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Seoul korea

7 durable postsStarted 2014-02-17Latest 2014-02-18
#139247Post 1 of 7

My wife is adopted and we are going to make a trip to Seoul to experience where she is from. Anyone here got any tips on things to see and more importantly any insight on some nightlife to check out while there?

Cheers Edward

#1709528Post 2 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

I'm looking in tiddles' direction.

#1709531Post 3 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

i moved out of seoul last year, when are you planning to come?

[url="http://partyluv.com"]No.1 Club Culture Portal Site :: Party LUV![/url] for club listings, but Korean clubs are generally pretty shit. I like Ellui / Eden in gangnam but most korean clubs are these weird booking places where you have to order fruit platters and tip the waiter to bring chicks to you. Hongdae is a nice arty area if you wanna go checkout bands, but sometimes it feels like a frat party. Itaewon is fun if you wanna watch brunk GIs beat the shit out of people.

for touristy stuff, Noryangjin fish market to eat a bunch of strange stuff like live octopus, dongdaemun nightmarket to experience shopping at 2 am, Gwanghwamun is the palace right around the Blue house and it's a nice place to walk around. Myeongdong is nice for shopping if you like crowds and religious nuts.

Bukchon is a nice chilled area that has what's left of the traditional-style houses. Worth the trip. Also taking time to go to Bukhansan and go hiking if the season is right because Korean mountains are neat.

GOAL is a real cheap place for adoptees and their families to stay and they'll help out with birth family searches if your wife is interested in that.

Jeju is my favorite place in Korea, if you're coming for a while, it would be well worth 3-4 days

#1709566Post 4 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

Thanks tiddles, we are going in october for 2 weeks so i want to do my research well in advance.

Cheers

#1709568Post 5 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

have fun dude, would love to check out s. korea, especially the foooood!

#1709580Post 6 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

nice, fall is the best season here. def try to get out in the mountains. there's tons of festivals in the fall, too, but I'm not sure where they're listed yet.

oh i forgot sinsa, which is my favorite part of gangnam:

[url="http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SH/whereToShop/whereToShop.jsp?action=about&cid=995829"]Sinsa-dong Garosu-gil[/url]

#1709583Post 7 of 7

Re: Seoul korea

btw this is really good

[url="http://aya.shii.org/2011/06/23/how-does-it-taste-korean-traditional-drink-ttongsul-made-from-human-feces/"]How Does It Taste? Korean Traditional Drink s Hidden News Network[/url]

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