Autumn in Korea is just amazing! The sound of the wind and the rustling leaves brings both laughter and fear to my children and the colors make me appreciate the natural beauty of the Earth. The world is capable of directing its own pace to create beautiful sceneries and in Korea, every road, park and… Read More Autumn’s Best Places to Visit in Korea
Two years ago, I had a rendezvous with Haneul Park’s sunset and I got those magnificent and Fiery Autumn Sunset photos. It’s Autumn once again and this time, I went on a morning stroll with my friend and neighbor, Ingrid. Morning walk. 425 steps up to Haneul Park. Neighborhood treadmill. #haneulpark🌾 #AutumnFeels A post… Read More Haneul Park in Autumn
Changdeokgung Palace is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. It is the most well-preserved palace from the Joseon Dynasty. Inside the Changdeokgung Palace lies a more magnificent beauty: the Secret Garden, known in Korean as Huwon. The Secret Garden can only be accessed through a guided tour. This is the schedule of the Secret Garden guided tour:… Read More Autumn Afternoon at the Secret Garden
One of the great experiences I had in Nepal was taking the cooking class at Nepal Cooking School. I was already excited after going around Durbar Square but when I met Sunaina and Sunita at the cooking school I got even more enthusiastic to know their dishes. These two are the warmest people you’ll get… Read More Cooking Class with Nepal Cooking School
Saturday at Yangju’s Nari Park was a day of rejoicing! … for beautiful places, man-made and God-created … for compassionate hearts of friends who take time to plan the days and be with us/welcome us during the holidays … for friends’ good health so we can all take time to be together … for our… Read More Beds of Flowers at Yangju’s Nari Park
My friend Ingrid and I went to this recently-opened culture park called “Oil Tank Culture Park” 2 Mondays ago. Trust Ingrid to scan Instagram and the internet for our must-go-to places. And the best part? It’s in our neighborhood! So on our scheduled Monday morning walk, Ingrid walked to my house from DMCVille and off we… Read More Go (Photo)Shoot at the Oil Tank Culture Park
If you happen to be at Children’s Grand Park or if you plan to visit the place, make sure to give some time and wait for the musical fountain show which starts around 5:00pm. The music and the water movement are entertaining enough. But people-watching is even more so. Kids and adults alike surround the… Read More Musical Fountain Show at the Children’s Grand Park
Living around the Digital Media City has been a blessing for our family’s quality of life. We enjoy the preservation of nature on one side and the display of the latest technology on the other side. The Digital Media City (DMC) is a high-speed optical communication network, interconnected with wireless and satellite communication, and has… Read More Millenium Eye: The Symbolic Landmark of Digital Media City
No living goddess photo here… sorry! You get my highly pixelized phone camera photo, instead! Lol! Seriously though, we cannot take photos of the living goddess. We can’t even be assured if we can take a glimpse of her. She’s a living goddess, protected and worshiped. She is believed to be a reincarnation of the… Read More The Living Goddess at Durbar Square
To make the day interesting, I had to start it in a place the boys would look forward to. The Swayambhunath, easily remembered as The Monkey Temple, was an easy choice among the places to go to I checked from Izzy’s Top Five Things To Do In Nepal and Hallie’s Kathmandu, Nepal: Swayambhunath. They were… Read More The Colors and Sounds on Top of the Swayambhunath