November 5, 2014

I'm lucky enough to have traveled to Korea during the fall season. Everything just looks heartwarming-ly pretty, It's kind of a miracle that I even found myself going back home.


With just a day and a half away left in our Korea trip, we found ourselves travelling early in the morning, riding the train, provincial train, provincial bus, and a ferry to a half moon shaped island named Namiseom.


Each and every step, each and every corner could be a potential photoshoot back drop. No such frame is wasted, I assure you of that.

Beating the "Meet Bangtan and hug Seokjin." part of my Korea bucketlist is "To ride a bike.". Riding a bike anywhere actually, may it just be in a simple park or somewhere right beside Han River. Anywhere is fine.

But to have rode it in a place like Nami sure made crossing it off my bucketlist special. Despite the number of tourists we were with during our visit in the island. I still felt free, relaxed and happy. Especially whilst riding my bike.


What's in store for us for lunch is a very traditional meal, as you want to call it. We tried the famous Korean lunchboxes along with a traditional Korean seafood pancake (that Mona herself insists on ordering.).

It's considered as my first every taste of the real Korean Kimchi. I'm never a fan (of any vegetable made things actually), and never will be. But this was a decent enough for me to eat.


Ending our Nami adventure, with my trustee camera remote control, we took of a fake-kung-fake tourist shots for the heck of it.

Despite the number of people, and the please-don't-go-near-me squirrel moments, Nami Island definitely made my Korean Autumn trip special.