#insadong
Delightful Korean Buddhist temple cuisine at Balwoo Gongyang, located on the fifth floor of the TempleStay Information Center near Insa-dong.
The name of the restaurant comes from the Buddhist term for monastic meals.
Photos by Robert Koehler of SEOUL.
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Shopping in Insadong and Myeongdong.
Today we decided to have a more relaxing day after the tensions of our previous days DMZ tour. We pretty much just walked along the street in Insadong and Myeongdong, buying things that took our fancy.
My favourite purchases were made at the “KPop Mall” in Myeongdong. My best friend and I LOVE Super Junior so I took the opportunity to buy her some gifts. Let’s just say, I hope she has space for heaps of posters!
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The chuseok break gave me a great chance to explore different parts of seoul. For the most part I spent my time around the palaces and the hanok village. All very nice indeed, but I’ll stop there. I don’t really want this blog to be about what I saw and did, but what I'be been feeling.
Watching arirang dancing/singing while watching the sunset in the hermit Kingdom really gave me a sense of homeliness.
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