Seoul

Worth every single minute of it. I returned and was immediately looking out for tickets to go back. I cannot have enough of it and its people. I cannot wait to go back and this time stay even longer

I can’t say enough positive things about Seoul. The people who live there are great – they work insanely hard all day, party harder than anyone else all night, and are more hospitable than anywhere I’ve ever been. I was invited to the homes of Koreans for dinner simply because they noticed I was foreign. The nightlife never ends and the culture welcomes that. A great city to not only explore the culture but also to just enjoy being there.

i know some korean like,(all) the days of the week,(some) family, (7) months, and (all) alphabet, (some) numbers. most people in korea know english anyways but i really wanna go. seoul is a good place to go and i really hope to go there one day. XD XD XD. i deffo will but im still hoping just in case.

it has always been a dream to go to korea let alone seoul i just love the langusge and everything the people and the food looks so good hopefully i will get to go there one day

I went to Seoul for Chinese New Year (Seollal in Korea). It was fine, despite the problems (I forgot my ATM PIN and had to call my bank, I did something to my knee in my sleep and couldn’t go skiing, and I lost my camera on the last day including numerous photos from Korea and even a lot from before that I hadn’t downloaded yet). The best part was getting to see snow for the first time in two years, which was the main reason I went. I saw some of the palaces, the markets, the COEX mall, the Olympic Park. They also had some special activities and shows for the holiday that were fun.

I also met a lot of Taiwanese people there on vacation. It was fun to talk Chinese with them and made me feel more at home. The best part, though, was when I was in Starbucks and I saw a Korean girl with a Chinese text book, so I started talking to her in Chinese. She told me what places I should go to, and showed me a big bookstore nearby.

Now I’m trying to decide if I want to move there next year, or stay in Taiwan. I really love Taiwan, but I would love to have four seasons. Vacationing in a place and living there are so different that I don’t think my trip helped me think about this at all.

Markets, modern buildings,old buildings…and kimchi,kimchi,kimchi..
This is Seoul..Has friendly people and a nice atmosphere..
you should go to DMZ, just 1 hour away.

Watching a lot of television and reading a lot of books,mangas and manhwas can definitely mess up your head filling it up with a lot of abstract ideas and notions where most of them are just plain and simply larger than life. But from what ive been shown i have always wanted to go to seoul or any place in korea and just see the life out there. Meet cute korean guys [ though i dont know how far thats true] drink sojo, eat kimchi , and just live it like how they show people out there live…

I didn’t expect to like Seoul as much as I did! So much humor, creativity and imagination everywhere. And the women are gorgeous and so perfectly turned out!

GO TO LOTTE WORLD!!!

Seoul is pretty crowded. It’s good for people who like crowds and hussle, bussle.