Hanok Buildings and Crooked Alleys visiting Bukchon in Seoul, Korea
Last weekend I went to a part of Seoul that I haven’t thoroughly explored before: Bukchon and Samcheon-dong. With the boy back in Canada…
For travelers, there are various categories of activities that can be classified as adventure, travel, and food. In terms of adventure, popular options include hiking and trekking to explore scenic trails and mountains, scuba diving and snorkeling to discover the underwater world and its marine life, surfing in world-renowned spots, rock climbing to conquer challenging peaks and mountains, and skiing and snowboarding to enjoy winter sports in breathtaking locations.
For travel, several categories can be considered, such as cultural and historical tours to delve into the history and heritage of a destination, road trips that allow travelers to drive through scenic routes and explore destinations along the way, backpacking for those who seek to travel light and immerse themselves in local cultures and communities, luxury travel that indulges in high-end accommodations and exclusive experiences, and eco-tourism that promotes the exploration of nature and wildlife while minimizing one’s impact on the environment.
Lastly, in terms of food, travelers can partake in culinary tours to discover local cuisine and food culture, try street food from food stalls and markets to taste local delicacies, participate in wine and beer tastings to savor the flavors of local beverages in vineyards and breweries, take cooking classes to learn to cook local dishes and take the recipes back home, or enjoy fine dining at high-end restaurants and Michelin-starred establishments to indulge in exquisite meals.
Last weekend I went to a part of Seoul that I haven’t thoroughly explored before: Bukchon and Samcheon-dong. With the boy back in Canada…
I’ve decided to write a series of posts where I’ll be answering some of the most frequently asked questions about living and working in…