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South Korea, a land of captivating charm and diverse modern culture, seamlessly blends the old and the new. From bustling shopping districts to delectable culinary delights, this vibrant nation offers an unforgettable experience.
Embark on a 4-day, 3-night adventure as we take a leisurely train ride from Seoul to the enchanting Nami Island. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Korean culture as we explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
Our itinerary includes:
- Ewha Womans University: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this prestigious all-female institution.
- Style Nanda Pink Pool Cafe: Indulge in sweet treats and Instagram-worthy moments at this whimsical cafe.
- Line Friends Store: Discover the adorable world of Line characters and bring home unique souvenirs.
- Myeong-Dong Market: Navigate the bustling streets of this renowned shopping district, overflowing with trendy fashion and delectable street food.
- N Seoul Tower: Ascend to the top of this iconic landmark and marvel at breathtaking panoramic views of the city.
- Bukchon Hanok Village: Step back in time and wander through the charming alleyways of this traditional Korean village.
- Gyeongbokgung Palace: Witness the grandeur of this historical palace, a symbol of Korea's rich cultural heritage.
- Insadong Geu Restaurant: Savor authentic Korean cuisine at this renowned restaurant, known for its traditional dishes and warm hospitality.
- Insadong Street: Explore the vibrant art scene and discover unique treasures at this historic street.
- Cheonggyecheon: Stroll along this revitalized urban oasis, a testament to Seoul's commitment to sustainability.
- Dongdaemun Design Plaza & LED Rose Garden: Witness the architectural marvel of this futuristic complex and be mesmerized by the enchanting illuminated rose garden.
- Hongdae Shopping Street: Immerse yourself in the youthful energy of this trendy district, brimming with fashion, music, and street art.
- James Cheese & Back Ribs: Indulge in a mouthwatering feast of cheesy goodness and succulent ribs at this popular restaurant.
- Nami Island: Escape to the serene beauty of this picturesque island, renowned for its picturesque landscapes and romantic ambiance.
- Garosu-gil Road: Stroll along this chic and sophisticated street, lined with designer boutiques and trendy cafes.
- Cafe Kitsune: Enjoy a cup of coffee in this stylish cafe, known for its minimalist aesthetic and delicious pastries.
- Itaewon Street: Explore the diverse and international atmosphere of this vibrant district, known for its multicultural shops and restaurants.
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Day 1:
Our adventure begins as we board our flight from Don Mueang Airport at 2:40 AM. We arrive at Incheon International Airport around 10:00 AM (Korean time is 2 hours ahead of Thailand time).
After passing through immigration, walk to the CU store to purchase a T-Money card. The card costs 2,500 won and can be topped up with an additional 10,000 won. Use the card to pay for train, bus, and taxi fares, as well as for purchases at convenience stores. Once you have the T-Money card, follow the signs for Airport Railroad to board the train to your accommodation.
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Our accommodation was booked at Kimchi Sinchon GuestHouse through the Agoda app. We booked for 3 nights at 2,853 baht. We chose this place because it is conveniently located near the Hongik University MRT station and the price is not too expensive. We took the train for about 1 hour and arrived at Hongik University station. We exited through Exit 7. We downloaded an app called Never Map to use as GPS for our trip.
It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the station to the accommodation. We arrived at the accommodation around noon, but we couldn't check in yet because they only allow check-in at 3 pm. So we left our luggage and came back later to check in.
Our first destination was Ewha Womans University (이화여자대학교). [Directions: Take the train to Ewha Womans University Station and exit 3.] Before reaching the university, there is a small public area where people relax and enjoy the scenery. We stopped to take some photos because the view was beautiful. After that, we bought some snacks along the way.
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Entering the university, the atmosphere was delightful, as the leaves began to change color throughout the area.
Ewha Womans University, a renowned private university located in the Seodaemun district, is the largest women's university in the world. As a result, it is a popular spot to see many beautiful young women.
South Koreans affectionately refer to this university as "Ewha," derived from Ewha Womans University. The university's stunning architecture, both within its grounds and in its various academic buildings, has made it a popular spot for photography enthusiasts seeking memorable snapshots.
We strolled around taking photos and then headed to the Style Nanda Pink Pool Cafe (Style Nanda Pink Pool Cafe) [Directions: Take the train to Myeong-dong Station, Exit 6, walk into the alley and turn right at the second intersection, about 100 meters, the shop will be on the left]. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a cute pink shop^^
The lower floor offers 3CE cosmetics, but we skipped shopping as we were primarily focused on finding food. The Pink Pool cafe is located on the 6th floor.
We were excited to try the signature Cotton Candy Ice Cream at the cafe, but unfortunately, they were all out. Instead, we ordered coffee and headed up to the rooftop. The rooftop has large pink beanbag chairs, perfect for those who love a sweet and whimsical aesthetic.
After lunch, we went for a stroll around Myeong-Dong Market. This is a top shopping destination as it is a hub for Korean youth fashion.
Another must-try is the street food, with plenty of vendors offering delicious snacks and treats.
Egg Bun! or Egg Bread
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On our way, we stopped by the Line friend store to buy ice cream and lined up to take pictures with Brown.
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As dusk began to settle, we still had some time to spare. We continued our journey to the N Seoul Tower (Namsan Tower). [Directions: From Myeong-Dong Station Exit 4, turn left at the intersection and walk along Sogong-ro Street for approximately 600 meters. You will then find a path leading to the glass elevator (Namsan Oreumi), which will take you to the cable car station (Namsan Cable Car). Alternatively, if you are feeling energetic, you can walk up the hill to the cable car station. However, we were not up for the challenge after a long day of walking, so we joined the queue for the glass elevator. The wait was not too long, around 10 minutes.
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After taking the glass elevator, take the cable car again. The round-trip cable car fare is 8,000 won per person.
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The temperature at the top is very cold, around 8 degrees Celsius. The Seoul Tower is a viewpoint in Seoul that is considered an important landmark. Anyone who visits Seoul should stop by to enjoy the beautiful view.
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This location also features a highlight for couples to come and lock their love, as it is believed to bring eternal love. A truly romantic experience.
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Day 1
We played until around 7 pm, then it was time to return to our accommodation to check in.
Day 2
We left our accommodation early in the morning because we had plans to explore Bukchon Hanok Village.
[Travel directions: Take the train to Anguk Station, exit 2, and walk along Bukchon-ro Street. Turn left onto Bukchon-ro 11-gil Street. The total distance is approximately 700 meters.]
The scenery of the changing leaves on both sides of the road from Anguk Station is truly breathtaking.
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There are many shops renting Hanbok before reaching the village. At first, I thought I wouldn't rent it, but I couldn't resist and had to stop by to rent it.
We rented a hanbok from Bukchon Hunok. The rental fee for 2 hours was 22,000 won. This price includes hairstyling, accessories, and a small handbag.
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Ready to explore! In the past, this village was home to high-ranking nobles during the Joseon Dynasty. The traditional houses have been preserved to this day, offering a glimpse into the atmosphere of old Korea.
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The streets of Bukchon are winding and have beautiful hidden corners in various spots.
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From our village, it is a short walk of about 800 meters to Gyeongbokgung Palace. Along the way, there are houses and beautiful walls where tourists can stop and take pictures.
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Admission to the palace costs 3,000 won per person, but those wearing hanbok can enter for free.
Gyeongbokgung Palace is the largest royal palace in South Korea, built during the Joseon Dynasty.
This popular tourist destination can be crowded, making it challenging to find the perfect photo spot. Visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace is a must-do when in Seoul. Allow at least one hour to explore the palace grounds thoroughly.
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After strolling around and taking photos for a while, it was time for lunch. We returned the hanbok to the Bukchon Hanok store and headed to Insadong Street for lunch.
From the costume rental shop, it takes about 15 minutes to walk to Insadong Street.
The charm of this street lies in its preservation of the atmosphere of ancient Korean culture. As you wander through the alleys, you'll encounter shops selling antiques, traditional food, local crafts, and Korean tea.
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We stopped for lunch at Insadong Geu Restaurant, located on Insadong Street. We chose this restaurant because we saw a long line of people waiting, which suggested it would be delicious. And it was indeed delicious, so we highly recommend it.
The interior of the restaurant is decorated in the style of an old Korean house. There is a wide variety of food to choose from. The dishes we ordered were Doengjang-jjigae and Chulpan dakbulgogi.
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After a satisfying meal, we continued our exploration by heading to the Ssamziegil building in search of delectable treats.
This is a "poop" dessert. Although the appearance of the dessert may be a bit strange, the taste is acceptable.
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In addition to the shops mentioned above, Ssamziegil also houses a variety of restaurants, souvenir shops, stationery stores, clothing stores, and more. However, due to time constraints, we only had time to grab a snack and do a little souvenir shopping.
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Next, we will continue to Cheonggyecheon (Cheonggyecheon Stream) [Directions: Take the train to Gwanghwamun Station and exit Exit 5].
This 600-year-old canal was once heavily populated, leading to polluted water. However, environmental restoration efforts on both sides of the Cheonggyecheon Stream have resulted in crystal-clear water, transforming it into a beautiful and romantic recreational area.
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We strolled along the canal until we reached Cheonggyecheon Plaza. Today, the canal was hosting the Seoul Lantern Festival 2018. The festival featured beautiful lanterns displayed from Cheonggyecheon Plaza to Sapyeongyo Bridge.
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From Cheonggyecheon Stream, we took the train to Dongdaemun Design Plaza & LED Rose Garden [Directions: Take the subway to Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station, Exit 1].
Dongdaemun Design Plaza is a venue for art exhibitions, concerts, trade shows, exhibitions, events, and was also the venue for Seoul Fashion Week.
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The highlight of this place is the LED Rose Garden with white roses located behind the building. It is very beautiful and many tourists come to take beautiful photos.
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After taking photos, we started to feel hungry, so we went back to Hongdae to find something to eat. It was close to our accommodation, making it easy to walk back at night. We could eat slowly without having to rush. Before reaching the restaurant, we took a stroll along Hongdae Shopping Street.
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After walking around, we ended up at James Cheese & Back Ribs. We ordered the normal spicy cheese ribs for two, which came with mashed potatoes, salad, corn soup, and eggs. When it was cooked, the staff cut the ribs and rolled them in cheese for each person. The taste was quite good.
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Day 3
We woke up early today at 7:00 AM to catch the train to Nami Island. We took the train from Hongik University Station to Cheongnyangni Station. Upon arrival, we followed the ITX signs to transfer to the ITX high-speed train.
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Purchase an ITX ticket from the vending machine to Gapyeong Station. The fare is 5,000 won per person. We opted for standing tickets as the seats were fully booked.
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Your tickets are ready. Please tap your T-money card on the Transit Card Reader. When exiting Seoul, tap the Unboarding option. When returning from Nami Island, tap the Boarding option.
After purchasing the tickets, we went to wait for the train. In fact, we barely had to wait at all. As soon as we arrived at the platform, the train pulled in.
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It took us about an hour to reach Kapeyoung Station.
Exiting the train station, you will find a taxi stand. The advantage of taking a taxi here is that passengers queue up to hail a taxi, eliminating the need to fight for a ride. Tell the driver you are going to Nami Island, the fare is 3,000 won.
After a short 10-minute ride, we arrived at the pier. There are several convenience stores and restaurants near the pier, so if you're hungry, you can stop by for a bite to eat.
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Purchase tickets at Nami Island Wharf. Round-trip ferry tickets cost 13,000 won per person.
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After a 15-minute boat ride, we arrived at Nami Island.
Upon arrival, we headed straight to a coffee shop, as we were exhausted from waking up early.
Some sections of the path along the pine forest are adorned with adorable lamps. ^^
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The atmosphere here is truly wonderful, especially the surroundings adorned with colorful autumn leaves, creating a romantic ambiance.
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After strolling, enjoying the breeze, and admiring the view until 3 pm, it was time to return to Seoul. We had to visit Garosu-gil Street next. We took a taxi back to Gapyeong Station and bought tickets from the ITX machine to Cheongnyangni Station. On the way back, we still had standing tickets, but this time there weren't many people, and we were able to stand by the window. We could see the beautiful and intricate mountain views all the way, which made us forget about being tired.
Upon arrival at Cheongnyangni Station, remember to tap your T-money card on the Transit Card Reader again. Then, we will continue our journey to Garosu-gil Street [Directions: Take the train to Sinsa Station and exit 8].
Garosu-gil Road is lined with ginkgo trees on both sides.
This vibrant area boasts a diverse selection of shops catering to every style, offering clothing, footwear, and accessories. Additionally, it is brimming with charming cafes adorned with stylish decor, providing a perfect ambiance for relaxation and socializing.
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We stumbled upon Cafe Kitsune while walking by. Peeking inside, we saw a tunnel of trees and surrounding fairy lights creating a delightful ambiance, so we decided to stop in for a coffee break.
After resting, we continued our walk and noticed that some of the surrounding shops had already closed. With a little time left, we decided to head to Itaewon Street (Directions: Take the train to Itaewon Station and exit 4). This wasn't originally on our plan, but we were glad we made it.
Itaewon Street: A Hub of International Delights
Itaewon Street is a vibrant hub of international delights, offering a diverse array of goods and culinary experiences for tourists to explore. While general merchandise stores typically close by 7 pm, the area transforms into a bustling nightlife scene after 10 pm, with restaurants, pubs, and bars coming alive with activity.
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We spent some time choosing a Korean restaurant because most of the restaurants had menus in Korean. We walked around several times until we found this restaurant called Magic Pocha. The atmosphere in the restaurant was very Korean, and they played great music.
Upon entering the restaurant, I was initially surprised to find it empty. I began to wonder if the food would be any good, but I decided to give it a try. At the counter, I was greeted in English by the elderly owner, which reassured me. I ordered the stir-fried small pork with squid and vegetables, and I must say it was absolutely delicious.
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We listened to music and chatted until 10 pm, then hurried back because we were afraid of missing the train.
Day 4
There wasn't much to do on the last day, as we had to catch our flight at 11 am. We took a morning stroll around our accommodation, grabbed a quick bite, checked out, and took the train back to Incheon Airport for our flight back to Thailand.
Thank you to everyone who has followed our journey and photos. We hope to see you again on our next trip. ◡̈
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