Awww…Everything is sparking clean in the pictures…
this habit,we should learn from them…
FUsanta from kuching
Day 3: Next…Jeju Folk Village
The Jeju Folk Village presents a vivid and lively exhibition for the island’s cultural assets. Built on an area of over 150,000 square meters, the village documents various historical periods.
All the building were constructed in consultation with experts and historians to create the original atmosphere. Some cottages are two to three hundred years old and were relocated to this village in its original form without any alternations.
Next stop: Cheonjiyeon Waterfall ()
Cheonjiyeon Waterfall ()
Cheonjiyeon Waterfall ()
Small waterfall beside Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
Duck…
Next: Teddy Bear Museum
The Jeju Teddy Bear Museum opened on April 24, 2001. Here you can find everything you want to know about Teddy Bears! It contains two galleries, a museum gift shop, and a museum cafe. Also, on site is a museum bar/restaurant, a wonderful place to meet friends, family, and lovers. From the outside garden, there is a great view of Chungmoon Beach.
Some of the teddy bears in museum…
Some of the teddy bears in museum…
Some of the teddy bears in museum…
Some of the teddy bears in museum…
Some of the teddy bears in museum…
Our dinner…Fish steamboat
We had visited Sex Museum in Jeju’s Island but the photos are not suitable to be posted here, so I just skipped it la…
This is the last night we stayed in Jeju Island…so we had a stroll around Jeju’s street.
Night view somewhere in Jeju.
Pharmacy…
wah korea so song ler…dunno when i can go
hehe…yup very enjoying the scenery and climate there 
Day 4: Now, from Busan (), we are heading to Gyeongju () using bus.
But before that, we have another place to pay a visit to a bridge- Gwangan Bridge ().
Gwangan Bridge(Diamond Bridge) is the first cross-sea duplex bridge in Korea, established for Busan to secure the function of the international port city and the coastal and circular network of roads. The bridge is loved as a representative landmark of Busan as state-of-the-art lighting varies with over one hundred thousand kinds of colors, harmonizing the surrounding coastal scenery.
After a few hours nap, finally we arrived Gyeongju. First we went to Yongdusan Park ().
Yongdusanpark, which harmonizes Busan Tower and 70 different species of trees,is considered a favorite resting place among the citizens of Busan. Itis called Yongdusan because the shape of the mountain looks like thehead of a dragon that climbs to land from sea.
Panoramic view…
After lunch, we went to Bulguk-sa ().
Originallybuilt in 528, Bulguk-sa provides an excellent example of architecturefrom the Shilla Dynasty. Literally meaning “Buddha Land,” it remainedintact for more than 1,000 years before the Japanese destroyed it in1593. Only a few of the buildings were rebuilt until the 1970s when itwas completely reconstructed.UNESCO recognized it as an internationalcultural property in 1995.
Look into the sky…I feel free…
Beautiful building…You know what, it’s a toilet…
They said the water will bring you luck if you drink it.
Group photo…
Next: Daereung-won Tumuli Park (Cheonmachong Tomb).
Largeancient tombs of kings and noblemen of the Silla Dynasty can be seenaround Gyeongju at the Daereung-won Tumuli Park. There are twenty-threelarge tombs located here; the most famous being Cheonmachong andHwangnamdaechong.
You can also view the inside of Cheonmachong. There are 11,526 remains and crowns of the king inside the tomb demonstrating the lavish lifestyle of the king.
Inside the Cheonmachong Tomb…
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One of the remaining…
The crown of the king…
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Next: Cheomseongdae () - It’s just located nearby to to the
Daereung-won Tumuli Park ().
Cheomseongdae () is the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia.
Constructedduring the reign of Queen Seon-deok (632-647), it was used forobserving the stars in order to forecast the weather. This stonestructure is a beautiful combination of straight lines and curves, andwas designated as National Treasure No.31 on December 20th, 1962.
Located beside our hotel is Bomun Lake Resort (). Because we were free at night, so we went to this resort by walking.
The hotel that we stay…Concorde hotel.
Day 5: After breakfast, we went to Jeonju () by bus.
Straight away went to have lunch when arrived there.
Next: Gyeonggijeon Shrine ()
Historical Treasure No. 339, Gyeonggijeon Shrine was erected in 1410 and holds the portrait of King Tae-jo Lee, the founder of the Joseon Dynasty.This shrine has become a popular spot for filming traditional television shows.
The kings…
Next: Jeonju Hanok Village ().
The village is just located near to Gyeonggijeon Shrine (), so we walked to experience it.
Some views inside the village…
Next: Deokjin Park ()
Deokjin Park is centered around Deokjin Lake. During the summer months, the lake is covered with lotus flowers. The park fills up with visitors during its annual festival held to admire the beauty of the flowers. A suspension bridge stretches across the middle of the lake offering up-close views of the lotus flowers. Daily fountain shows can be enjoyed by all.
The park…there is no lotus flower in the pond as it is late fall already…
Unknown statue…
Stall selling ice-cream…
Lots of dishes…but almost all are spicy.
After having dinner, we had a stroll around the hotel…
Some street snapshot…
