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April 24, 2010

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Itinerary of short trip to Seoul, 2nd day

. . 2nd day Suwon Fortress –> Musical in Daehakro –> Shopping in Hongdae . Suwon Hwasung(Hwa fortress – ‘sung’ is ‘fortress’ in Korean) . UNESCO designated the fortress a World heritage site in 1997. You can imagine why Suwon […]

April 17, 2010

Published by Juno Kim at April 17, 2010

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Itinerary of short trip to Seoul, 1st day.

From my friend Meaghan‘s short visit to Seoul, I did a little plan for the tour. Here’s Runaway Juno’s style of itinerary of short trip to Seoul. 1st. City tour. You want to get to know where you are right […]

April 10, 2010

Published by Juno Kim at April 10, 2010

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Half-full or Half-empty? Hidden philosophy in Batu Cave

When we reached to Kuala Lumpur, we saw an informative commercial about religious event is going to be held a place called Batu Cave. Apparently this event was masochistic looking devotees. I was not sure I can handle the masochistic-looking pressure, but […]

March 3, 2010

Published by Juno Kim at March 3, 2010

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Chocolate world in Dunedin, New Zealand – Cadbury factory tour

Do you know the movie Charlie and the chocolate factory? Based on Royald Dahl’s tale. Originally filmed in 70s and re-created by Tim Button. Why do I suddenly talk about a movie in the travel blog? Well, did you ever […]

March 3, 2010

Published by Juno Kim at March 3, 2010

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Glacier Hiking in Franz Josef, New Zealand

Hiking Franz Josef Glacier New Zealand is my favorite place in the world I’ve ever been yet. You all well known about the beauty of the country, but mostly, they have absolutely everything I can imagine. One of the […]

March 2, 2010

Published by Juno Kim at March 2, 2010

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Korean Street Food: What to Eat and More Importantly, What are They?

Korean street food surely look interesting… We can’t discuss Korea without mentioning food. Every season Korean make different dishes using seasonal ingredients. We make kimchi in winter and eat it all year. A common greeting is “Have you eaten?”. Yes, […]