Day 2 and 3: Wandering around Seoul

Day 2 and 3 in Seoul was mostly wandering around the city and eating whatever we could. Started the day with brunch at Migabon Korean Porridge. The musroom and beef porridge was yummy and filling.

Mushroom and  Oyster Porridge
Mushroom and Oyster Porridge
 Mushroom and  Beef Porridge
Mushroom and Beef Porridge

From there we went to Gyeongbokgung Palace. I think we got to watch royal ceremony (not sure what it's called). Then walked around the palace, watching people and taking pictures.

Palace
Palace
Dressing up and taking pictures inside the palace campus seems to be a big thing.
Dressing up and taking pictures inside the palace campus seems to be a big thing.
palace_inside
Some Royal ceremony was in progress when we reached.
Some Royal ceremony was in progress when we reached.

Then we walked to Bukchon hanok village. By the time we reached the village it was dark and we couldn't see much. But the walk itself was great and enjoyed it. I think we will go back once we are back in city.

On our way in a subway station.
On our way in a subway station.
On the way to village
On the way to village

Later in the day we walked Myeong-don eating all the street food available.

I had Kimchi Tuna Pancake
I had Kimchi Tuna Pancake

Today was a slow day. We woke up late and then went to trains Cheongnyangni Station (청량리역) station to book tickets for Jeongdongjin to watch sunrise. The tran leaves around 1130PM and reaches in the morning around 430 am. Just in time to watch the sunrise at the Jeongdongjin beach. Once the ticket booking was over we walked along the Cheonggyecheon stream. It's a beautiful walk in the centre of busy city. It's about 10.9 km. But you can walk whatever part you want, I saw so many walking there. Its beautiful. Loved it.

View of city from Cheonggyecheon stream
View of city from Cheonggyecheon stream
In the middle of a busy city
In the middle of a busy city
Its a nice place to meet people
Its a nice place to meet people

I will see you tomorrow at Jeongdongjin.


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