If You Go to Jeju Island, You Must Climb Hallasan Mountain and Visit Namsan Tower to See the Night View
Don't spend all your time in Seoul, it's mostly Chinese tourists. Go to other cities. If you go to Jeju Island, you must climb Hallasan Mountain. I, a girl with no strength, insisted for 12 hours and felt amazing. After climbing it, you'll realize this is what you're worth the plane ticket for. You also need to go to Namsan Tower to see the night view. Next is food: Myth pig's feet, Korean Starbucks, strawberry ice cream, and the really popular group you see in Hongdae – they were performing like a real idol group.
There were also chants and slogans to support them – the 'melon boys' are very popular, but taking pictures costs a fortune, so we decided not to take pictures. I saw a cute girl standing behind them, holding a cute doll, even though she was a little chubby, but her eyes were beautiful. But she seemed to be ignored by the group members, just for that moment, I don't know the rest. Next is Yeouido Han River Park in Seoul, the scenery is good, there are singers and dancers performing, and there are many people setting up tents. Haha, the Korean people really love camping. I feel like it.
Next is eating and drinking in Seoul, let me complain about the chicken soup, it's really average. I feel like I could make it better at home with a pressure cooker. If I were to open a chicken soup shop in Korea, I think it would have a market. Convenience store crab legs and ( –) are also pretty good. Finally, Korean subway chanting culture – that's basically it, there's nothing particularly memorable, maybe it has to do with our customized itinerary. Compared to Korea and Thailand, I prefer Thailand. Our expenses include food but not the last-minute purchases at the duty-free shops, about 5000 yuan.
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