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This area in eastern Gyeonggi province was the site of a series of battles in late January and early February of 1951. I spent a full day exploring back in 2009; this visit was a lot quicker. (Visit in Google Maps.)
This was Cauvery's first visit to Lotte World that he remembers. He was two the last time we went back in 2002.
This island is named for a Korean general who was unjustly executed many hundreds of years ago and then buried here. It was also the filming spot for the Korean drama Winter Sonata, which was evidently extremely popular around Asia, as demonstated by the thousdands of tourists from many countries...
What to Expect The starting point at Weonbuchun Village is about a half-hour walk up from the main road and since there're only one or two buses a day this way, it's likely you will have walked to this point. From here, it's yet another couple hours up the paved...
Up and Out from Buchun-Ri I'm Staying Here Next Time Fields of Green Tea Around Hwagae-Myeon In the Hills Along the Seomjin River
Scenery just doesn't get much more beautiful than the views of the Seomjin river from these hills. (Visit in Google Maps.)
This spot is famous for independence movement events that took place in 1919 against the nasty Japanese colonizers. (Visit in Google Maps.)
This is green tea country. It's also just down the road from Ssanggye Temple, where Cauvery and I spent a couple days back in 2011. (Visit in Google Maps.)
The photos don't do justice to the view. I would love to live in a place like this someday. (Visit in Google Maps.)
I had hoped to stay at the same place I slept at after finishing the Section 13 here back in November but apparently the owners shut down for the winter and went to live somewhere else. Unable to find anywhere to sleep, I hitched a ride back to Hwagae to...
