Here are some of the prettiest (and oddest) things we spotted in South Korea:
We arrived during Yonsei's spring festival. Mechanical bull anyone? Photo by Erin Chapman.
Korean truck stops are more like carnivals than truck stops. This little boy is eating fruit on a stick. Photo by Erin Chapman. 
The steps in front of the Seoul National Art Museum. Photo by Erin Chapman.
The shrimp burger was not as good as the bulgolgi burger. Photo by Erin Chapman. 
The view from the top of North Seoul tower was amazing. Note that all of the tower names are in English. Photo by Erin Chapman.
Don't forget to take off your shoes. Photo by Erin Chapman.
The Korean invisible man. Photo by Erin Chapman.
South Korea is a place that truly appreciates musical theater. Consequently I love South Korea. Photo by Erin Chapman.
In Jeonju City we slept in a traditional Korean hut (aka on the floor with Spongebob blankets). Photo by Erin Chapman. 
Two things: First, Korean "museums" are often just stores. Secondly, the man in the background is on a forklift, holding a large umbrella sifting through garbage. Photo by Erin Chapman.
We were surprised to find an art gallery under the bridge. Photo by Erin Chapman. 
A young Korean couple sits in front of the light show above the Chungeychung river. Photo by Erin Chapman. 
The Korean War Memorial at the mouth of the Chungeychung river. Photo by Erin Chapman. 
Who you callin shrimp burger? Those steps are beautiful! Keep up the pictures, I love seeing what you see!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD IS THAT INVISIBLE MAN FLOATING. AHH.
ReplyDeleteDo you take off your shoes in all buildings, or just domestic ones?