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April 24, 2014

5 Days 4 Nights South Korea Itinerary

DIY Itineraries/South Korea
5 Days 4 Nights South Korea Itinerary

5 Days, 4 Nights Seoul Korea Itinerary FLIGHT: Airasia via Terminal 3  Fri 25 Apr 2014 Z2 884 MNL 02:25 ICN 07:25  Tue 29 Apr 2014 Z2 885 ICN 08:25 MNL 11:40 HOTEL RESERVATION:   Your reservation was confirmed at Myeong-dong branch ( Myeong-dong Hostel ) ( 25th to 29th of April, 4 nights 5 days. at Dormitory room / 2 person) ※ The total payment is that 22,000 KRW X 4 nights X 2 person  = 176,000 KRW How to Get there: Take bus number 6015 heading to Myeong-dong IBIS ambassador   April 25 – Day 1 Changdeokgung Palace and Huwon Changgyeonggung Palace Changdeokgung Palace Gyeong Bokgung Palace             Anguk Station (Subway Line 3), Exit 3. Go straight for 5min. Ticket Price for all Palaces 10,000 won Han River Cruise (Yeiounaru Park) N Seoul Tower ( 4pm to 7am View of Day and Night, try traditional hanbok costume for free)           How to get to there:           Myeondong Station exit 3, walk straight to 7 eleven to pacific hotel Namdaemeun Market   April 26 – DAY 2 Korean Folk Village Farmers Dance – 10:30am / 14:00 Acrobatics on A Tightrope Walking 11:00 / 14:30 […]

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by shailany
April 1, 2014

Jinhae Cherry Blossoms Festival 2014

South Korea
Jinhae Cherry Blossoms Festival 2014

Jinhae is one of the most popular and largest cherry blossoms festivals in South Korea because of the thousands of cherry blossoms tree. Many tourists from different countries flock to Korea to attend this festival. It will take place from April 1 to April 10, 2014. How to get to Jinhae from Seoul by Bus Take a bus from Seoul Gangnam bus terminal; travel time is approximately 4 hours. You may also take a bus from Seoul going to Changwon, which is the capital Gyeongsan, and then take the local bus number 151 to get to Jinhae. Events From April 1 to 10, there will be an exhibition on ocean safety and environment, lifeguard demonstration and the opening of Changwon Sola Tower (free admission). The opening took place last March 31, 2014, wherein several kpop stars and naval military band attended. Fireworks display will be on April 2, 2014 – 20:00 pm at Jinhaeru Seaside. Street Parade which is the reenactment parade of General Yi Sun-shin and his troops will be help at Bukwon Rotary to Jungwon Rotary on April 4, 15:00 to 17:00. About 1 kilometer of the Yeojwacheon Stream will be decorated with laser beams, mirrors and ornamental […]

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by shailany
March 27, 2014

How to get to Korean Folk Village

South Korea
How to get to Korean Folk Village

The easiest and cheapest way to get to Korean Folk Village is taking a subway going to Suwon station. From Suwon station, walk outside and find the Tourist information center. From the tourist information center, they will guide you to the free bus going to Korean Folk Village. As soon as you get to Korean Folk Village, just pay the entrance fee and enjoy inside. Korean Folk Village is known as the “Filming Location of Several Famous Korean Dramas”, you get a chance to watch live shows, just make sure to check the schedule. It also have museums, amusement park, traditional style restaurants, and more! To go back to Seoul, go to the bus station just outside Korean Folk Village. Take the bus that will stop at Suwon Station. Last stop is Suwon station, from Suwon station, just take subway line back home.

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by shailany
March 26, 2014

Jeju Island Revisited – Museum of Sex and Health Education

South Korea/Travel Stories
Jeju Island Revisited – Museum of Sex and Health Education

When I went to Jeju Island, I didn’t research for places to go, I just let my feet bring me anywhere. I remember watching the Korean Drama IRIS of Kim Tae Hee and Lee Byung Hun, the tower where he died. I must go there! Luckily, It’s along the way! One of my greatest discoveries is the Sex and Health Museum! Everything you see in this museum is depicts of “SEX”, from statues to photographs, to visual presentation, videos and more! You can also check “LoveLand” While I was in Jeju, my mode of transportation are bus and taxi only. Take note that buses have daily time schedule, and I swear, waiting for buses each time will cost a lot of your time, so better take a taxi if you want to make it. MUSEUM AS ITS BEST

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by shailany
October 28, 2012

South Korea Trip – Part 2 as a Solo Traveler in Seoul, Busan and Jeju Island

DIY Itineraries/South Korea/Travel Stories
South Korea Trip – Part 2 as a Solo Traveler in Seoul, Busan and Jeju Island

For the second time, I visited South Korea and this time as a solo traveler. I booked my plane ticket a month ago and it costs me around 8500 pesos– back and forth – Manila – Seoul – Manila, June 10, 2011 to June 13, 2011. My reason? I panicked when I saw that Lee Ji Hoon has a musical show called Won Hyo, I am dying to see him in person and watching him perform LIVE, so I grabbed this opportunity. To make this a perfect vacation, I will be going to JEJU Island as well. DAY 1 (Seoul, South Korea) Okay! To start it out, June 09, 2011, I went early to NAIA Terminal 3 for my 1:30 am flight. Few minutes before landing to Incheon International Airport, I was rushing to fill up the immigration paper. When we arrived at airport, I easily passed the immigration. I purchased a bus ticket heading Myeondong and get off at Ibusiness Hotel, from there, I walked till I reached Seoul Backpackers. I got my reservation and just changed clothes. The first place I visited is the ‘Seoul World Cup Stadium’. At world cup stadium, there are also IMAX and mountains […]

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by Shailany
October 28, 2012

Do-it-Yourself(DIY) Trip to Seoul, South Korea – Part 1

DIY Itineraries/South Korea/Travel Stories
Do-it-Yourself(DIY) Trip to Seoul, South Korea – Part 1

Is it also your dream to visit Korea? A home of Korean Dramas – Winter Sonata, Endless Love? Kpop stars – Girls Generation and Superjunior? Stumble upon Bae Yong Jun or Jang Guen Suek while walking on The Street? but you don’t have enough budget to spend? well, I hope my experience would help you in getting to South Korea on a Budget travel – Do IT Yourself. XD It was around January when I purchased my plane ticket to Korea, thanks to Cebupacificair, it’s cheaper than the original price. Considering I don’t have visa yet, and I have never been to other country (I was so nervous that time), I only have my passport! When I went back to Korean Embassy to get the result, I was so nervous!!! I can’t ever start planning my itinerary, since it would be a waste if my Visa will be denied. God is on my side, it was APPROVED! Even other applicants are laughing at me On that day, I started doing my Itinerary. I actually tried to find a cheaper tourist package, since I don’t know anything in Korea, I don’t want to waste time, I wanted to visit many places […]

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by Shailany

Angel of the Acid Lake

Shailany Vizconde

Shailany Vizconde

Young, spirited, and an adventurer – this is the perfect set of adjectives to describe myself. I'm an adventure-seeker and backpacker who has dreamt of traveling different countries and sharing my stories to the people.

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