Insane KOREAN BREAKFAST at Bukchon Hanok Village | Seoul, South Korea
On my final morning in South Korea, I headed out early and met up with my buddy Paul from Tastes Seoul Good for one last Korean breakfast in Seoul! Come along with us as we enjoy our insane Korean breakfast and explore Bukchon Hanok Village!
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Bukchon Hanok Village is a 14th-century village that has been preserved in Seoul. It lies on a hill between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace. It’s where government officials and nobility used to live and is super authentic! If you come here, you should respect the people who live there and talk quietly. Don’t be a noisy, disrespectful tourist!
From there, we found a small, diner-like spot selling some amazing Korean foods including gimbap, bibimbap, noodles, soups, dumplings, and more.
Paul ordered a kimchi jjigae, or a kimchi stew with pork and green onions and a side of rice. There are also lots of banchan!
I ordered cold buckwheat noodles with egg, spicy sauce, cucumber, radish, and ice. It looked super cold! I also got a kimchi gimbap and a tuna and kimchi gimbap. The portion sizes for both are unreal! Then I also had some banchan, including kimchi, gelatin, and some vegetables.
First, I mixed up my noodles. They were super thin, almost like glass noodles. I cut them up with my chopsticks. They were super cold and also had some spice to them. It was a crazy combination – I had brain freeze and my lips were tingling from the spice! There was also some amazing cabbage in it, too! The sauce and water they were coated with almost gave them a slimy texture.
Then I went for some gimbap, which had a different rice with a pick tint. It was so tasty, I could eat it all day! The tuna inside was canned and the carrot, egg, and kimchi was a really great combination. It had a different, tangy flavor to it and was really fantastic! The tuna one was great, but the kimchi gimbap was out of this world!
The kimchi on the side was incredible, and the gelatin was bland with a bit of spice. The veggies weren’t so spicy but were still very good. It was a nice, filling meal that was super unique!
We finished up with a rice cake with powdered soybean on it. The entire meal came to just 18,000 won, or a little over $15 U.S.
Then, we headed back into the village. I was hoping to find some souvenir shops so I could get some things for my kids. We took a hike up a hill to the observatory. It was super steep. We reached a viewpoint that looked out over the roofs of the traditional houses and the skyline in the distance.
We continued on to one of the main streets. Everything there was super authentic. The architecture was beautiful. I loved the stonework and the rooftops were emblematic of traditional Korea! There were also lots of gorgeous doorways!
Outside of a couple of ice cream and tea shops, there weren’t any restaurants in the village, so it was a good thing we ate before exploring. I found an awesome, Instagram-worthy door and a souvenir shop at the top of the hill.
Inside the shop, they sold items from Korea, Chinese artifacts, items from Nepal, and more. I bought some cool figurines wearing hanboks. There were also boxes made of mother of pearl, traditional masks, and more!
Outside, we found some pumpkin-flavored traditional taffy. It was pretty hard and the guy used a chisel to chop it up! We spotted some tourists wearing hanboks, which I highly recommend when you come to South Korea, especially the palaces.
Then we headed off to grab some strong, iced Americano coffees with no sugar. It gave me a jolt of energy and was exactly what I needed!
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In this video, you will see the historic Gyeongbokgung Palace, the picturesque Bukchon Hanok Village and the overlooking view in the second-highest point in Seoul-the N Tower.
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How to get to the Bukchon Hanok Village from Anguk Station.
Surrounded by Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine, Bukchon Hanok Village is home to hundreds of traditional houses, called hanok, that date back to the Joseon Dynasty. The name Bukchon, which literally translates to northern village, came about as the neighborhood lies north of two significant Seoul landmarks, Cheonggyecheon Stream and Jongno. Today, many of these hanoks operate as cultural centers, guesthouses, restaurants and tea houses, providing visitors with an opportunity to experience, learn and immerse themselves in traditional Korean culture.
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Anguk Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), Exit 1 or 2.
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Spring is one of the best times of the year to pack a bag and go traveling.
To help， the Korean government has picked out some of the must－see destinations in the country.
Our cultural correspondent Kim Ji－yeon gives us a sneak peak.
When the days start getting warmer， after a long cold winter，... that′s when the travel bug bites.
S how about taking in some of the best attractions in Korea.
The tourism ministry has rolled out it′s annual list of the top 100 places to visit.
Standouts among them are five traditional palaces， built during the Joseon Dynasty，... all located in the capital city of Seoul.
Sites where travelers can experience traditional culture were also included… such as the Bukchon Hanok Village， Insa－dong， and Namdaemun Market.
But the top travel destinations are not just limited to the capital city.
In fact， most of them are sites in Korea′s southeastern Gyeongsang－do Province… including the Bulguksa Temple.
Built during the Silla Dynasty， the temple in Gyeongju city is not only a beloved relic but also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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And in the southernmost Jeju Island， there′s the 90－meter－high crater at the top of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak.
The crater was formed by a volcanic eruption 100－thousand years ago... and now serves as an ideal spot for horse riding.
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The best time to visit the Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul is during the week, preferably in the afternoon. Especially if you are into photography/videography. The light right before the sunset is gorgeous!
Make sure you stop by one of those tourist kiosks and get a free map. The guides that work there can show you the best route to take.
If you can find it, go up to the Bukchon Observatory. Calling it an observatory is a little generous. I think it's some guy basically opened up his apartment for tourists. It's 3000 won to get in and you get a free drink (tea), but the view of the area is sublime.
Aside from the traditional houses, there are also many shops and cafe near Bukchon. Take your time, walk around, and see what little gems you can find.
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Monday evening in Jongno (종로에서 보낸 월요일 저녁) - ???????? SEOUL WALK
Walk and see the neon lights, restaurants, beer houses, and singing rooms of Jongno on a Monday night! ^^
In the beginning of the video, Marie and I had a random subscriber encounter with Henry and Leslie! Henry had commented on a previous video that him and his wife were going to visit Seoul during this time, and I replied back that we are in the area often since Marie's office is near their hotel. I said that maybe we'd run into each other on the streets of Seoul! AND WE DID. ^_^
It was very random, and turns out we have a lot in common. They live in Washington, DC and I lived there for 6 years. They frequent many Korean restaurants and marts in the Annandale and Fairfax, Virginia area, just like I used to when I lived in Arlington.
They are very nice and it was good to meet them in person, and include them in the intro to this video! ^_^
So, this neighborhood's official name is Gwancheol-dong (관철동), in Jongno (종로). It is closest to Jonggak Station (종각역), so many visitors refer to it as Jonggak. But Koreans call it Jongno.
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There are many tall business buildings nearby, with major corporations like Hanhwa, SK Telecom, KT, and many more! So many corporations are clustered around one area! The people who go to this area are mostly businessmen and women who work in the same company, but you can also see groups of young people here and there having fun as well.
After work, these officer workers get together to let loose for dinner and drinks. It's a custom for Korean office workers to eat dinner together, and then hop from one place to another.
They refer to it as il-cha (1차 = 1st round), i-cha (2차 = 2nd round), sam-cha (3차 = 3rd round), and so forth. It's essentially bar hopping from place to place, and usually involves lots of food, drinking, more food, and karaoke.
To get to this area, take Line 1 to Jonggak Station, walk out of Exit 4. Walk straight out of Exit 4 and turn right at Dunkin Donuts. That puts you right into the heart of this neon heaven of drinking and eating. ^_^
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북촌한옥마을을 걸었습니다. 주말이라서 사람들이 너무 많네요
앞으로는 한적한 시간에 조금더 긴 시간을 걷고 영상으로 남겨보겠습니다. - 초코브릭-
I walked in Bukchon Hanok Village.There are too many people on weekend.
I'll take a little bit longer and leave a little bit longer in a quiet time in the future..- Choco brick. -
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Ssamziegil is a colorful shopping and culture complex in Insadong that features cafes, galleries, and workshops that mix modern and traditional Korean styles. The complex opened in 2004 and now is a destination in itself and an important centerpiece of Insadong. Ssamziegil may be modern, but it is construction blends wondering into the surrounding traditional neighborhood.
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Seoul searching in South Korea | Vlog #11
April 9-15, 2016
originally, 2 dapat kaming aalis. but then something happened so ako na lang ang tumuloy. sanay na din naman akong mag-isa. chaaar! hahahaha. sayang airfare eh! hahaha. syempre, na-loka talaga ko na ako na lang mag-isa. this is my first international trip eh, tapos first solo trip na din pala. i took this as an opportunity for a legit soul searching and tingnan if kaya ko on my own. and part of my bucket list din kasi to. di ko lang inexpect na ngayon agad! hahaha. pinush ko to because this serves as my gift for myself.
ITINERARY
Saturday (arrival)
Han river
Sunday
Gyeongbokgung palace
Myeongdong
Namsan tower
Monday
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress
Yeouido Park
Tuesday
Changdeokgung Palace
Bukchon Hanok Village
Soelleung Jeongneung Royal Tombs
Wednesday
Ewha Women's University
Insadong
Iwha Mural Village
Namdaemun
Thursday
Nami Island
Petite France
Friday
Departure
SUMMARY OF EXPENSES
(PHP)
Plane ticket (roundtrip) - 5380
Baggage (20kg roundtrip) - 1840 (free)
Travel Tax - 1620
Food/Snacks - 1000
(KRW)
KT Roaming Rental - 61,600 (8800/day)
T Money Card - 2500
T Money Load - 43,500
Gyeongbokgung Palace - 3000
Namsan Cable Car (roundtrip) - 8700
Namsan Observatory - 10,000
Taxi - 5000
Suwon Hwaseong Fortress - 1000
Archery - 2000
Changdeokgung Palace w/ Secret Garden Tour - 8000
Hanbok Wearing + Tea (all day, can roam around wearing it) - 15,000
Bus to Nami - 6000
Nami Island (ferry) - 8000
Bike Rental (1 hour) - 5000
Pettite France - 8000
Umbrella - 3500
Bag - 10,000
Chopsticks (souvenir) - 5000
Pasalubong - 135,500
Food - 55,950
total
(php) 8000
(krw) 397,250 x .040 = 15,890
grand total = 23,890php
thank you to my host sehoon cha, from couch surfing who offered me to stay at his house for free for 6 days! and to my korean friends jun sang and jay for meeting me up.
special thanks to: ANA ISABEL ESLAVA aka my SEOUL sister. met her in seoul eh! solo traveler, na gift din nya sa sarili nya ang Korea trip nya.
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thank you sa mga taong pinagtanungan ko ng mga kung anu-ano about korea haha.. you guys know who you are. labs ko kayong lahat!
I survived Korea, ALONE!
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Vlog #12 | Seoul | Bukchon, Museum of Korea & bike ride at Hangang
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Here is my new vlog ! As I'm actually taking a break in Seoul, I want to enjoy my last 3 months here as much as possible. Last week I've been very busy while discovering, enjoying new places and learning more about korean culture.
Jade and I went to Bukchon Hanok Village, where you can find such beautiful korean old-style houses, called hanok. Usually, Bukchon is really crowded but if you're going there before July and on a week day, you'll not find a lot of tourists.
Then I discovered the amazing National Museum of Korea, where you can enjoy all the exhibitions. Entree is fully free except for special exhbition, but you'll spend no more than 3$ there. I recommend you to enjoy the huge garden, you'll enjoy a good walk !
And then I rent a bike for an afternoon with my friend and rode it for 3 hours around Hangang park for a sunny moment !
Hope you'll enjoy this vlog !
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A Week in Seoul Korea: BBQ, KPOP, Palaces, & Kimchi!
What can you do in 7 days in Seoul? I condense a week of our Seoul trip in to 10 minutes! Highlights of our trip include the Royal Palace, Street food in Myeong Dong, Namdaemun and Dongdaemun Markets, Hongdae, and a visit to the DMZ. EXPAND DESCRIPTION FOR MORE
Day 1:
Arrive at Seoul ICN airport
Took the KAL Limousine bus to the Lotte Hotel Seoul. Had BimBimBap for dinner.
Day 2:
Breakfast sandwiches at Isaac
Visit to the Royal Palace in Traditional Korean Attire (Hanbok)
First Shaved Ice
Korean BBQ in Myeong Dong (Pork)
Explore Myeong Dong
Namsan Cable Car
Namsan Peak
N Seoul Tower plaza
Day 3:
Namdaemun Market
Chopped Noodle Alley early
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Explore Seoul Station and Lotte Mart
Bulgogi dinner at a food court
Damdaemun Market and Design Plaza
Day 4:
Shopping at Lotte Department Store
Korean BBQ lunch
Melon Bingsul
Walk to Insadong
Tea in a classic 100 year old tea house
Explore the old houses in Bukchon Hannok Village
Fried Chicken, dumplings, and Myong Dong street food for dinner
And rose shaped ice cream!
Day 5:
Lotte World Mall
Lotte Sky Observatory
Coex Mall and Starfield Library
Nacho Cheese donut at Krispy Kreme
Korean BBQ at WanBiJib
Day 6:
More old houses at Bukchon Hannok Village
Ate some dumpling skin soup
More bingsul
Street food -- Gwangjang Market Mung Bean Pancake
Watched others eat still moving octopus
Hongdae
Champon and JaJa Men
Day 7: DMZ Tour
Day 8: Changing of the Guards and Depart
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UPM_KT344_14_Show_Me_Your_Smile_Instrumental_Hitchens_Kim_993216
UPM_KT344_22_Break_Me_Instrumental_Fulford_Gonzales_Park_993225
UPM_KT344_46_Crush_Instrumental_Kim_993255
UPM_KT344_54_EZ2LUV_Instrumental_Fulford_Gonzales_Park_993264
UPM_KT344_70_Tell_Me_Instrumental_Kim_Stephens_III_993282