Of course, we have taken many photos of cultural sights such as the Gyeongbok Palace and a few others. But that is not what I want to show here – I find everything else more interesting.
Delivery service in Seoul
Another lady gathering old paper on the streets of Seoul. Our accommodations was located in a fairly quiet neighborhood in Seoul, in the northern central part where all the embassies and consulates are. The roads are very clean, so I imagine there is not that much business for her there.
Gathering old paper on the streets in Seoul
Leaving the Gyeongbok Palace, we saw this interesting ad across the street.
"Naked Museum" ad in Seoul
Passing the Palace entrance once more, this time with guards in authentic costume.
Gyeongbok Palace guards
The streets of Seoul are very interesting – pleasant to your eyes and nose. Last, but not least, the locals were extremely helpful when we asked for directions. Some even approached us offering to help. This was very unexpected as I had been told by Korean themselves not to expect too much help.
A truck load of beans parked on the road side
Seoul is definitely worth another visit someday.
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