Souvenir shop, etc. As a loyal fan of Running Man, I am quite familiar with this octagonal pavilion, but it is under maintenance and cannot be entered. Because I wanted to go back to the hotel for dinner, I did not go to the digital viewing platform, so I just looked at the night view on the first floor viewing platform and went down the mountain, but I still recommend everyone to go up.

As for the teddy bears, the ones in Jeju Island and Chengdu, Sichuan are actually very good, while the ones in Seoul Tower are quite average. If there are many people, you can choose not to join in the fun! On the other side of the tower, there are full of lock walls and lock trees. As a loyal fan of "Getting Married" (why am I a loyal fan of everything).

You must take a picture of this stool! Although there are many Chinese tourists during the National Day holiday, Korean local tourists, especially those who are dating, actually account for a large proportion, so Korean dramas are not exaggerated, and there is romance and sweetness everywhere! Although autumn has arrived in Korea, the yellow leaves of Nanshan will not fall beautifully until mid-to-late October.

Therefore, friends who want to see the beautiful scenery must choose the best travel time. The tourist bus station has 3 circular routes, all of which can go down the mountain. As long as you live near Myeongdong, you can almost go directly to the hotel, but you must listen carefully to the station announcement and prepare to get off in advance. There are not many people waiting for the bus, but there are people getting on the bus at every stop.

So remember to ring the bell in advance! In addition, if you use a t-money card, remember to swipe it again when you get off the bus! For dinner, Yunluo and Anchu met at Yuanzu No. 1 Grandma's Pig's Trotter near the hotel. Although it is quite popular among Korean food recommendations, it is more popular with locals. It has two floors and a parking lot.

Because I chose the seats upstairs, the taste is pig's trotters. At the end of the bill, I had to add a service charge, a total of more than RMB 200. I personally think it's a popular restaurant that you don't have to eat. Yunluo's own pig's trotters are much better than this!

The weather was not very good, so I took a taxi directly from the hotel to Namsangol Hanok Village. I asked the front desk to write the Korean address in advance (remember to write it in large letters). I took the subway and got off at Chungmuro ​​Station, which is in the downtown area. It is not far away, and those who live nearby can also walk there. Namsangol Hanok Village is a restoration of five traditional Korean houses.

The traditional houses and courtyards are composed of traditional Korean houses in the urban and suburban areas of Seoul, which are rebuilt according to the original construction. Each house has its own allusion and Chinese introduction. It is free and closed every Tuesday. The Hanok Village holds dramas, leisure games and dance performances all year round. When you come here, you will experience the colorful traditional Korean culture.

Each hanok has a different style, and there are some special things planted in the courtyard. As a small popular tourist attraction, this place is much less crowded than Gyeongbokgung Palace. Although you can't enter the hanok at will, you can visit, rest, and take pictures outside at will, which is very comfortable. Although it is a place for sightseeing, it is still very clean.

The baby-showing maniac mode is activated! The Hanok Village often holds folk activities, but Yunluo and An Chuyu did not encounter them. Instead, there were many kindergarten and elementary and middle school students who went on an autumn outing. It had already started to rain. They were not afraid of getting wet and wore little. Since it was raining heavily, Yunluo and An Chuyu were happy to relax and rest for a while in the large pavilion at the entrance.

From time to time, you can still see tour groups coming and going. The lotus pond in the rain is also very beautiful. Yunluo Ma always said that our ceiling is all carved, but they are painted. After the rain stops, you can walk to Myeongdong in 5 minutes. Myeongdong is not big. Except for the two main roads, there are few people in other places. There are actually many choices for eating.

You don't have to refer to the guide and recommendations. In the end, Yunluo and An Chuyu chose the Fengzhi Chicken with a BB stool. It was really not delicious. The taste was far worse than the big plate chicken. It cost 30,000 won for three people. The vermicelli was okay, but the chicken was not flavorful. Not recommended. It rained heavily later that day, and there were almost no large shopping malls in Myeongdong.

I had to go to Lotte across the street to avoid the rain. Lotte has two buildings, one selling younger clothing, and the other a relatively high-end shopping mall. Lotte Duty Free is upstairs, and there is a vegetable market that is busier than Shilla. The other floors are still worth a stroll, and many clothing styles and children's clothing styles are not available in China.

From Myeongdong, you can go underground to Lotte Mall, where there is a celebrity peripheral store under SM. When I opened my phone on the day I arrived in Korea, I saw the news that Jessica was forced to leave Girls' Generation. Her father sighed for a long time, and then found that all the things of Jessica were taken off the shelves in the peripheral store. I can't afford to be a crazy fan of the girl group!

Yunluo and An Chuyu took a taxi directly from the hotel to Gyeongbokgung Palace and got off at the entrance. They finally saw the crowds of Chinese tourists during the National Day holiday. The tour buses came one after another, so it was impossible to take a photo with the guards standing guard at the gate as mentioned in the previous guide post. Just look at it! Yunluo took a hard time to take the photo of a single guard like the one below!

The adult ticket is 3000 won. I have watched a lot of Korean costume dramas before, so I just want to take a leisurely stroll and feel it. If you need a Chinese tour guide, you can follow the tour group or rent one. The corridor on the right side of Heungnyemun is super beautiful, with almost no people. My personal experience is to go to the place with fewer people, and the buildings are actually similar.

Yunluo and Anchu met these southerners who were born and raised in the south. They found many plants that only grow in the north very beautiful, but it was a pity that they could not see the beautiful scenery of Gyeongbokgung Palace covered with yellow leaves. The Geunjeongjeon is almost the only magnificent one in the whole palace! Most tour groups gather here. If you like less people, you can go somewhere else.

The trees were still this color during the National Day holiday, and a few of them have begun to turn yellow. The buildings in front of the Hyangwon Pavilion are being renovated, but it does not affect the beauty of the Hyangwon Pond. My mind is full of "Empress Myeongseong" and "Rooftop Prince". Scene after scene. I met three little friends wearing Korean clothes. They were brought by their parents for history education. They were super well-behaved.

Although he was a little shy, he still had a lot of fun playing with the bald guy. Although the boy looked unhappy, he still laughed at the side occasionally. Before we knew it, these rows of people sitting together became a beautiful scenery. Many Chinese photography enthusiasts kept asking them to take pictures. So if anyone sees the bald guy from Yunluo's family somewhere else, please tell Yunluo!

Chang'an Hall is a more outstanding building among all the buildings in Gyeongbokgung Palace. It is said that Queen Mingseong was stabbed to death in Chang'an Hall in Qiushui Furong Tower. It is not particularly luxurious, but it is quite grand. Everyone must go and see it! Yunluo always thinks that this building is still a bit beautiful. There is a National Folk Museum at the exit, with Chinese guides.

I think it's much better than Lotte World. I think this doll looks too much like the bald man in Yunluo's family! Because I was pushing the cart. I was also worried that Yunluo's mother would be exhausted, so I gave up the trip to see the eight scenic spots of Bukchon, and didn't go to the Tusokchon Ginseng Chicken Soup, which was said to have a long queue, but chose the closer Bukchon Ginseng Chicken Soup.

It turns out that I made the right choice. I highly recommend it! The sweet and sour chicken nuggets are so delicious! It is said that the Tosu Village Ginseng Chicken Soup Restaurant only has ginseng chicken soup. If you are not particularly obsessed with that restaurant, you can definitely choose to come here. The environment is super good. It is super enjoyable to dine in the garden or sit in the sunny seats. The most important thing is that there is a mixed-race oppa waiter who is super handsome.

He looks so sweet when he smiles, but he only has Yunluo in his eyes. Daughter. If you walk down along Bukchon Ginseng Chicken Soup, you can walk to Insadong. There are so many people that it is difficult to walk. In fact, most of them are Koreans, and foreign tourists are still a minority. Renren Building is a trapezoidal building that looks like a flat floor. You can reach the top floor by walking up without taking stairs.

But you can still find a quiet corner while you are taking a quick look. In this rooftop garden, besides couples, there are many people hanging wishing cards. Most of them are Korean young people who come here to hang wishing cards, and there are relatively few tourists. The small shop selling wishing cards on the rooftop has very delicious iron basin ice cream. Yunluo and An Chuyu ate too much for three people, and the table next to them had four or five people eating one basin.

5000 won is quite good considering the price in Korea and it is a scenic spot. The other small packaged snacks also look delicious and many people buy them. Look at the crowd. The roadside is mostly filled with tourist souvenir shops and the road is not wide. There are not many shops to visit. If you are in a tight schedule, you can skip this stop.

There are often similar folk performances in the square at the entrance of Insadong, but most of the spectators are Korean tourists. As a loyal fan of Running Man, Gwangjang Market is a must-go, but the road is narrower than expected. There are more people than expected, mostly locals, and most of the people queuing to buy food are Koreans.

Although Gwangjang Market is a large traditional market that has not been developed into a tourist destination and still retains its original ancient charm, the bustling flow of people still shows its status in Seoul. It can be reached by taking the subway line 1, Jongno 5-ga Station, Exit 8. It is not as big as imagined, and 2 hours is enough, but it is best to skip the meal time.

Yunluo and An Chuyu went there during dinner time and they could hardly move their feet! This is the long queue for the original seaweed rice roll. You don't actually need to know the exact location. There are only three streets selling snacks. The one in the middle that sells mung bean cakes is the center, and the three intersections with the most people are the ones that have the longest queues. The one with the longest queues is most likely the most famous.

There are two famous gimbap restaurants: Yuanzu and Duyao. Duyao already has a store and the queue is very long, but Yuanzu is worth mentioning because the old lady still insists on making it herself after so many years. There are also many people lining up. I personally think the taste is very good. The average price of gimbap in Seoul is about 12 RMB per roll, with little difference.

Green bean cakes are relatively expensive, and the price varies from store to store, ranging from 30 to 60. Shunxi's has the longest queue and is the most expensive. It's really not delicious, probably made of bean sprouts, green bean powder and flour. Yunluo and An Chuyu packed up various things to take back to the hotel, but didn't finish the green bean cakes. You can try the pickles, pickled octopus and crab in sauce are more popular, and the supermarket is twice as expensive.

If you like it, you can buy half a box or a box, which costs about 2,000-5,000. In the running man Gwangjang market special, I was most looking forward to this bibimbap, but the attitude towards tourists was not good, and the bibimbap was not given much. I don't really have high requirements for food, and this bibimbap is just unpalatable. If it has something to do with takeaway, then the Chinese tourists who sat there eating.

Yunluo asked and said he didn't think it was that good. Gwangjang Market is still mostly local residents who come to buy food or have dinner after get off work. Business is very good, but it's not particularly deserted. It seems that they all have their own regular customers. In addition to the most famous food street, Gwangjang Market also sells many Korean clothes. Although Dongdaemun also sells them at night market stalls.

But the texture and feel of the materials are somewhat different from those in the Guangzang market. Most of the Guangzang ones are handmade, and the prices vary slightly according to the embroidery techniques, fabrics, and lining structures. The headdress is priced at 10,000 won, and the ordinary one with a flower costs 5,000 won. I looked at several Korean costumes, and this one looks the best. Aji's mother doesn't speak English at all.

After communicating in Yunluo's poor Korean, the deal was finally settled at 45,000. The average price of a set of Korean clothes in Dongdaemun is around 30,000. To distinguish the quality from the bad, in addition to looking at the material, remember to check the workmanship of the straps inside, as that is where the price difference lies.

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

As a loyal fan of Running Man, Haha's BBQ restaurant in Hongdae is a must-visit. I woke up late in the morning and wanted to go directly, so I got off at Hapjeong Station, looked at the map of "In Seoul" and walked along the way. I passed some beauty salons that celebrities often go to in variety shows. I saw 401 Restaurant near the entrance of Hongdae. It was easy to find.

There is a signboard with the word "haha" at the entrance. There are two areas, indoor and outdoor, but not many seats. So it is said that you need to wait for a seat when you are there. There is only one small private room, which is where he or his friends eat when they go there. It is not open to the public. But when there is no nursing room, you have to make do with it. There are many precious old photos in it.

The three people in the picture are the three partners of 401 Restaurant. The tall guy in the middle is a super handsome man who is often in the restaurant. He keeps touching Yunluo when paying the bill. My daughter's little face. The special thing about this restaurant is that they use black pork from Jeju Island. The meat is very fresh and the tableware is very clean. Each portion is not large. So three people need to order at least 45 points of meat.

First time trying grilled pork skin, it was super delicious! There is a Chinese menu, I recommend the Memory Iron Box lunch and kimchi soup, the taste is no worse than barbecue. The waiter will help grill, the two sauces on the grill are great. Follow 401 to the most crowded place and you will reach the busiest pedestrian street in Hongdae. It is mainly clothing stores and cosmetics stores, and most of the clothing seems to be wholesale goods from Dongdaemun.

The prices are not high. There are also some designer-run shops. The famous Hello Kitty cafe can be seen at the entrance of the alley on the main road. Hongik University is famous for its fine arts major in Korea, so the whole surrounding area has a strong art atmosphere! Friends who travel independently can visit Hongdae, Sinchon, and Ewha Womans University together. Ewha Womans University now does not allow large numbers of tourists to enter.

But the autumn Ewha Womans University is really beautiful, although Yunluo didn't go there. But I still post the autumn Ewha Womans University beautiful scenery taken by my sister with her mobile phone when she was on a business trip. Yunluo personally likes Hongdae very much. The small shops selling clothes in the alleys are quite good and not crowded. There are also flea markets on weekends and various performances by young people. It is still a place worth going to, and there are Little Red Riding Hoods everywhere.

Don't worry about getting lost, just go to crowded places! When you meet Little Red Riding Hood, you will get a separate map of Hongdae, which is clearer than any other map. Thumbs up! In "Married", almost every couple has a trip to Hongdae, and there are also various small parks that appear frequently in "Gentleman's Dignity".

After a leisurely stroll in Hongdae, I headed straight to the Yongsan Spa. Take a taxi or subway to Yongsan Station. When you get out of the big square, turn right and you will see the building in the picture below. Or look for the pointed Christmas tree. The entrance is under the two golden dragons! Walk along the green bamboo forest and you will find it. It costs NT$11,000 per person to enter before 8 a.m. on weekdays.

After 8 o'clock and on holidays, it is 13,000 per person. Large luggage can be stored here, which is very convenient, so many foreign tourists or girls who come to buy goods will choose to stay overnight here to save accommodation costs (men are not allowed to stay overnight). It happened that there was a Chinese lady on duty, so communication was not a problem. If you don't encounter her, the process is also very simple.

At the door, you will collect your keys and clothes and towels, swipe through the gate, take off your shoes and store them in the lockers on the first floor, then take your things to the lockers on the floors where men and women are located, walk down one floor to take a shower, and then take the elevator down to the lobby to enter the steam rooms of various sizes. There are both hot and cold steam rooms, as well as massage chairs, game consoles and other facilities. The gym is only for members, and many locals must have annual membership cards.

The weirdest thing is that after the women put their clothes in the bath, they have to go downstairs naked to take a bath, which scared Yunluo. She covered herself with a towel and held a naked baby. Forgive Yunluo and An Chuyu for not having been in and out of a big bathhouse. But the bathhouse is awesome! There are showers, bathtubs, and rows of makeup mirrors. Everyone sits on a small stool in front and washes slowly.

There were also clean children's bathtubs and toothpaste, but they were not allowed to wear clothes. Later, he asked his father, and he said it was the same in the men's bath, which scared him! There is a restaurant on the first floor, clean and comfortable, in one word! Big! The table is big, the plates are big! There was also a Korean who came to ask Yunluo if it was one or two, and he must have been shocked!

The menu is a list of dishes, both Korean and Western. You can place an order by swiping your key and pick it up by calling your number. The average price is around 7,000 to 8,000, which is very reasonable. I highly recommend the curry rice and pollack soup, and the side dishes are delicious! I put a sheep's horn hat on my bald head and started to show off, crawling to other tables from time to time to stare at other people's food! The eggs in the steam room are really as delicious as the legend says. (To be continued...)