so these are the places we went to without a tour guide in seoul.
pretty easy to navigate :)
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| in the train. everyone's looking sharp with blazers. also quite a wide train. something you don't get to see in malaysia.. |
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| cheonggyecheon stream at night! gets pretty cold here. |
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| sadly when we went there, it was in between decorations. if we came a week later, there would've been lanterns here.. sobs i can imagine just how lovely this place would be. |
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| ignore the excited face. |
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| many couples chilling by the river. you can look up the history behind cheonggyecheon, it's quite a cool story. surprisingly, it's not man-made. but they had to do a huge restoration project. |
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| king sejong at gwanghamun square. he was the guy who introduced hangeul - the korean alphabet. it's actually pretty easy to learn.. much, much easier than chinese characters. |
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| right behind sejong is the gyeongbokgung. you can see the faint outline of mount bugak in the background. |
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| random patung. there's a story behind it.. but alas, i've forgotten :P |
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| dongdaemun design plaza. it's time for some serious posing lol |
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| DDP is known for its wildly futuristic building. not too sure whether it's nice-looking or not.. it's definitely not beautiful, just very.. futuristic :P |
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| fascinated by the changing rainbow colours DDP is also very near to lotteria |
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| roses lights |
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| egg that changes colour |
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| also, there's a story behind the egg, but of course i've forgotten.. haha |
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