Cool Fall/Winter Sights in Korea Part I

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January 3rd 2013

Published: January 3rd 2013

This is a bit late, as it’s certainly not fall anymore here, but I had a busy few months of Korea-traveling. I suddenly realized I’m really behind at posting pictures. I didn’t realize how much I did! I’ll split it up into two parts. The first fall trip I took was to the Jinju Lantern Festival. Jinju is a small city split by a river about 2-3 hours southwest of Daegu by bus. Every year th... Read Full Entry

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Laura Oxenreiter

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As a college student I first studied abroad in Serrekunda, The Gambia, and I became even more fascinated by human diversity than I already had been. I was hooked on travel. Later, I studied abroad in Brno, Czech Republic. Next I lived in Daegu, South Korea while I taught English there. After two years back in my hometown, I'm abroad again-this time in Spain! ... full info

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Temple in Seoraksan

On the way to Ulsan Bawi

A Temple on the Way to Ulsan Bawi

At Seoraksan

Boys Hanging Out

Seoraksan

A Long Way Up

to Ulsan Bawi, Seoraksan

Nice Views from the Stairway

Near Ulsan Bawi, Seoraksan

End of the Trail

Ulsan Bawi, Seoraksan

Resting Near Ulsan Bawi

Seoraksan

Creek along Ulsan Bawi Hike

Seoraksan

We Did It!

There and back--Ulsan Bawi

Japanese Occupation Area

at Hapcheon Image Theme Park. This area was used in Tae Guk Gi, a pretty good movie about the Korean war.

Hapcheon Image Theme Park

Town Set During Japanese Occupation

at Hapcheon Image Theme Park. The Korean back then was written from right to left, so it was fun to read the signs. It's also surprising to see so much Japanese on signs.