Travel Guide South Korea

Mr Han's second son - Jong Min and his cousin.


They served me persimmon and tteok from organic green rice.

Yummy...I am officially a tteok po/ tteok suni

This was my third Jaesa dinner in a month!!

The kimchi was a bit salty.

Mr Han's aunty and her grandchildren.

Jangheung is famous for rice and cow. Korean cow is called hanu which is the best breed. Mr Han feeds them with rice, kiwi, persimmon, wheat and corn straw.

The organic green rice as their food. They are really pampered.

Then wheat straw.
The red organic rice field. I didn't have the chance to harvest them!! *sigh*

Mr Han and his youngest brother. He's working at Seocho-ku, near Gangnam.

Jong Min's kindergarden school.

Later, we went to Naju for agriculture festival.

and helped to cut this green rice tteok. Yummy..

Annabelle unni, married to a Korean man and has 3 girls. Her husband and her are so kind to bring me around for the Flower festival and treated me for Maeuntang dinner.

I took 1 hour in Jinju to visit this infamous fortress. The autumn was amazing!!
It was just 10 minutes walk to the fortress. I parked my bag for 4,000 won at a courier service center.


Yeay!!



You can't eat this fruit!! Make tea instead.

The shrine for the sensational Miss Nongae.




Nongae portret.





Felt like in Kyoto!

Checking the ticket to jinju.


Final time with Ollergi. I miss her already!! My friend, my imo, my mother and halmoni!!

Jinju Jiktong. Jiktong means nonstop. So I took a nonstop bus to Jinju.

My two big bagpacks for those who wonder

Ticket from Geoje to Jinju


Ticket from Jinju to Sunchon

I like this! Parking for bikes

Seatbelt in bus. Hahaha..just testing ok?


Finally reached Jangheung bus station.

Me, Ollergi and husband, his husband's friend and wife and children..ngehehe..all of us went to Geoje botanical garden, old administrative office and old geoje market.


Seeds thief at work ngehehe..for her Yeondaedo project.















Enjoying sweet persimmons.



After that we visited Ollergi's mom.