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10 Places Must-Visit in Seoul, South Korea
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 6 February 2012
There are many type of travel, Business Travel, Vacation Travel, Honeymoon Travel, Conference Travel, world travel and Full time Travel. Somehow, not all type of travel have very much time to visit every single conner of the city or town. So, today I am going to share with you that " 10 Places Must-Visit in Seoul, South Korea " where you can to pack this 10 places to your desire time as you wish.
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Fly to South Korea this coming winter with AirAsia X !
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 16 January 2012
Hi guys! Winter is coming in South Korea. Have you make a plan for this coming holiday? I believe South Korea will be your right choice for you to spend your holiday in winter season! But then, do you know about AirAsia X? AirAsia X, Malaysian long haul budget airline, an associate company of AirAsia. Now AirAsia X is offering flights to South Korea and they will land their planes on land of
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Run DMZ: A Visit to the Most Dangerous Place on Earth
Blog: GoBackpacking - 9 January 2012
This is a guest post by Michael Milne. he Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea has been called “the most dangerous place on Earth.” Times have changed and that title could more properly be claimed by other places, Baghdad or Kabul come to mind. But the DMZ would still make anyone’s top five; on [...]
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Vagabond Teacher – Melissa Ruttanai
Blog: Vagobond.com - 7 January 2012
Melissa's great adventures and fun writing are not strangers to Vagobond readers, but we thought it might be fun for you to get to know her a little bit better. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!
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5 places must-go for ski and winter sports in South Korea!
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 2 January 2012
People from other part of the world especially tropical countries or none 4 seasons countries, they somehow think about how actually the White Christmas look like in their own eyes with snow fall from the sky! Winter in South Korea is going to be one of the best destination for them especially for traveller from Asia where it is nearer and quite a budget destination compare to other countries. To
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Top 10 Travel Adventures for Vago in 2011
Blog: Vagobond.com - 31 December 2011
2011 was a great year for me in terms of travel, family, and work. While there were a huge number of experiences to choose from, here are my top ten favorite adventures that came from this incredible year.
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Underground Seoul – Korean World Beneath Your Feet
Blog: Vagobond.com - 30 December 2011
Seoul is a vibrant and historic city filled with amazing things, but you know what I loved and was amazed by the most while I was there? The world beneath Seoul.
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Hitching to the DMZ – North Korea and South Korea No Man’s Land – Part 2
Blog: Vagobond.com - 9 December 2011
This might be my only chance to see it before both Koreas disappeared in a cloud of nuclear smoke.
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Are budget airlines worth it? – Budget Airlines vs. Regular Airlines
Blog: Vagobond.com - 28 October 2011
Are budget airlines really worth it?
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Toilet Photos – The Korean Urinal Sign
Blog: The Travel Tart - Offbeat Tales From A Travel Addict - 3 October 2011
Toilet Photos With A Giggle! Today’s Funny Travel Photo comes from Nomadic Samuel. Say hi to @NomadicSamuel on Twitter. There’s also a Nomadic Samuel Facebook Page as well.
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Hiking at 지리산 – Jiri Mountain, South Korea
Blog: Teaching Expat - 26 September 2011
This weekend myself and a few fellow teachers went for a hike a few hours away from Daegu. We met early in the morning to take a bus out to the mountain where they would drop us off and then pick us up at the other end of the trail. It was a fun hike [...]Hiking at 지리산 – Jiri Mountain, South Korea is a post from: Teaching Expat
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10 Korea Festivals must-visit in Fall Session
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 20 August 2011
After a hot steaming summer, autumn is on its way. The floras started to shrink back to its buds, some of the flowers may start to wilt and fall drop to prepare the coming of cold season. The tree of the leaves will start to turn into maple leaves where various attracting colours such yellow, orange, red maple leaves can be seen everywhere in Korea. So, what can you do if you want to visit Korea
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Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, South Korea
Blog: Vagobond.com - 12 August 2011
So Gyeongbokgung Palace sort of felt like a place I used to go watch films on Thursday nights and take Indonesian martial arts courses on Sunday mornings.
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Heuksando (흑산도 – Black Mountain Island), South Korea
Blog: Teaching Expat - 3 August 2011
Heuksando (흑산도 or Black Mountain Island), South Korea is an island off the southwest coast about 97.2 km from the city of Mokpo. It’s a small island with not many inhabitants (just over 3,000), but it is a tourist attraction with multiple daily ferries running from Mokpo. It’s a slice of heaven off the coast and [...]Heuksando (흑산도 – Black Mountain Island), South Korea is a post from: Teaching Expat
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Daily Travel Snapshot: Jeju Island, South Korea
Blog: WildJunket - 1 August 2011
The stone statue symbol of Jeju Island, South Korea.
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LeX Paradise in Lonely Planet Travel Bloggers Ebook
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 27 July 2011
Lonely Planet Travel Blogger Photo EBook Proudly present "Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet Bloggers" Press Release Today, 40 Lonely Planet travel bloggers come together as a group to release their first free photo ebook. "Around the World with 40 Lonely Planet Bloggers" takes readers on a world tour featuring almost 70 countries, and introduces the world of professional travel blogging
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Winner Announcement: KTO 14 Round Trip Tickets to Korea Contest
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 26 July 2011
Thanks to all who participated in the "Visit Your Dream Destination in Korea" and congratulations to all our winners! KTO truly appreciate your support and participation! 1st Place (7 winners)2 roundtrip airline tickets to Korea + voucher for 3 night's hotel stay(double occupancy) IDEmail wowsmithworapunmail@g****.*** mikodavidmx6dav@g****.*** heeyuanheeyuan@y****.*** bonsonblam@a****.***.**
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A Day Trip to Busan and the Beach
Blog: Teaching Expat - 22 July 2011
This past Saturday my friends and I headed down to Busan to take in the views and the water. It turned out to be a great time to get out of Daegu and hit the road. After a slow train ride down to Busan, we made our way to Haeundae Beach. We didn’t plan on [...]A Day Trip to Busan and the Beach is a post from: Teaching Expat
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On the road – Seoul, Busan, Geojedo, Gohyeon and Tongyeong. And a mountain of crab.
Blog: Koju - Adventures in Korea and Korean - 17 July 2011
I finally leave Seoul, and events are set in place which define the whole trip for me. When I eventually managed to get out of Seoul on my last visit, I first headed to Geoje island, staying with my friend’s parents. Things started a little poorly with my father-in-law suggesting that the express bus was [...]
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Mummified Love in Andong, South Korea
Blog: Vagobond.com - 13 July 2011
The story of an ancient Korean mummy and his heartbroken wife hit me hard as I traveled and thought of my wife at home, pregnant with our first child.
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14 Round Trip Tickets to Korea to Win with KTO
Blog: LeX Paradise - South Korea - 6 July 2011
Hi Guys! Korea Tourism Organization (KTO) is organizing a travel contest for anyone that plan to take a trip to Korea within July 2011 and October 2011. This contest is special for people from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Thailand, The Philippines, Vietnam, Australia, New Zealand, UAE, Iran, Turkey, Israel, Kazakhstan, and Saudi Arabia. Contest Instruction , Firstly, register
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Hitching to the DMZ – North Korea and South Korea No Man’s Land – Part 1
Blog: Vagobond.com - 6 July 2011
If I took the number one bus to the end, then hitch hiked, I would be able to get to the DMZ without being on a tour bus.
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Saturday Snapshot – Bulguksa Temple in Winter
Blog: Teaching Expat - 1 July 2011
Perhaps one of the most beautiful places I have traveled to in Korea has been Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju. I have been in both spring and winter, and nothing tops seeing this place covered in snow. Follow Teaching Expat on Twitter or subscribe to the RSS Feed to never miss an update. Saturday Snapshot – Bulguksa Temple [...]Saturday Snapshot – Bulguksa Temple in Winter is a post from: Teaching Expat
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Seoraksan National Park and the Sokcho Seafood– Sokcho Part 2
Blog: Vagobond.com - 1 July 2011
South Korea is a weird land of contrasts. On one side of a hand drawn ferry is a North Korean fishing village and on the other is a Baskin Robbins with wifi. Both have their charms.
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North Korean Expats and Pig Blood Sundaes – Sokcho Part 1
Blog: Vagobond.com - 29 June 2011
I walked towards a large iron bridge and noted the thousands of fish drying on the roofs of nearly every house I passed.
