Trip to Korea vol.2

May 29, 2008

On the third day, I went to Andong.

Andong is a traditional city, and it is the city with largest area in Korea.

I was really looking forward to going there.

Sightseeing in Andong was the main event for me.

The reason I went there was because I exchanged e-mails with a professional guide in Andong.

He can write Japanese very well and we exchanged emails in Japanese.

How did I know him?

One day I searched about traditional Korean culture on the Internet.

I wanted to stay at a traditional Korean house with a Korean family.

I accidentally found his web site in Japanese.

So I sent him an email and he repleid to me quickly.

Andong is a beautiful city and there is a famous village named “Andong Hahoe village“.

My guide was excellent and kind.

We talked about many topics on the way to sightseeing spots.

I thought he was like my father because his age was almost the same as my father.

And one of his children was the same age as me!

So I talked with him about my worries.

He advices me about many things. I was greatly touched by his kindness.

I had a lot of fun sightseeing.


But actualy sightseeing was not the main event for this trip.

I played the shamisen in a church.

To be continued.

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  • 1. harry yip  |  May 31, 2008 at 8:30 am

    I read yoiuyr blog,particularly , youyr visit to Korea\

    I like to share with you some of my travelling experiences to S.Korea last year.

    I visited the DMZ (de military zone ) at the 4 th tunnel and the bridge separated the North and souith Koreas.I also went to the observatory towel and had a wonderful bird eyes view of the *no man lands* I tour the korean war museum and watch the movies of the korean war.This tourist site had fascinated me beside other places ,such as seoul, cheju,chunchong,Mt sorak ,etcs.

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