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Goodbye Korea for now....
From Seoul’s bright streets to Busan’s shore, We wandered paths unknown before. Beneath the sky of tender spring, Korea seemed to wake and sing. In Seoul we stood where kings once trod, Past ancient gates and courtyards broad. The imperial palace, still and grand, Held the living memory of the land. In Busan by the shining sea, The harbor wind moved fresh and free. The city rose with strength and grace, With light and life in every place. We climbed to temples, calm and high,
Deborah Kade
2 hours ago2 min read
And Today, Michael Cried
This is our last day in Korea. It has been quite a memorable time for us! Michael and I were happy to be able to spend some time with An, who is our Korean teacher. Our tour guides Jun, in Seoul, and Young, in Busan, were very knowledgeable and helpful in navigating the cities and sites. The drivers were so helpful in getting me in and out of the van. The UN Memorial Cemetery is a historic and meaningful site dedicated to United Nations soldiers who lost their lives during th
Deborah Kade
17 hours ago3 min read
Quite the Special Day
It was quite the special day!!!! The whole day felt like we were part of a fantasy world. I was able to see the bamboo forest where one of my favorite Kdramas, The King: Eternal Monarch, was filmed. I was surrounded by the beauty of the cherry blossoms which made me quite emotional. We experienced the stillness and spirit of a temple. Finally, Young shared a favorite traditional tea house with us. Our driver knows how much I have enjoyed looking at the cherry blossoms. Ins
Deborah Kade
2 days ago6 min read
Gamcheon Village and the Markets
Gukje Market (Kkangtong Market area) A traditional market packed with street food, vintage goods, and a nostalgic atmosphere reflecting Busan’s history. Jagalchi Market Korea’s largest seafood market, where you can see (and taste) a wide variety of fresh catches. A lively and authentic Busan experience. Gamcheon Culture Village A colorful hillside village known for its maze-like alleys, vibrant murals, and artistic atmosphere. It’s often called the “Lego village” Gamcheon Cul
Deborah Kade
3 days ago6 min read
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