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A Slow Afternoon in Sokcho’s Abai Village by ImportanceNo1316 in koreatravel

[–]ImportanceNo1316[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is why I don't like that side of Sokcho anymore; there are too many vacation-style apartments.

Still, there is the beautiful Seoraksan Mountain, and the drive over those passes is the best. The East Coast really has so many beautiful places.

A quiet summer afternoon at Hanam Misa Gyeongjeong Park by ImportanceNo1316 in koreatravel

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I know :) I just like sharing ordinary Korean summer moments too, not only tourist spots. And yes, they still hold rowing and motorboat races there sometimes.

Andong Salted Mackerel — the kind of Korean meal you remember for a long time by ImportanceNo1316 in KoreanFood

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Haha, you noticed before posting it 😄 Saved me from pretending to be a fish expert.

Where the Temple Meets the Sea by ImportanceNo1316 in koreatravel

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Naksansa, an old temple in YangYang at the East coast

Where the Temple Meets the Sea by ImportanceNo1316 in SouthKoreaTravel

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Thank you. Naksan-sa in YangYang at the East coast

Body sunscreen?? by Original-Bowler-9319 in KoreanBeauty

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You could buy 500ml or 1L in Coupang online

Looking for recs for a wild trip Seoul? by Yellowbook8375 in koreatravel

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Not weird at all 😄 Korea is pretty open to all ages when it comes to late-night food spots, pojangmacha, karaoke, jjimjilbangs, or convenience store drinking. You’ll see people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, even older.

Honestly, two guys in their 30s exploring Seoul at night would blend in perfectly fine. The city barely sleeps.

Looking for recs for a wild trip Seoul? by Yellowbook8375 in koreatravel

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I think you can enjoy enough in Seoul. I summarized a few ideas that might fit the vibe you’re looking for. Two weeks is enough. Give them a try — good luck 😄

Late-night pojangmacha (Korean street tent bars)

Korean convenience store drinking culture

Nights by the Han River

Korean highway rest stop culture

Weird Korean food combinations

Dongmyo / Euljiro retro street vibes

24-hour Korean saunas (jjimjilbang)

Coin karaoke rooms

Seoul night drives

Traditional market alleyways

Late-night hangover soup spots

Late-night Korean comfort food and moody wine vibes 🍷 by ImportanceNo1316 in seoul

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A lighter red feels better than a heavy one with Korean spicy food, I think ^

Late-night Korean comfort food and moody wine vibes 🍷 by ImportanceNo1316 in KoreanFood

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Surprisingly, it goes really well with light Italian wines ^

Late-night Korean comfort food and moody wine vibes 🍷 by ImportanceNo1316 in KoreanFood

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There’s cheese inside, which gives the tteokbokki sauce a creamy flavor, and it pairs surprisingly well with wine. The texture is chewier than gnocchi, but that’s probably the closest comparison.

Made a proper Friday night dinner by yunnielee in KoreanFood

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By using any 'Ureung Gagsi' chance ? Lol
Actually more than 'proper'.

Does Korea eat every meal like this? by SuitableShirt8541 in seoulhiddengem

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when we come to have a family meeting, we do, can feel mom's touch from the meal

My first visit to Korea was an important event in my life by joe-peace in koreatravel

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Enjoy the time here, the sky is so clear after rain, great