The Oil Tank Culture Park in Seoul, opposite the World Cup Stadium, features repurposed oil tanks transformed into cultural and theatrical spaces. This innovative use of the tanks, which would have otherwise been discarded, offers a unique tourist experience and highlights creative urban revitalization. Check out the accompanying video for insights.
Folks, there is SO MUCH to Seoul. So don't miss this vlog as I take a cable car up the Namsan Mountain where the views are brilliant next to the North Seoul Tower and you can see for miles! But that's not all! Namdaemun Market is one of the most popular markets in Seoul featuring …
Continue reading Why You MUST Visit Seoul – Markets, Views and Walks!
The vlog explores Seoul, starting at Ihwa Mural Village, known for its murals. It covers the ancient City Wall and the City Wall Museum, then delves into the dark history of Seodaemun Prison History Hall. It concludes at the Korean War Memorial, highlighting South Korea's fascinating history.
The author shares photos from a rainy day in Akihabara, highlighting the unique atmosphere created by the weather. Despite the rain, they captured interesting shots, including one of Super Potato, a gaming store. The post concludes with well wishes for readers, encouraging them to enjoy the journey wherever they are.
In today's vlog, I visit my favorite restaurant in Korea, 'Geumseong Hall Directly Managed by City Hall,' renowned for its Korean BBQ. The experience highlights juicy Korean and American beef grilled right at the table, showcasing the restaurant's quality. Join me to discover this culinary delight!
In May, the author explored Seoul and discovered 'Baengnyeon Tojong Samgyetang,' a Michelin-recommended restaurant known for its Chicken Ginseng Soup. Enjoying the assurance of a peanut-free meal, the author eagerly anticipated tasting the renowned dish, leading to reflections shared in 'Andy's Food Bites.' The journey promises culinary surprises.
G’day all and here I am again with another patented ‘Accommodation Review’. I don’t know why I say that, honestly. Today let me take you the place I stayed at in Busan back in May this year. It was called (and presumably still is) ‘Hotel Almond’, I paid roughly $80AUD for it or $53USD per …
Continue reading Accommodation Review – Hotel Almond, Busan, South Korea
My first time on the KTX Bullet Train from Busan to Seoul, South Korea. Join me on this journey as I share the experience of second class seating, the journey itself, and the facilities onboard. Watch the vlog for the full experience. Thanks for joining me today - may the journey never end!
Exciting times as I do my first 'foodie vlog' here in Melbourne town and encounter a cuisine I haven't really tried before - Uyghur Cuisine from Western China/Central Asia. To make it extra special I am joined by none other that Urban Duniya's Tim Blight (YouTube Channel Here) as we dive in for noodles, meat …
Continue reading Pasta Khan Uyghur Cuisine – Andy’s Food Bites with Tim Blight!
Well folks, it’s time finally to wrap up the full story of my South East Asia trip from late last year by detailing my journey from Langkawi to home via Singapore! It was going to be an interesting journey home and not 100% smooth sailing. Firstly we had to make it to Singapore, overnight near …
Continue reading Singapore to Melbourne Journey: Hotel, Flights & Delays
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
A Scottish island girl exploring the world on a budget
exposing the inner-world of my brain
My second blog page
Put pictures on your travel dreams
The beautiful picture of angels makes you happy.
inspiring journeys and friendly advice
Andy's World Journeys 