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Now for the Eastern part of Jeju. For our third and final day, we woke up even earlier to see as much as possible before heading for the airport to go on our 8:50 pm flight. I forgot to mention that on our previous night, we passed by Tous Les Jours bread store and . . . → Read More: Jeju Day 3  In the morning of the 2nd day, we were awoken by a dog bark and the running footsteps of little children in the pension. This was at the ungodly hour of 7 am. Since we were in Jeju for only a short period, we decided to just get up and start our day. We . . . → Read More: Jeju Day 2 Want to see Jeju-do but don’t have a lot of time to spare? Perhaps you can follow the itinerary that we took to explore some of the island’s most beautiful sights in only a couple of days. About Jeju Jeju-do is a beautiful volcanic island in South Korea just south of the mainland. It is . . . → Read More: How to See Jeju-do in Two Days The Korean fall is great. A few days have been chilly, but it’s been warm overall. While normally in Montreal by this time the temperatures would be near freezing and the trees would be nearly bare (I say normally because right now Montreal’s also experiencing some pretty nice weather), over here the weather is . . . → Read More: More Dorm Life, Fireworks and Some Photos & Videos Last weekend we went for an amazing and strenous hike on Dobongsan peak in Bukhansan National Park, just north of downtown Seoul. We left Inha in the morning and had pancakes and coffee at a street vendor for only chun (1000) won. Hiking on Dobongsan (Bukhansan National Park) October 21, 2007 View of the . . . → Read More: Hiking on Dobongsan It’s been a while since I posted something so I thought I’d fill you all in on what life is like and give some more details about the courses that we’re taking. Right now, we’re in the middle of the midterm period at Inha, so many students are studying like crazy. For JPop and . . . → Read More: Inha Life A summary of what we did in the past week: -Had dinner with the PR director, whom we’ve been tutoring in English since we got here, went to Olive, an Italian restaurant, it was surprisingly really good, had me a chicken penne -Corrected the international relations annual report, felt like work, but no pay . . . → Read More: PR, Open House, Seoul Fireworks Festival On Friday, we were lucky enough to have a field trip organized by the school to a folk village down south in Andong, about a 4-hour bus ride from Inha. I do appreciate the fact that Inha really does take care of their international students. Everything on this trip was paid for, including a . . . → Read More: Hahoe Folk Village, Andong I realized that we have not shown you guys pictures of where we are actually living. We share our rooms with 3 other people. We each have our desk, a bed and a closet. It’s enough space if you don’t stay in more than an hour at a time and to sleep. It does . . . → Read More: My dorm and around Ah. So it’s been awhile since we wrote. We’ve been doing a lot lately. Something new everyday actually, this is why I like it here, because we can experience new things almost everyday! No routine! Here are the things that happened within the last week: Dongdaemun, Seoul and Gyeongbukgong Palace – September 29th, 2007 . . . → Read More: Dongdaemun, Chicken & Poker, New Friends Indeed.  One comment  Korea, Poker, Travel  Andong, bike, bulgogi, Dasarang, Dongdaemun, dorm, duboki, Gyeongbukgung, honest, Incheon, Joseon |
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