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#AustraliaFlightEvent 🌷 Recommended time - Spring (March-May) is the best for cherry blossoms and mild weather! Autumn (September-November) is great for traveling with fall foliage and comfortable temperatures (15-20°C). Winter (December-February) is perfect for skiing and hot springs in Hokkaido! (Tip: Check the cherry blossom forecast in late March-early April 🌸)☔ Not recommended time - Summer (June-August) can be uncomfortable due to the heat (over 30°C), rainy season, and typhoons (August-September). Golden Week (late April-early May) and Obon (mid-August) are crowded with domestic travelers. (Tip: Make sure to book in advance during peak season ⏰)💡 Travel Tip - Save money on traveling around the country with the JR Pass, and prepare clothes that match the weather! ✨ Enjoy the charm of Japan's four seasons at the right time! #JapanTravel #RecommendedTime

#AustraliaFlightEvent Recommended travel period - New York is most pleasant in spring (March-May) and fall (September-November). In spring, Central Park's cherry blossoms and clear weather are attractive, and in fall, the autumn foliage and cool air are attractive. Winter (December-February) is special with Christmas and New Year's events, but it is cold and snowy. (Tip: Thanksgiving Parade in late November is recommended 🎉)☀️ Not recommended period - Summer (June-August) is humid and hot (over 30°C), so outdoor activities can be difficult. 🗺️ Travel information - Convenient to move by subway (MTA) and yellow cab, and accommodations in Manhattan or Brooklyn are recommended. If you make a reservation in advance for attractions with admission fees (Empire State Building $44-$79), you can reduce the waiting time in line. (Tip: Discounts available by purchasing CityPass 🎟️)✨ Choose the charms of New York by season and go! #NewYorkTravel #RecommendedTime

#AustraliaFlightEvent 🍕 Italy-dong - An Italian restaurant hidden in an alley near Suwon Station! The pasta and pizza are famous by word of mouth. (Tip: Recommended lunch set menu 🍴) Recommended menu: Shrimp oil pasta, whole pork belly steak (bulsho🔥) Free French fries when you visit after making a reservation on Naver! Free ciabatta bread when you review a photo! 📸 Photo tip - A certified shot of Italy-dong's vintage interior and Randy's donut box! (Tip: Must upload to SNS 📷)✨ Spend a delicious day at Italy-dong, a great date spot with a great atmosphere! #SuwonRestaurants #Italy-dong

#AustraliaFlightEvent Store Introduction - London Bagel Museum, located in Suwon Starfield, has become a hot place on SNS for its moist bagels. Vintage interior is a sentimental point! (Tip: Visit at opening time ⏰)🥐 Recommended Menu - Potato bagel and cream cheese combination, truffle bagel is a must! (Tip: Takeout recommended 🍴)📸 Photo Zone - Take a great photo inside the store and in front of the bagel display! (Tip: The waiting line is long on weekends 🚶♂️)✨ Enjoy the hip taste of Suwon at London Bagel Museum! #SuwonStarfield #LondonBagel #HotPlace

#AustraliaFlightEvent 📍Woohee If you are looking for a good atmosphere for grilled beef in Euljiro, "Woohee" is a place you should definitely visit. Woohee is popular as a beef restaurant in Euljiro. It is a perfect place to celebrate a special day or spend precious time with someone. The price range may seem a little high compared to the amount, but considering the quality, it is completely acceptable. The luxurious meat, sensational alcohol, and cozy atmosphere are the best places for a date in Euljiro. If you want to capture both taste and emotion, this place where you can properly enjoy unique menus and meat is a must-visit!

📍Golden Wagon Golden Wagon in Euljiro is a perfect blend of retro vibes and delicious flavors, making it a highly recommended spot for everyone. It's a cozy place where you can recharge with retro charm while enjoying tasty snacks. If you're looking for a trendy hotspot in Euljiro known for its great atmosphere and delicious side dishes, this is a must-visit. Whether you're with friends or your significant other, you can enjoy a hip day in Euljiro anytime. With its stylish ambiance and top-notch snacks, it's an ideal place for a second round of drinks! It's a fantastic choice not only for gatherings with friends or romantic dates but also for those who enjoy drinking alone.

#AustraliaFlightEvent #Suwon #Gwanggyo #SoloTravel #TravelPlan #DomesticTravel #TravelRecommendation #museum #koreatrip #suwon This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Independence Activist Kim Se-hwan" special exhibition and followed in the footsteps of a forgotten local hero. The exhibit of Dr. Kim Se-hwan's relics at the entrance caught my eye, and the notes in the old leather notebook vividly conveyed his will for independence at the time. 🥲 I was touched when I found a young Kim Se-hwan in the photos of activities in the Suwon area during the March 1st Movement. I am always grateful. 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Copying the Declaration of Independence → Copying the documents distributed by Dr. Kim Se-hwan (20 minutes, free) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Room of Prison Records" → Exhibition of Kim Se-hwan's prison diary with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Righteous Tea" (6,500 won) → Traditional tea enjoyed by independence activists Cookies 🚨 Notes The transcription experience ends at 4:35 PM (needs time to organize the paper) The prison records room is dark and hard to read Some torture-related exhibits can be emotionally difficult I was moved by Dr. Kim Se-hwan's firm convictions while reading the trial records.. I wrote "I will not forget" on the Taegeukgi handkerchief (5,000 won) made at the experience zone. I will always carry it close to my heart.. The last experience of the independence movement site in the exhibition hall was a reenactment of the Manse Movement in Suwon where Kim Se-hwan was active, and it felt like time travel to the past..

#AustraliaFlightEvent 📍Gogos Location: 1st floor, 8-2 Suncheonhyang-ro, Sinchang-myeon, Asan-si, Chungcheongnam-do 🏡 The charm of the cafe - Gogos Cafe, located in Sinchang, is a place loved for its warm atmosphere and sophisticated interior. The wide windows and green plants make it a perfect healing place! (Tip: Recommended to visit on weekend mornings 🌞)🍰 Recommended menu - The best combination of homemade cake and Americano! (Tip: Enjoy leisurely in a window seat ☕)📸 Photo spot - Take a picture with the plants and vintage props inside the cafe in the background! (Tip: Recommended for the afternoon sunlight 📷)✨ Enjoy a leisurely time in Cheonan at Gogos Cafe! + Cafe mascot dog 🐶 #Cheonan #Gogos Cafe #Healing Cafe

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #SuwonHistoryMuseum #Jeongjo #Suwon #Gwanggyo #SoloTravel This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's special exhibition "Jeongjo's Construction of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress" and encountered the greatest architectural project of Joseon! The life-size model of a crane at the entrance caught my eye. It was amazing that such an elaborate machine was made with technology from 200 years ago!! The original copy of the Hwaseongseongyeok Uigwe was on display, and the detailed illustrations and explanations on each page were amazing!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Mini castle building → Assemble a scale model of the castle wall yourself (25 minutes, 6,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Jeongjo's Study" → Yesterday's Thought Exhibition Space with few people Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Haengcha Tea Café" (7,500 won) → Reproducing the food eaten during the Hwaseong Procession 🚨 Notes The castle experience ends at 4:30 p.m. (needs time to organize the blocks) The study exhibition room is dark, so it's difficult to take pictures Weekends are crowded with groups, so I recommend visiting on weekdays While watching the video of the castle wall construction process, a notification popped up saying that my battery was at 15%, so I quickly looked for a charger ㅋㅋ The Hwaseong map (5,000 won) I made at the experience zone was a tearful failure because I accidentally drew the wrong location of the Dongbuk Gongsimdon.. My own money.. The last VR Hwaseong Procession in the exhibition hall was a special experience of looking at Suwon from Jeongjo's perspective!! It was so real, it was so amazing!!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #museum #KoreanIndependenceMovement #GwanggyoTravel #Gwanggyo #suwon This afternoon, I went to Suwon Museum's "Suwon's Independence Activists" special exhibition beyond Gwanggyo Park and met hidden heroes of local history. The blood declaration written on the Taegeukgi at the entrance caught my eye, and even in the faint font, I could feel the determination of the time. The corner on female independence activists from Suwon was impressive, and the perspective that broke away from the male-centered narrative was refreshing. I am so grateful to these people! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making an independent newspaper → Making a mini newspaper using letterpress printing techniques (25 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Room of Letters in Prison" → Lively reading space with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Taste of Liberation" (6,500 won) → Taegeuk pattern snacks and barley tea 🚨 Notes Newspaper experience ends at 4:30 p.m. (Time needed to organize type) The letter reading room can be emotionally difficult, so prepare yourself mentally Weekends are crowded with groups, so weekday visits are recommended I was overwhelmed with emotion when I saw the materials related to martyr Yu Gwan-sun and realized that she was the same age as me!! The independence activist badge (4,000 won) made at the experience zone had a slightly crooked knot, but it was a meaningful souvenir. The last independence movement site in the exhibition hall was impressive because it felt like I was standing on the street at the time. Thank you for the independence movement. I won't forget

#AustraliaFlightEvent #Suwon #Gwanggyo #SoloTravel #koreatrip #museum #SuwonEducation This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Modern Education in Suwon" special exhibition and experienced a journey to find the roots of our education!! The restored model of Suwon's first Seodang from the early 1900s at the entrance caught my eye! It was impressive to see students sitting tightly in a small space. Haha. The school uniforms and school supplies of Samil School students were surprisingly modern in design. Haha. 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Modern cursive practice → Writing on a stone tablet in the font of the time (20 minutes, 4,500 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "School Song Room" → Suwon School Song Sound Experience Room with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Lunch Memories Set" (6,000 won) → Old school lunch menu 🚨 Notes Handwriting experience ends at 4:25 p.m. (needs time to organize ingredients) The school song experience room's headphones are not in good condition, so personal earphones are recommended The lunch set is limited in quantity, so popular menus may sell out I almost fell over when I was sitting at an old desk in the restored classroom of Suwon Elementary School in the 1950s because my legs were shaking. Always be careful! I wrote my name on an old lunchbox tin case (7,000 won) made at the experience zone, but it was harder than I thought to carve the letters on the metal plate, so the 'ㅅ' ended up upside down. Haha. At the last AR school uniform history exhibit, I took a screenshot of the 70s school uniform with my face superimposed on it because it was so funny. Haha.

#AustraliaFlightEvent #TravelPlan #DomesticTravel #SuwonHistoryMuseum #koreatrip #museum This afternoon, I passed by Gwanggyo Park and visited the Suwon Museum's "Suwon's Old Clan" special exhibition, where I discovered the depth of local roots! The huge family tree wall at the entrance caught my eye. The branching process of the Hwaseong Lee clan, spread out under the lights, was impressive, like a tributary of a river. In particular, the family register document from the 1700s was so old that the paper had turned brown, but the writing was still clear, which was amazing! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making your own family motto → Writing with calligraphy on traditional Korean paper (20 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: "Family's Room" on the 2nd floor → Gyeonggi-do family cultural heritage exhibition hall with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Jongga's Tea" (7,000 won) → Traditional tea set of noble families 🚨 Notes Family motto experience ends at 4:35 p.m. (need time to clean up the brush) The stairs on the 2nd floor are steep, so it is recommended to use the elevator Tea may be sold out as it is made on the day I came to understand the historical context connected to the construction of Hwaseong Fortress by King Jeongjo while looking at the Jeonju Lee clan records! I wrote 'Ongojishin' on a hanging scroll-shaped family motto (7,000 won) made in the experience zone, but the handwriting was crooked, so it was a little disappointing. There's nothing I can do about it.. The change in residence by family name at the end of the exhibition hall shows how the distribution of family names in the Suwon area has changed from the Joseon Dynasty to the present. It showed vividly what had changed haha

#AustraliaFlightEvent #SoloTravel #museum #suwon #TravelPlan #DomesticTravel #SuwonHistoryMuseum This afternoon, I visited the "Prehistoric Suwon" exhibition at the Suwon Museum behind Gwanggyo Park and vividly felt the history of this land 10,000 years ago. ㅎㅎ The large Paleolithic tool collection at the entrance caught my eye, and one of the arrowheads overlapped my face reflected in the glass case, which was a strange illusion! I was surprised that the artifacts excavated from the Hwaseong Seobongsa site were in better condition than I thought! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Pottery restoration puzzle → Matching broken pottery pieces (20 minutes, free) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Discovery of Fire" → Paleolithic oven reproduction space with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Primitive Food Set" (6,500 won) → Dessert made with nuts and grains 🚨 Notes Puzzle experience ends at 4:40 p.m. (requires time to organize pieces) The oven space is heated, so it may be a bit hot during the summer There are some areas where it is difficult to take pictures due to the dim lighting in the exhibition hall I was surprised by the louder sound of the stone breaking than I thought when watching the stone tool making demonstration. ㅎㅎ My own prehistoric bracelet (5,000 won) made in the experience zone took 30 minutes to complete because the thread kept getting tangled. It is currently free! The last AR prehistoric person experience in the exhibition hall vividly showed the lives of prehistoric people who lived in the Suwon area, so I didn't know how time passed. ㅋㅋㅋ

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #solotravel #museum #suwon This afternoon, I visited the special exhibition "History of Suin Line" at Suwon Museum next to Gwanggyo Park and experienced time travel on the railroad. ㅎㅎ The model of the first Suin Line train from 1937 at the entrance caught my eye, but I was surprised because it was smaller and more modest than I thought! The black and white photos of the early days of Suwon Station were impressive, but they were so different from the current bustling appearance that I doubted if they were the same place. LOL 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making a train ticket → Making an old Suin Line ticket (15 minutes, 4,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Miracle Sound Room" → A quiet space where you can hear the sounds of trains from different eras Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Railroad Lunch Box" (7,500 won) → A menu that reproduces old traveler lunch boxes 🚨 Notes Ticket experience ends at 4:30 p.m. (needs time to organize ingredients) The headphones are not in good condition for the Miracle Sound Experience, so personal earphones are recommended Lunch boxes take 15 minutes to prepare, and must be ordered in advance In front of the old flight attendant uniform exhibition, the different design was fun. The mini traffic light keychain (6,000 won) made at the experience zone had a slightly wrong color arrangement, but it was still a good souvenir! The last AR Suin Line trip in the exhibition hall was a vivid virtual experience of riding a 1950s train to Incheon, which reminded me of stories from my grandmother's childhood!

#AustraliaFlightEvent 🏰 Switzerland: Bern Prison Tower, Traces of a Medieval Prison! 🗼 The charm of the Prison Tower - The Prison Tower (Käfigturm) located in Bern's Old Town was used as a prison in the 17th century. It is now an exhibition space that tells historical stories, and has become a landmark of Bern. (Tip: Enjoy less crowded time by visiting in the morning ⏰)📸 Photo Spot - Take a picture with the tower's exterior and Bern's medieval streets in the background! (Tip: Recommended for sunset lighting 🌅)🌄 Things to do nearby - Enjoy the charm of the Swiss capital while touring the nearby Aare River and Bern Cathedral. (Tip: Bring local cheese snacks 🧀)✨ Explore Switzerland's deep history at the Bern Prison Tower! #Bern

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #solotravel #travelplan #domestictravel #munbangsawoo This afternoon, I passed by Gwanggyo Park and visited the Suwon Museum's "munbangsawoo" special exhibition, and I was immersed in the spiritual world of scholars! The large Joseon Dynasty mid-period inkstone collection at the entrance caught my eye! It was amazing that the beak of the bronze inkstone in the shape of a crane actually spouted water! The delicacy and elasticity of the highest quality native rabbit hair brush was special because I could touch it with my own hands! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Traditional ink making → Make your own ink with pine and fish glue (20 minutes, 5,500 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Hyangyeon's Room" → Experience space with less visitors in the direction of the writing room Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Scholar's Afternoon" (6,800 won) → Omija tea and sesame seed jelly set 🚨 Notes Ink experience closes at 4:15 p.m. (needs preparation time) If you have an allergy to fragrance, avoid the Hyangyeon Room Some exhibits reflect light so be careful of the angle of the photo During the Hanji making experience, I tripped and fell into a water bucket lol My own mini inkstone (7,800 won) made in the experience zone doesn't have an elaborate pattern, but I'm proud of my name engraved on the stone!! The last part of the exhibition, the process of making a writing brush, ink paper, and inkstone, was so vivid that I was amazed!! Highly recommended!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #Gwanggyo #Suwon #koreatrip #FourGentlemen #SoloTravel This afternoon, I visited the "FourGentlemen" special exhibition at Suwon Museum and encountered the essence of oriental aesthetics! The eight-panel plum blossom screen at the entrance caught my eye, and the white plum blossoms on the black background were shining like hope in the cold winter! I looked at the bamboo painting by Kim Myeong-guk from the mid-Joseon Dynasty for a long time because it felt like it was swaying in the wind. ㅎㅎ 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Drawing a fan of the Four Gracious Plants → Drawing an orchid using the literati painting technique (25 minutes, 6,000 won) Hidden spot: "Room of Ink Scent" on the 2nd floor → Exhibition room where ink painting is made with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Four Gracious Plants Sweets" (7,500 won) → Set of 4 seasonal sweets and tea 🚨 Notes The fan experience ends at 4:20 p.m. (need time to clean up the ink) The 2nd floor is a little dry to control humidity, so be careful with your throat The sweets are made only on the day, so if you go late, there is a high chance that they will be sold out I didn't know how lightly to hold the brush during the orchid drawing experience, so I had to draw it three times!!! When I drew the first stroke, my hands were shaking and the ink smudged, but the instructor comforted me by saying, "This is the natural beauty of orchids." LOL The last chrysanthemum video in the exhibition hall showed chrysanthemums blooming on a frosty autumn day in super fast speed, making me feel the passage of time!! Highly recommended since it's free!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #SuwonTravel #LateJoseon #museum #Gwanggyo This afternoon, I visited the "Late Joseon" special exhibition at the Suwon Museum and vividly felt the era of reform and change! The handwritten document of King Jeongjo at the entrance caught my eye. The handwriting was more powerful and challenging than I thought. Haha. I was surprised by the sophisticated astronomical observation tools of the Silhak scholars of Gyujanggak. It was impressive that we accepted Western science but did not lose our traditions! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Drawing a folk painting fan → Decorating in the style of late Joseon folk painting (25 minutes, 7,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Voice of the common people" → Quiet sound experience room of the development of pansori Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Market street snack" (6,500 won) → Snack set recreating the atmosphere of a late Joseon market 🚨 Notes The folk painting experience ends at 4:35 p.m. (considering the time to prepare ingredients) The sound experience room operates at 30-minute intervals, starting on the hour The snacks are limited in quantity on the day and may sell out I was moved by the aspirations of the people at the time in front of artifacts related to the Donghak Peasant Movement! A folk painting-style cell phone case made in the experience zone (8,000 won) is now free. The tiger painting is a bit ruined, but it was a funny memory! The last AR Suwon Hwaseong Fortress construction experience in the exhibition hall vividly showed the process of building the fortress wall, which helped me understand King Jeongjo's dream. ㅎㅎ

#AustraliaFlightEvent The meat quality is crazy! If you want to have a good atmosphere and taste in Konkuk University, I highly recommend ‘Joseonbutttumak’. The aged pork belly is crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, melting in your mouth ✨ The side dishes are neatly presented and go perfectly with the meat. The charcoal smell adds to the feeling of eating proper meat! 🍖 ✔️ A meat restaurant with a good atmosphere ✔️ A perfect place for friends and lovers to meet 📍 Overall ✅ Meat quality + service + atmosphere are all perfect ✅ If you are having trouble choosing a meat restaurant in Konkuk University, come here! #KonkukRestaurant

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #suwon #solotravel #appeal #koreatrip #suwontravel This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Appeal" special exhibition and experienced a journey following the brush strokes of the Joseon royal family! The Jeongjo Appeal folding screen at the entrance caught my eye, and the harmony of strength and delicacy felt in the handwriting was amazing! King Sejong's handwritten letter was surprisingly small and neat. ㅎㅎ 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Copying royal calligraphy → Practice each king's characteristic calligraphy (20 minutes, 4,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Mukhyang Meditation Room" → Meditation space with traditional mukhyang with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Appeal Tea Café" (6,500 won) → Cookies with the king's emblem and jujube tea 🚨 Notes Calligraphy experience ends at 4:40 p.m. (needs time to clean up brushes) Entry into the meditation room is allowed at 15-minute intervals, no mid-entry Cookies are made on the day and are limited in quantity My eyes turned red when I saw the sincerity between the letters in front of Yeongjo's letter filled with filial piety. ㅜㅜ My own appeal bookmark (5,000 won) made at the experience zone is embarrassing because the handwriting is messy, but it became a precious souvenir. The final appeal creation process in the exhibition hall was impressive as it vividly showed how the king wrote and stored his writings!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #SuwonMuseum #koreatrip #museum #suwon #solotravel This afternoon, I visited the "Early Joseon Dynasty" special exhibition at Suwon Museum and vividly encountered the dawn of a new dynasty! The replica of King Taejo Lee Seong-gye's portrait at the entrance caught my eye, but I was surprised by how soft it was. The woodblock related to the promulgation of Hunminjeongeum during the Sejong era was impressive, and I could feel the breath of history through the grain of the wood!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Writing letters in the Joseon Dynasty → Writing Hangul letters with a brush and ink (20 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Suwon Hwaseong Blueprint" → A quiet space showing the starting point of expansion during the Jeongjo era Recommended snack: Museum cafe "King's Tea" (6,500 won) → A set of herbal tea and five-colored Korean sweets 🚨 Notes The letter experience ends at 4:25 p.m. (need time to clean up the ink) The blueprint exhibition hall is dimly lit, making it difficult to take pictures It is recommended to visit on a weekday as there are many group visitors on the weekends I tried to understand the Joseon ruling system in front of the replica of Gyeongguk Daejeon, but the Chinese characters were too difficult, so I gave up. The royal seal I made in the experience zone was a little crooked, but it became a special souvenir! The last AR court ceremony experience in the exhibition hall was so impressive that it felt like I was invited to a royal event 600 years ago!

#AustralianFlightEvent Bohol Pau is located in a quiet and secluded area within Panglao Island. Situated on a hill close to the sea, When you sit on the terrace, the smell of the sea is carried by the wind. And the boundary between the sky and the sea spread out in the distance becomes a wallpaper. Pau is a fusion Asian & European style restaurant. Based on local ingredients, but with French or Mediterranean cooking methods, there are many dishes that give you a sensory impression in every bite. 📍Bohol Restaurant Pau Anos Fonacier Circumferential Rd, Panglao, Bohol, Philippines #BoholTravel

#AustraliaFlightEvent #JoseonMidPeriod #suwon #soloTravel #outdoorDate #koreatrip #museum This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "JoseonMidPeriod" special exhibition and vividly experienced the turbulent times of the Imjin War and Byeongja War! The life-size turtle-shaped diorama at the entrance caught my eye, and I realized how innovative Admiral Yi Sun-sin's tactics were. Haha. The restored bundle of luggage from the Seonjo era was heartbreaking, but the simple items in the small bundle conveyed the chaos of the time! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Writing a letter by a Silhak scholar → Imitating the writing style of the time with a brush and ink (20 minutes, 5,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Flower of Gyubang Culture" → Exhibition room of women's life history with few visitors Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Scholar's medicinal tea" (6,500 won) → Ginseng tea and yakgwa set 🚨 Notes Letter experience ends at 4:15 p.m. (needs time to clean brush) Photography is restricted in the Gyubang exhibition room as it is a relic sensitive to light Medicine takes about 15 minutes to make The Hong Gildongjeon manuscript exhibition was impressive, but I was surprised that the handwriting was sharper than I thought. The Joseon literati bracelet (6,000 won) made in the experience zone had a slightly sloppy knot, but it was okay for a first attempt! The last AR nobleman's life experience in the exhibition hall was interesting because it allowed me to discover the leisure hidden in formal etiquette😎

#AustraliaFlightEvent When you want to have a nice meal in Euljiro, the place I recommend is Bottler! The combination of pasta and wine under quiet and emotional lighting was perfect. Each dish was high quality, and the plating was pretty, satisfying both the eyes and the mouth! In particular, the cream pasta was soft and had a rich taste. It's the perfect space for a date or a special day. ✨ Points ✔️ A space full of emotional atmosphere ✔️ Western food that satisfies both the taste and the visual 📍 Overall ✅ Highly recommended as a date spot in Euljiro! ✅ 100% willing to visit again! #EuljiroHotPlace

#AustraliaFlightEvent A healing space filled with green plants and an emotional interior! The brunch menu was diverse and the plating was pretty, so it was a pleasure for both the eyes and the mouth. ✨ The eggs benedict and avocado toast were especially delicious, and the coffee had a nice aroma, so I was very satisfied. It's a great atmosphere for a date or a leisurely chat with friends! ✨ Points ✔️ A space full of freshness ✔️ A brunch menu with pretty plating 📍 Overall ✅ Recommended if you're looking for a nice brunch in Apgujeong! ✅ A sentimental cafe that's great for taking pictures! #ApgujeongCafe

#AustraliaFlightEvent #DomesticTravel #SuwonMuseumRecommendation #SuwonMuseum #koreatrip #museum After visiting Gwanggyo Museum this afternoon, I visited the nearby Suwon Museum's "Bangudae Petroglyphs" special exhibition and felt the emotion of prehistoric art!! The 1:1 scale petroglyph model at the entrance caught my eye, and depending on the angle of the light, the shadows changed and I could see various appearances! In front of the whale and hunter engravings, it seemed like the lives of our ancestors 7,000 years ago were unfolding before my eyes. ㅎㅎ 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making a rock engraving → Stamping the engraving pattern on paper (20 minutes, 6,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Prehistoric Age through Sound" → A quiet space that reproduces the sounds of animals in rock engravings Recommended snack: Museum cafe "Whale Cookie" (5,500 won) → Rock engraving-shaped icing cookies and tea 🚨 Notes The rubbing experience closes at 4:20 p.m. (needs time to clean up materials) Headphones are required in the sound experience room, and audio guide application is recommended It is slightly cool due to the humidity control in the exhibition hall, so bringing a thin outer garment is recommended It was fun to discover similar but different artistic features in the Bangudae and Daegokri rock engraving comparison section! The mini petroglyph hand mirror (8,000 won) made at the experience zone is a bit messy because of my lack of aesthetic sense, but it became a souvenir filled with memories! The VR petroglyph tour at the end of the exhibition hall was so vivid that it felt like I was actually visiting Ulsan!

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #suwon #museum #domestictravel #resistance #suwonmuseum This afternoon, I visited the Suwon Museum's "Resist Suwon 1919" special exhibition and felt the historical moment of the independence movement deep in my heart! The Taegeukgi wave art wall at the entrance caught my eye, and the ripple effect that responded to the sound of footsteps was vivid. The actual relics of the Suwon area's independence movement participants were impressive, and a pair of old shoes made me imagine the march that day. 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Copying the Declaration of Independence → Write it on Korean paper in the font of the time (20 minutes, free) Hidden spot: "Prison Record Room" on the 2nd floor → A space for fostering and testifying to independence activists with few people Recommended snack: "March 1st Independence Day Confectionery" (6,500 won) at the museum cafe → Traditional dessert with the Taegeuk pattern 🚨 Notes The copying experience ends at 4:40 PM (needs time to organize materials) The headphones in the testimony room are not in good condition, so personal earphones are recommended The last exhibition room is dark, making it difficult to take pictures I was moved when I read the newspaper article at the time about students my age participating in the independence movement. Thank you. The Declaration of Independence made in the experience zone The bookmark (5,000 won) was a little stained, but it became a meaningful souvenir! .. The last Manse Movement experience at the exhibition hall was touching because it felt like I was there at the Paldasan site at the time. 🥲

#AustraliaFlightEvent Bohol, Philippines The name is like a small song floating over the sea It's quiet and unfamiliar, but strangely warm Balicasag, Bohol, Philippines is like a secret garden where the sea whispers Balicasag Island is small It takes less than 15 minutes to circle the island But under that small sea, there is an unimaginable depth and beauty Balicasag is designated as a marine protected area, So coral reefs and marine life are really abundant Sky blue, lavender, orange, yellow, green Every color you can imagine shines brightly in the water The fish swimming underneath Create a landscape that looks like a starry night sky #BoholTravel #BoholBalicasag

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #suwon #AsianGames #DomesticTravel #koreatrip This afternoon, I visited the "Asian Games, Uniting Asia" exhibition at the Suwon Gwanggyo Museum next to Gwanggyo History Park and vividly experienced the history of Asian sports exchange! The actual 1986 Seoul Asian Games torch at the entrance caught my eye, and it seemed heavier than I thought. The mascot collection for each competition was so cute that I didn't realize how much time had passed while taking pictures! It's so cute ㅎㅎ 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Making Asian Games medals → Make your own commemorative medal with clay (25 minutes, 6,000 won) Hidden spot: 2nd floor "Sound of cheering" → A space where you can hear cheering sounds from past Asian Games Recommended snack: Museum cafe "5-ring cookie" (7,000 won) → Olympic ring-shaped cookies and iced tea 🚨 Notes Medal making ends at 4:25 p.m. (drying time required) Headphones are required for the cheering sound experience, and rentals are available, but personal earphones are recommended if you are concerned about cleanliness Weekends are crowded with families, so visiting on weekdays is more relaxed The 2002 Busan Asian Games uniform exhibition brought back vivid memories of those days, and I was filled with nostalgia ㅎㅎ The clay medals I made at the experience zone had letters engraved backwards, which made me laugh, but they became special souvenirs! The VR opening ceremony experience at the end of the exhibition hall was the best because it felt as if I was there!! It was so much fun.

Okpo Radiance in Geoje Island 425 Okpo-daechup-ro, Geoje, Gyeongsangnam-do Check-in: 5 PM, Check-out: 11 AM Front desk operates only from 10 AM to 10 PM! After the front desk closes, services like towels, water, and other amenities are unavailable. I booked this place on short notice due to a tight schedule, but managed to get an ocean-view accommodation at an affordable price. Despite the busy itinerary, it provided a brief moment of relaxation. The bed was large, and the room was spacious with a table, sofa, mirror, and chair. There are larger rooms available, making it a great choice for family vacations. It also seems clean and suitable for couples or friends traveling together.