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Review of Attending a Wedding at Shilla Hotel Yeong Bin Gwan

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#ShillaHotel #ShillaHotelYeongBinGwan #ShillaHotelWedding Shilla Hotel Yeong Bin Gwan is a prestigious venue located in the heart of Seoul, South Korea. As an integral part of the renowned Shilla Hotel, Yeong Bin Gwan stands as an exquisite space for various events, including weddings. The venue is known for its timeless elegance and sophisticated ambiance. Conveniently accessible […]

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Travel itinerary in Sokcho : Yeongnangjeong Pavilion and its observatory for sunrise

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Sokcho Travel Highlights: Yeongnangjeong Pavilion, Sokcho Sunrise, Yeongnangjeong Pavilion Observatory Sokcho, located in Gangwon Province, offers various tourist attractions and beautiful natural landscapes. Below is a recommended course for Sokcho travel, including Yeongnangjeong: The above travel course offers a diverse range of enjoyable activities, providing a great way to appreciate Sokcho’s beautiful nature and culture.

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Sokcho Abai Village, with information on the ferry fare, pier, operating hours, parking, and its connection to Abai Village

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#SokchoFerry #SokchoFerryPier #SokchoFerryParking #SokchoFerryHours The origin of the Sokcho ferry in Gangwon Province dates back to a time when it served as a vital transportation link connecting Sokcho’s Central Dong and Cheongho Dong. Before the construction of bridges, the ferry played a crucial role in facilitating the movement of people and goods across the waterway.

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Unforgettable Makguksu Dining Experience in Gangwon Province’s Donghae

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#DonghaeMakguksu #MakguksuHotspot #GangwonProvinceMakguksu Kangwon Province Makguksu is a traditional Korean dish featuring cold buckwheat noodles served in a flavorful broth. The noodles are typically accompanied by a rich and savory broth made from ingredients like beef or anchovies. The dish often includes various toppings such as cucumber, Korean pear, and a hard-boiled egg. Kangwon Province

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The filming location of the movie “The Glory” in Incheon Cheongna Lake Park

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I took a stroll through Incheon Cheongna Lake Park because I had a reason to find it. There is also the filming location for “The Glory” in the middle, and the playground and facilities were well-equipped. Article and photos by Mingk. Near the first parking lot of Cheongna Lake Park is a cafe. The filming

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Recommended Ocean View Cafe in Sokcho, Gangwon Province: Two Some Place

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When I go to Sokcho, I always find myself rushing through the schedule without taking a moment to relax. So, I found the Two Some Place cafe in front of the dock. It’s a hotspot that offers a decent ocean view, especially overlooking the Sokcho inner harbor. The cafe has seating on the 1st to

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At the Dongmyeonghang Fishery Center in Sokcho, Gangwon Province, they serve freshly caught, locally sourced raw fish, including assorted sashimi and pan-fried delicacies

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Sokcho in Gangwon Province is a beautiful city located in the northeastern part of South Korea, renowned for its natural beauty and fresh seafood. Situated along the East Coast, Sokcho boasts stunning beaches and picturesque mountain ranges, creating a captivating landscape. The Dongmyeonghang (Dongmyeong Port) in particular is famous for its vibrant seafood market, offering

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Song Woo-hyun’s brothless udon at Butcake in Paju, Gyeonggi Province.

Leave a Comment / Good restaurant, Gyeonggi Province/Incheon /

#PajuUdon #ButcakeUdon #SongWooHyun’sBrothlessUdon The Origin of Brothless Udon The origin of brothless udon is diverse, rooted in the culinary traditions of Japan and the contemporary changes in food culture. Brothless udon is typically served cold, much like chilled udon or noodles, and comes in various versions and adaptations. Several reasons contribute to the popularity of

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Hidden Haegedong Tuna Sashimi Restaurant, Sushi Specialties, and More at Sushi and More

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#HaegedongTuna #HaegedongSushi #HaegedongSushi #HaegedongSashimiRestaurant #SushiAndMore A Haegedong tuna and sushi restaurant that only I wanted to know, hidden and tucked away. After enjoying the delicious food, I found myself getting a bit tipsy, making it a place where I haven’t been in a long time. Let me introduce the place. Text and Photos by: Mingk

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Pocheon ssambap, Gwangneung Arboretum, Jikdong-ri ssam thieves.

Leave a Comment / Good restaurant, Gyeonggi Province/Incheon /

#PocheonSsambap #SsamThieves #GwangneungArboretumSsambap Visited this place for lunch before starting a workshop at Pocheon Provence Village. It’s known for its delicious ssambap, a combination of soy sauce marinated crab and stir-fried pork, gaining popularity by word of mouth. Text and photos by Mingk The building has a unique appearance, not typical of a restaurant. Even

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