Nanta Show (korea)

On our free day, we ventured out taking the shuttle bus to the train station. Had our lunch at one of shopping malls before we ventured on our train station. Went to Daiso then to the theatre to watch the Nanta show. 

Watching the performance at Myeongdong Nanta Theatre

A Non-verbal performance integrating Korean traditional Samulnori rhythm with comic and drama in the kitchen! It was an enjoyable performance.

Mac for dinner before we headed back to our hotel

Grand Walkerhill Seoul (Korea)

Our final two nights of our trip was spent at Grand Walkerhill Seoul. The hotel was luxurious and spacious. We had a free day in Seoul. We took a leisurely breakfast and enjoyed the spread.

Check out the abalones 

After breakfast it was time to explore the hotel

The casino

The library is impressive. Reminds me of the Aman places where the libraries are always so impressive.

View of the lobby

There is also the shuttle bus service to the train station which we took to venture out for the day.

 

Hanbok Experience At Gyeongbokgung Palace (Korea)

 I remembered wearing the hanbok on my first trip to Korea with Josephine, that was over a decade ago. Then we just tried on the hanbok at the shop house and took pictures with it.  This time round wearing the Hanbok was different. We actually wore the Hanbok at Gyeongbokgung Palace. We were told to wear a light top so here I was with a white hitech and yes it was heavy luggage with clothes due to the layering, at least I was not freezing due to the cold in March. On the contrary for this trip, with the right attire, it was enjoyable. Thankfully we were on tour and we could put on our jackets when we needed them. 

Finding a quiet place to take a picture

Feels like I am in a Korean drama

Take a bow

 

Posing with the guard

Around this area beyond we were told the BTS concert was held

Different colours of Hanbok

This is me before the change of Hanbok

Returning the Hanbok

Thank you for the Korean memories