. The 60th Anniversary"
“It Hurts When You Walk on Me!” – What the Grass Thinks –
I found this sign outside Gyeonghee Palace in Seoul. Click to visit in Google Maps.
Umbrellas in the Sky at the Cheonju Hanok Village
I got this shot at the Cheonju Hanok Village a few weeks ago. I guess this was done for artistic effect.
You Can’t Visit Chuncheon City Without Having Chicken Ribs!
"Chicken Ribs" are a specialty of Chuncheon city, where Treasure had her dance performance a couple weeks ago. Of course, we made sure to have some too before heading back home.
At the Korea International Boat Show 2010 Near Ansan
GyeongGi Province is working to develop a boating industry and 2010 was the third year to host the Korea International Boat Show [EXPIRED LINK REMOVED: https://koreaboatshow.org/en/main.do?cmd=mainInfo] at Jeongok Port near Hwaseong City, which is just south of Ansan. We found several yachts we’d like to buy once I increase my...
GAFIC Trip to Cheonju with Cauvery and About 15 Japanese CEOs of Foreign-Invested Companies in GyeongGi Province
Click here to visit the Jeonju Hanok Village in Google Maps. Visiting Jeonju without having bibimbap is kind of like a trip to Seattle without dropping by Starbucks… View of Jeonju from the top of the nearby hill. Making Korean fans with Korean traditional paper (한지). One of the many...
