Tongdong looks like a nice little place; thanks for the tip :)

Gyeongju always worth the trip and Jeju is great place to relax, Pusan I don’t much care for myself.

Most likely will travel a few days to Gyeongju, as I really like historic stuff. And probably a week to Pusan and Jeju. Nothing is confirmed though.

Still a long way to go, we’ll see how it goes :)

Oh yes. You’ve already targeted your to visit spot. Should put Suwon in your list as well. And for your female readers they would love to know about Gangnam Terminal Underground Shopping Complex. You should include famous universities too like SNU,Korea U,Yonsei,Ewha Womens U,Kyeongyi U..and more. These are attractions for the younger generation. Actually there’s lots to visit if you have 3 months here.
And Nami Island is a must!
I didnt realize there’s many place to visit in this small country! Like Malaysia..

As for securing accommodation for trips outside Seoul if you are a member of International Youth Hostel it would be so much easier as Youth Hostel is available almost in every city in Korea. Well if you’re the type of person who wants privacy then u should go for other options.

Is good enough u just eyed on Seoul because is where all the happenings take place.

As for lunch i would love to join you (:
I wont be in Korea until the 18th of Feb.
Let me know when you are coming and the length of period of your stay.
I’d love to meet you as im a fan of your blog and photos (:

For example most travellers would pack N Tower, Myeong-dong, and probably the folk village and Cheonggyecheon river in one day… whereas I can visit the four spots on separate days, and I don’t need to fix a specific date to visit these places.

The only concern is the short trips outside of Seoul city, which needs a bit of planning. The main thing is to secure the accommodations… the rest could be found online or via travel books.

So far I’ve identified about 30 destinations that I’m interested in Seoul, about 10 in outskirts which can be done in a day trip, and about 20 days completely outside of Seoul.

I’ll have about a month of leisure days which I can leisurely walk around the city, exploring non-tourist tracks, hunting for local food, probably go for some star-spotting, and perhaps just some rest in between.

Perhaps we could go for lunch together if you are still in Korea? There’s some restaurants that served a minimum of two portions… would be great to find some companions to dine at these places :)

have a safe trip and enjoy ^^

cole… finger crossed :)

@YeinJee be sure to bring more pictures hehehehehe ^-^ try to shoot Bokeh shots? that would be perfect shooting in night time in seoul with all that wonderful lights ^-^ and post some pics of korean beauties hehehehehehe

have a happy tripping ^-^ and take care! ^^,

OH btw I'm curious how many countries did you visit?

PG… yupe, my first CNY outside of Malaysia. Come visit me in Korea… Taiwan fly there pretty cheap I think, can tumpang my place so stay will also be cheap :)

Mao… living like a Korean, at least trying to lol. Will stay in Seoul most of the time, visit one place a day… three months is actually not that long if I want to experience the city thoroughly. How many days did you stay at Korea last time?

Make money from home is a huge process, needs plenty of learning… weeks or months before you can catch the basics, and probably a year or two before you can make any real income from your effort.

You can start reading from http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/
It’s where I started learning most of the basic stuff.

johnson… yupe, it’s a creative video. I like the animation, but I have doubts if it works well as a tourism commercial… it doesn’t showcase much about what Seoul is really about.