Formerly the central point of all of Seoul, Gwanghwamun Square in Jongno District may look inconspicuous enough. But, it holds a rich history. Now a large pedestrian-only square, it’s home to incredible statues of Admiral…
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Memorial Day was rainy, but warm. And since Brandon had to work, it seemed like the perfect opportunity to visit Pinnacle Land Arboretum in Asan – just 20 minutes away from Camp Humphreys. Brandon had…
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Stretching a whopping 402 meters, Yedangho Suspension Bridge in Yesan is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in South Korea. While crossing this bridge may not feel as daring as some of the other suspension bridges…
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**After going on this hike, we learned that we took one of the more intense trails, but that there are actually multiple trails for Pinnacle Four. Below I give directions and instructions on the hike…
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When my bestie, Laina, was here visiting me (for no reason other than she loves me enough to fly 7,000 miles to see me), we took a little day trip up to Seoul. Obviously, one…
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