Places in Korea and Financial Education to Filipinos
Tulips are slaying the flower festivals and parks in Korea. This cup or bulb shape flower sprung in different vibrant colors and looks so enticing. With those flower festivals happening around the peninsula at this spring time, you'll surely have great and fancy photos to look back after the season ends. This year's the first… Continue reading Tulip Garden in Seoul Forest Park
As we chased the beautiful cherry blossoms around Seoul, I stumbled upon this article about an old railroad park with pictures of beautiful sakuras in full bloom. Looking forward for this picturesque view we headed to this once disused railroad to see it for ourselves. Luckily, cherry blossoms are still pleasing in sight and there… Continue reading Gyeongchun Line Forest Park: A Discarded Railroad Turned Into a Park
Books and street, this nice location is a combination of both. Once an abandoned rail yard and now a cool park for locals and tourists. I've met my travel buddy here after my early walk at Sky park located at World Cup station, which is a 15minute ride to Hongik University Station. Those14 train cabin… Continue reading Gyeongui Line Book Street
Semi-forest, insects, birds and wetland, these are what comprises the Saetgang Ecological Park at Singil Station. The famous Saetgang bridge in addition, lighted at night is what made this park popular too. To locals, biking and walking paths are most likely what keeps them coming back, to some tourists and foreigners it is the landscape… Continue reading Saetgang Bridge and Ecological Park
To me holiday is not a holiday if I wasn’t able to visit a corner in Seoul. After five days of organizing a financial literacy seminar for Filipinos in Korea, I’m finally on my feet alone. Of course, it isn’t really that fun moving around companionless that’s why my travel partner joined me after I… Continue reading Hanuel (Sky) Park: Eulalia, Sunflower and Cosmos Fields
