My last photos from the streets of Seoul [sniff]. Reliving my experiences to write these posts is one of the things I love most about having a blog. And also why I feel a bit disappointed when I reach the end of a photo sorting mission! This post contains images
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Thick smog hung over Seoul for most of my visit, casting a beautiful steel blue light on everything. In fact, the first smog free day didn't arrive until it was time for me to leave. The air quality was consistently "very unhealthy" according to my weather
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I took a surprising amount of photos in Seoul given the relatively short amount of time I was there. The next three blog posts of my Seoul adventure are a chronological-ish collection of interesting things I spotted around the city... I landed at Incheon and met my good friend Magda,
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Bukchon Hanok Village is an old residential neighbourhood in Seoul. Bukchon means "northern village" and hanok are traditional Korean houses with tiled roofs. The area is a hilly maze of narrow streets and alleys, with homes, shops, museums and places of cultural interest. I didn't discover
I considered gently easing you into my Seoul trip. Then I changed my mind and decided to give you my first experience of the city... Gwangjang Market (광장시장). A traditional street market in Jongno-gu, crammed full of food vendors. I'd been awake for almost 30 hours by the
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