As I'm writing this entry I am sitting at my small desk eating a dosirak (Korean bento) that I just bought after class and I'm pleased to say that I've successfully survived my first week here in Seoul.
In this first week I've seen and done lots of things. ♥ I've eaten lots of yummy Korean food (Bibimbap! Bibim guksu! Sashimi!) but also Japanese and Thai food. I've ridden the subway all alone (& gotten a bit lost), opened a Korean bank account, gone to the hospital and walked hours and hours and hours...
I've visited the Gyeongbokgung area, Ehwa area, Sinchon area, Dongdaemun area. I don't even know how I should start sharing everything I've experienced so I put together some snippets to give you an impression of what I've seen so far.
① I love the colorful signs in Hangul, it looks like a decoration though they are just simple advertisements or other placards. ② This delicate stone flower wall can be found at the main entrance of Ewha Women's University. ③ Cute fashion stores at Ewha shopping area. ④ Amazing building at Gyeongbokgung with stone guardian. ⑤ The street leading to the main entrance of Yonsei University.
① Nice 'shopping town' entrance sign at Dongdaemun. ② These beautiful Hanbok are quite eye-catching; I hope to be able to wear one someday. ③ Super love this photo I took inside Gyeongbokgung. It has a romantic feel to it. ④ Our colorful and yummy (and cheap!) Bibimbap. ⑤ Couples everywhere at Cheonggyecheon.
Since I've slowly settled down a bit (and the LAN connection in my room is finally working) I will update more often, so stop by for more Seoul stories! ♥
① I love the colorful signs in Hangul, it looks like a decoration though they are just simple advertisements or other placards. ② This delicate stone flower wall can be found at the main entrance of Ewha Women's University. ③ Cute fashion stores at Ewha shopping area. ④ Amazing building at Gyeongbokgung with stone guardian. ⑤ The street leading to the main entrance of Yonsei University.
① Nice 'shopping town' entrance sign at Dongdaemun. ② These beautiful Hanbok are quite eye-catching; I hope to be able to wear one someday. ③ Super love this photo I took inside Gyeongbokgung. It has a romantic feel to it. ④ Our colorful and yummy (and cheap!) Bibimbap. ⑤ Couples everywhere at Cheonggyecheon.
Since I've slowly settled down a bit (and the LAN connection in my room is finally working) I will update more often, so stop by for more Seoul stories! ♥