Guest Blogger: Shonna – 7 Great Tourist Spots in Korea
We’re starting Guest Blogger Month off with a bang with writer Shonna giving you the top places to visit in Korea! Some of these places I’ve never heard of so I will have to check them out!
Hello
to all the pink fashion ninja readers. I hope you enjoy reading these
posts as much as I do. Let me start first by introducing myself. My
name is Shonna Sutton otherwise known as Shonna Sutton haha. I am
from North Carolina. I have come across an interest into Asian
cultures when I was in high school. My high school friends introduce
me to a few manga’s and it just took off from there. When I started
college that’s when I grew an interest with Korea. The language was
so interesting to me so I wanted to know more about the country. I
have watched quite a few Korean dramas and also listened to many kpop
songs. BIGBANG 짱!
😀
to all the pink fashion ninja readers. I hope you enjoy reading these
posts as much as I do. Let me start first by introducing myself. My
name is Shonna Sutton otherwise known as Shonna Sutton haha. I am
from North Carolina. I have come across an interest into Asian
cultures when I was in high school. My high school friends introduce
me to a few manga’s and it just took off from there. When I started
college that’s when I grew an interest with Korea. The language was
so interesting to me so I wanted to know more about the country. I
have watched quite a few Korean dramas and also listened to many kpop
songs. BIGBANG 짱!
😀
Enough
of that we are here to know about my list of spots to check out
anytime you are traveling to Korea. You may know these spots already
or you may not know them. I have never been to Korea myself
but, these are the places I want to visit. They are really cool so
check them out!
of that we are here to know about my list of spots to check out
anytime you are traveling to Korea. You may know these spots already
or you may not know them. I have never been to Korea myself
but, these are the places I want to visit. They are really cool so
check them out!
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Namhansanseong
Fortress
If
you like hiking trails then I recommend Namhansanseong Fortress. It
is located on Mt. Namhansan in the Gyeonggi-do Province. It was
originally built as an earthen fortress during Gogureyo period, about
2,000 years ago but properly built in 1621 after many renovations. A
very beautiful place with great scenery throughout the whole year.
you like hiking trails then I recommend Namhansanseong Fortress. It
is located on Mt. Namhansan in the Gyeonggi-do Province. It was
originally built as an earthen fortress during Gogureyo period, about
2,000 years ago but properly built in 1621 after many renovations. A
very beautiful place with great scenery throughout the whole year.
-
Cheonjiyeon
Waterfall
The
name meaning “God’s pond” comes from a legend about seven
fairies serving the King of Heaven coming down to the pond and
bathing in the water. This beautiful waterfall is located right on
Jeju Island. The waterfall is 22m high, 12m wide. I would like to
take a dive in that water.
name meaning “God’s pond” comes from a legend about seven
fairies serving the King of Heaven coming down to the pond and
bathing in the water. This beautiful waterfall is located right on
Jeju Island. The waterfall is 22m high, 12m wide. I would like to
take a dive in that water.
-
Bukchon
Hanok Village
These
Korean traditional houses are called “Hanoks” which goes back to
the Joseon Dynasty period. It is located in the
northern
part of Cheonggyecheon and Jongno-gu. Some Hanoks are still own by
locals but most have been turned into museums, guesthouses, and
restaurants. I wouldn’t mind staying in a Hanok for a day or two to
get a real experience of living in a traditional Korean house.
Korean traditional houses are called “Hanoks” which goes back to
the Joseon Dynasty period. It is located in the
northern
part of Cheonggyecheon and Jongno-gu. Some Hanoks are still own by
locals but most have been turned into museums, guesthouses, and
restaurants. I wouldn’t mind staying in a Hanok for a day or two to
get a real experience of living in a traditional Korean house.
-
Banpo
Bridge
The
Banpodaegyo Bridge (Bango Bridge) Rainbow Fountain is the world’s
longest fountain bridge. Located in Seoul. The fountain plays
different shows from morning and into the night. The best show is
during the night. There are 200 lights illuminating the fountain
sending rainbow colored water in the air in sync with the music. 대박!
Banpodaegyo Bridge (Bango Bridge) Rainbow Fountain is the world’s
longest fountain bridge. Located in Seoul. The fountain plays
different shows from morning and into the night. The best show is
during the night. There are 200 lights illuminating the fountain
sending rainbow colored water in the air in sync with the music. 대박!
-
N
Seoul Tower
Have
you ever wanted to get a stunning view of Seoul and the surrounding
areas? You definitely should check out N Seoul Tower. It sits on
Namsan Mountain at 236.7m located in Seoul. It was renamed “N Seoul
Tower” because the “N” stands for new look. There is an N Grill
western-style revolving restaurant and the Sky Restroom. How crazy is
that!!! 😀
you ever wanted to get a stunning view of Seoul and the surrounding
areas? You definitely should check out N Seoul Tower. It sits on
Namsan Mountain at 236.7m located in Seoul. It was renamed “N Seoul
Tower” because the “N” stands for new look. There is an N Grill
western-style revolving restaurant and the Sky Restroom. How crazy is
that!!! 😀
-
SEA
LIFE Busan Aquarium
This
sweet aquarium has over 35,000 species of fish, algae, reptiles, and
amphibians. It is spread over 3 underground levels and has an outdoor
park. Located in Haeundae-gu in Busan. Walk along the tunnel and see
several of sea creatures swimming above. I want to see the fishes!
sweet aquarium has over 35,000 species of fish, algae, reptiles, and
amphibians. It is spread over 3 underground levels and has an outdoor
park. Located in Haeundae-gu in Busan. Walk along the tunnel and see
several of sea creatures swimming above. I want to see the fishes!
Lastly,
but not least is…… of course a shopping center.
but not least is…… of course a shopping center.
-
COEX
Mall
Source:
Flickr
This
incredible mall is the largest underground shopping center in Asia.
It is located in the Gangnam-gu area in the basement of Korea World
Trade Center. There are many attractions, restaurants, shopping, and
entertainment options for everyone. Is it possible for me to just
live in the COEX Mall? IT HAS EVERYTHING!
incredible mall is the largest underground shopping center in Asia.
It is located in the Gangnam-gu area in the basement of Korea World
Trade Center. There are many attractions, restaurants, shopping, and
entertainment options for everyone. Is it possible for me to just
live in the COEX Mall? IT HAS EVERYTHING!
So
there is my list. What places do you want to visit in Korea? Let me
know what you think. There are many other great tourist attractions
Korea offers that I like but, I can’t write them all here haha.
there is my list. What places do you want to visit in Korea? Let me
know what you think. There are many other great tourist attractions
Korea offers that I like but, I can’t write them all here haha.
Happy
reading ^^v
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