Nami Island 나미섬 was one place I didn’t exactly plan to go. it was where Winter Sonata was filmed, and it is VERY FAR AWAY from the city. it takes approximately TWO HOURS just to get there. but I met some nice people at our guest house and they said it was BEAUTIFUL. convinced by them, we decided to go there on the second day as some major spots are closed on Tuesdays.

just so you know, it is not just an island which were the film set of a drama. but it was a really artistic place, it was beyond what pictures can tell. like a huge art playground; with loads of love. it’ll take away at least half of your day. it’ll be around 6-7pm when you’re back in Seoul. =). definitely worth a visit. especially if you’re there on autumn or winter– like how the movie is named.

also, make this a MUST VISIT SPOT if you’re there with your lover. *winks*.

a completely irrelevant picture. the dog was seemingly sleeping. you can see it breathe. but only after the 2nd time seeing it I knew it was fake. PFFT.

when 2am first came out,  I thought to myself, okay, only group that has no cute guys. but they are the type that, the more you look, the cuter they become. either that of they magically transformed! they are SUPERBLY HOT =D. especially Seulong <3.

DIRECTION 1 : take the subway to Seongsu 성수 and look for DongSeoul 동서울 Bus Station.

this is how DongSeoul looks like from the outside. only a minute walk away from the subway station. just keep asking around if you’re not sure where it is. Koreans are friendly.

TADA! those bus exits which you’d see in most K-Dramas whenever a person want to leave and you’d see their “girlfriend/boyfriend” running through these doors looking for the bus their partner is on.

initially I thought your ticket would be checked upon these doors pfft. but I was wrong they only check it on the bus.

the buses. there is like 40 stops. this place is like, THE PLACE you’d come if you wanna get out of Seoul. it takes you to almost everywhere.

Korea have great sausages. they don’t make you feel like there’s a plastic wrapping the minced meat inside. and the Ghana on the left is my favourite Ghana chocolate! <3. MUST TRY.

ALWAYS try their drinks. you’d find treasures. like that pink bottle inside, it’s a peach flavoured mineral water. it costs 1000won for one. might be a little too pricey for a small bottle like that, but it tastes AMAZING. it is addictive. and those banana milk are great too. <3.

Korean wheat tea. Peter said it’s good for the skin. =O.

ohai?

the thing about Korean fashion I’ve noticed throughout my trip is, most young Koreans wear dark cold colours. like black, blue.. but the older ones tend to wear shocking colours like PINK, YELLOW. and light colours are.. rare. during winter that is.

DIRECTION 2 : at DongSeoul 동서울, buy a ticket which heads to Chuncheon 춘천. costs about 7000won and this bus ride is about 2 hours long. you can sleep if you want to.

but I spent my two hours looking out of the window, enjoying the beautiful autumn scenery. <3.

our Penang bridge was Korean made too, you know? (not too sure if they did the whole thing, but they were involved!)

okay, going to Nami, you’d pass by a lot of remoted areas. but they are beautiful. nothing like Seoul.

their roads are always so… new looking. WHYY!!!

something you’d see from a K-drama? =D.

houses there just look so… peaceful. I cannot imagine what will happen if the Koreas were to have a war.

the bus will drop you at the Chuncheon bus station and you’d better look for a cab. it’s cheap, don’t worry, the place to take a ferry to Nami  is very near. very very near.

so yeah, DIRECTION 3 : look for a cab! and ask for Nami Island/ Nami seom나미섬.

tada! we’re here! =D.

there’s a row of shops on the left. just in case if you are hungry, there’s plenty of food!

the counters to buy the ferry tickets. it’s around 8000won. it’s a bit expensive for such a short distance. but oh well, its a tourist spot. =P.

well, THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE way to get to Nami. it’s by “flying” there via flying fox. haha but this will cost you 40,000won. =P.

okay now guess what is!!

no, they’re not building anything there

you’ve guessed it haven’t you?

YES, BUNGEE JUMPING! how can they have flying fox without bungee jumping right? heh.

there’s a little map behind the tickets. stating those famous touristy spots. but in my opinion, JUST WALK AROUND THE WHOLE PLACE!

but before getting there, we got HUNGRY. so, street food it is!

YUMMY.

THESE ARE THE BEST CHICKEN I’VE EVER HAD. BEST. CHICKEN.

sausages. 2000 for one?

WAFFLES!!

waffles with cream and apple jam stuffing. and SERIOUSLY, I am salivating just thinking about it. ohnyumnyum.

one thing about street food. they are expensive. maybe eating one or two is ALRIGHT. but treating them as lunch? we spent 30,000won here. approximately RM90. JUST ON STREET FOOD! imagine eating RM90 worth of Pasar Malam food. @@. but these are really good. we had Churros too! <3.

those beautiful Nami scenery next!

sadly, I didn’t visit the Suwon Fortress. but lucky for that too because according to our young guest house mate, she told us it is boring for young people. =(. anyways, James and his friends lives there so they invited us over for dinner. I really wanted to see how other cities look like too =D.

Peter calls it the more adult No Rae Bang. no rae bang (노래방) = karaoke in Korean. =D.

the streets of Suwon! it’s pretty. very colourful. <3. it makes the whole place look.. ALIVE.

despite Korea being REALLY REALLY clean. these are the rare finds I found that had to do with the word litter. they do not stick the whole piece of advertisement on the car (thank goodness) instead, they put a small piece of cello tape and tape it on top. I didn’t see this in Seoul though. it is said that there are security cameras in every street in Seoul (IT IS TRUE. anybody who steals there, is literally dumb). not sure about other places.

tada! the restaurant. was hungry, hence the shaky hands =P. restaurants there are pretty. maybe because I didn’t grow up with wooden houses, I find wooden houses really pretty @_@. as you know, the grass is always greener on the OTHER side.

SAMGYUPSAL. ever seen such FAT, PERFECT PORK? it was one of ze best samgyupsal (three layer meat)! only found in KOREAAAA. haha.

yum yum. you can fry your kimchi and vegetables t00! that is how koreans eat it at least. they wrap cabbage kimchi with lettuce. ahhahaa. surprisingly delicious. with RICE in it too! =D.

and one thing about chopsticks in Korea is that, they do not put it on top of a bowl. =D. just so you know. some dining etiquette you should learn before getting there =D. you know, table manners are very important. (and try not to use both chopsticks and spoon at the same time too? ^^)

the charity boy I met in Central, Hong Kong. haha.

I am the only Malaysian there! =D! Korean people are friendly, trust me. wipe away all your thoughts of rude Korean aunties already! (although you might still find them in certain markets)

PLENTY OF NICHKHUN STICKERS THIS BIG ON SUWON’S STREET! <3.

he makes ice cream look even more delicious <3 <3 <3.

you will see these dividers very often on the subway’s escalator. those not in rush, please stand on the right. =D.

one whole row of young and old Koreans, all on their handphones. every single one of them. their handphone have TV signals. don’t play play.

super advanced in electronics. they have this new phone that can type as you speak. AWESOME.

more plastic surgery posters in the subway along the escalator. took this in Myeong Dong I think?

it shows you HOW FAR the train is from the station. usually one train takes about 2 minutes to arrive. but they had this so that the people could prepare themselves for the train. “how far is the train?” is what I always think about (and I bet most Malaysians do) while waiting for the snail KTM to come here.

and is that auntie on the right GREEN? WHYY? well, she errr matches the line’s colour.

AWESOME AWESOME COMMERCIALS HAHAHA. poster for Hello Ghost. a new movie in Korea. =D.

OK NAMI ISLAND NEXT. you won’t want to miss that one. heh.

the T-Express is the NUMBER ONE most thrilling roller coaster IN THE WORLD.

NUMBER THREE highest.

it is THREE MINUTES long.

there are no loops, it is all made out of wood. when I was at the first drop, I looked down to see how steep it was. and guess what? I couldn’t see it.

a little bit of our reaction before riding it.

they all looked excited and scared. they must have not been on it for a longgg time. haha. but I was already told that it’s very good before I went to Korea by Sung Jin.

James kept asking me if I were scared instead. he insisted that he wasn’t afraid of it.

the FIRST TIMER!! Peter told me it’ll be fun. but on the other hand, his face is all white, looking at the height, the speed and the almost 90 degrees drop. 77 degree’s actually. it’s the WORLD’S STEEPEST WOODEN ROLLER COASTER. =D.

I look all fine. but my heart was pumping hard. well, it WAS my first time.

the photo spot.

James went through my first T-Express with me. it was the SCARIEST thing I’ve EVER sat on. the first time was mad. I could barely even sit up straight because it is just too steep. and I ended up closing my eyes most of the time. when I came down from the roller coaster, my legs were all shivering I am still shocked by how scary it was.

but the SECOND TIME, I sat with Peter who have challenged me to sit IN FRONT. as in, the MOST front. I opened my eyes throughout the ride and I don’t know why, I enjoyed it very very much! it is actually less scary compared to closing my eyes. or maybe it is just because it is my second time, I know when to PREPARE for the scary bits.

just so you know, you’re not allowed to wear any scarfs, hats, hairbands nor bring your camera along during the ride. it’s just to scary to hold on to your stuff. if you have long hair, you’d find your hair flying everywhere. and the MC there was so funny, he said “it’s okay, this is not scary.. it is just 56meters high. and I bet your boyfriend are telling you he will protect you but just so you know, he can’t!”

the staff there was very nice as well haha he took my camera from my hands and I thought he wanted to confiscate it T_T. but he helped us take a picture! =D.

Everland have superb customer service.

there are a few trains but it is absolutely safe to keep anything valuable in those boxes because everytime another train stops, the boxes will be automatically locked and another box will open. =D.

if I have to rate this ride based on 10. I’d give it a 20.

DON’T BE A CHICKEN AND JUST GET ON THIS RIDE IF YOU’RE IN EVERLAND!

I think what is so different about Korean guys with other Asian guys is that, most of them have REALLY HIGH NOSES. and according to Peter, most girl’s high nose are fake. ahaha.

so not fair.

and stop. just TAKE A LOOK at Jin Young’s face; the guy in red. looking familiar?

he looks ALMOST THE SAME with Oh Ji Ho!

we’re supposed to do.. funny faces. but whatever it is, LOOK BEHIND! super cute architecture ^^. (supposed to be Aesop’s Village.) it’s a land for the kids. filled with kids ride.

walking down the lane, you’d see this, Flume Ride. it is actually not very different compared with any other boat ride. plus it was freezing cold and we didn’t want to get wet!

something like a maze. didn’t want to get in cause I was in heels T_T. not too exciting for me though, but I will definitely want to try this the next time I’m there.

so we head to the next ride, the BUMPER CAR!! well yes, of course the bumper car is the same everywhere. but it is never the same when you’re with a group of fun and playful people heh.

you get what I mean?

I’ve had ALWAYS wanted to have a ride on those things,those for people usually going up the hill to prepare to ski down. it always looked pretty exciting for me as it is open air =X. and see those European buildings? well, that is because we’re heading towards the European town! =D.

my another favourite shot. it was so pretty. though I’ve always though that the Ferris Wheel is a waste of time. I’d go on it if I want to waste some time =P.

the Parade. it was alright. all the parades look the same but this one isn’t exactly very interesting. maybe because none of the characters were familiar to me.

except this one. HAHAHAHA the pirated Mickey ehhehe. =P. but this one looks cutely evil. =X.

but the clothes are so Korean!! <3. pink and blue whee!

it’s actually he same picture. but with Yee Hou’s AMAZING speedlight. but the speedlight is too weird to put on in broad daylight U_U everyone was looking like as if my mom’s some pro photographer ahahha. adding a speedlight MAKES A VERY BIG DIFFERENCE.

rare angle! can you see those elfs!! or clowns @@. have always assumed guys in weird tights are elfs. hmm. okay I can NOT imagine Orlando Bloom with tights.

(HAHAHA this is so funny. I typed “Orlando Bloomwood” at first and then I thought it sounded weird and then I realized, I’ve been reading too much of Sophie Kinsella’s Shopaholic, where the main character is Rebecca Bloomwood. silly, silly me. I found that I was wrong through google. I googled “Orlando Bloomwood”.)

the most beautiful errr, sculpture car? from all of it! =D.

I was expecting Koreans, since it is like the Disneyland in Korea. but they were all ang mohs(whites).

but I would have to say, Everland is just as good as Disneyland. or even better, in term of rides and certain stuff like.. space. I am just comparing with HK’s Disneyland. =D.

SNOW!!! foam but still.. SNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

=D. *points* there’s T-Express. that tall wooden thingy.

they got hungry and had some Bulgogi hot dogs. there were even Bulgogi HAMBURGURS in McD and Burger King. didn’t have time to try! was busy devouring the taste of real Korean Korean food that I didn’t have time for the fusions! T_T. but these Bulgogi dogs tastes damn good. Bulgogi are like, perfectly fitted with the taste of soft fragrant bread!

those “the north face” bubble jackets look so…. WARM! and it’s the most trendy thing in Korea among students now. get on the street, you’d see EVERYBODY wearing it.

being silly in a random shop.

Rudolph’s eyes suddenly.. shrink. haha. =P.

and, skinny jeans is the in thing for guys in Korea ever since ShiNee wore it. any skinny jeans for you, Malaysian guys? but I am still not getting used to it.

and then they put it on me.

but James, the fashionista (Koreans call all people who dresses up fashionably Fashionista’s.) found one that matches my clothes. and hair. pfft.

rawr!

I mean,

meow.

Jin and Chul. Korean names always clash ahaha. like Jin Young and Sung Jin both have Jin in their name and how Peter and James have the same Hwan as their last name. okay, Chul is the most unique one here HAHAH. at first I couldn’t catch his name and they told me to call him “Metal” because Chul in Korean means Metal. haha!

guys go for what guys go for. guns. and both of them later collaborated in a basketball game and won a star plushy for me =D.

look at how happy guys are with arcade games. I bet most girls didn’t understand why hehe.

just so you know, there are PuriKura (sticker photos) there too, but it looks.. not very nice. the best ones I had was in HK Times Square =D.

I still couldn’t get enough of those cutesy hi and byes all the staff did. at the same time they looked like they were shaking their hands because it was cold. but Everland was nice, they had heaters for all booths =D.

okay, now, let’s…….

SEE SOME ANIMALS!

heading towards the Animal land.

that’s the petting zoo behind =D. the guys INSIST on not going there because they think it is sissy. hmph. Korean male ego. haha but there were cute animals like rabbits, sheeps and.. goats? anyway, it was getting dark and I wanted to try on the T-Express before the weather starts to change (it might rain!) and after two round of T-Express it was already 5pm. and at 5pm, it’s pitch black. COME DURING SPRING OR SUMMER. PLEASE.

but I really regretted because it didn’t rain and when I came back here there were no more sea lion and penguin shows and I couldn’t see the Polar bear that I’ve came here for! T_______T. I’ve only seen a Polar Bear in S’pore ONCE and I was just in time before the place closes pfft. so the tank where the bear was was pretty dark. I have no fate with my favourite bear. there are monkeys and apes too! =D. (not interested in that one because there are plenty here. HAHAHA.)

but I still think that I was lucky.

I caught the LAST BUS leaving for that AMAZING safari ride. we were the LAST people to get on it. RIGHT BEFORE IT LEAVES! we were RUNNING to it. the tour guide said he’ll bring us around for a longer time since we’re the last group. haha, lucky a not?

the tallest giraffe in the WORLD! =D. from Africa yo, don’t play play, was surprised that it could survive in such a cold weather.

a cohort of zebra!

you should already know what I feel for ZEBRAS. I love wearing their.. patterns. OF COURSE I won’t wear it if it’s real skin! I don’t support wearing fur. hmph.

there were more than one Tiger. they’re running all around. and it was.. PITCH BLACK! RAWR.

lions. a heap of them!

the graceful white tiger. there were many of them too! but as you know, it was dark and the bus is moving T_T. but it was not bad it stopped very long for us at some spots. =D.

this is what they called the Liger. a breed of both Lion and Tiger. it’s really awesome because it looks like a lion with fading tiger stripes.

I know I’m repeating this but there were MANY BEARS! walking all around. they were so huge and so cute zomg. and because we were sitting behind.. it’s hard to take their pictures T_T. but these GOMS (bears) UNDERSTAND KOREAN. that korean guy told him to sit! and he sits. and then he throw food to him making some funny cheesy sound ahhaha.

what they sell there. they are like divided into sections. very cute.

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I didn’t see a leopard. I wonder where it is pfft I must have missed it! but I heard the Leopard killed a Lion there. maybe they kept it for a while so that the Leopard won’t kill anymore Lions. haha.

this hat is ridiculously cute. they are known as the “jappy hat” to my family and the “garbage man’s hat” to my friends in school. why they call it that? well, I bet you’ve seen many Japs in these hats. and I also bet you can imagine a garbage collector wearing it. >_<”. it is weird how these hats can match almost anybody. =P.  and now, it looks like a golfers hat. pfft.

NYAHAHAHAHA WE WENT ON THE SKI CABLE CAR! YAYS! I was horribly afraid that I might drop my camera.

at least I still managed to camwhore hehe. it was COLD and you’d have to sit statically there to prevent it from shaking too much. and that makes you get colder. the ride is pretty long so it’s the best time to relax, have a good chat and enjoy the view.

my tip is : PUT YOUR HANDS IN YOUR POCKETS. ALL THE TIME!

and when we head up. we headed for a roller coaster with MANY MANY LOOPS. 3 obvious loops. it was.. not worth it. you’d probably have to wait in line for that one too but it’s more or less a minute long. not worth the wait. I didn’t feel ANY EXCITEMENT. =X. I guess it was because I rode on the T-Express before riding on this one. so if you want to enjoy other rides, PLEASE RIDE ON T-EXPRESS THE LAST! =D. my Korean friends suggested this too.

Double Rock Spin. this is like, the DNA mixer. except it’s doesn’t make you feel like puking. but at least it’s fun =P. there were only one more thriller we missed as they told me that was very cold as they.. swing you around while you’d be sitting in a fan-like cage. which means, you’d be going 180degrees too. =D. at high speed. in the air high above.

you’d just have to love Everland at night. it is.. magical.

I’m almost ending my post. but I’ll have ONE more post on the T-EXPRESS TOMORROW! because there is just too much to write!

haha I bet you were wondering where the T-Express pictures are. =P. wait up!

SEE! I WAS THIS HAPPY! chokes. well, Everland is really fun. I reckon you go to Everland for two days back to back. =D. you won’t finish everything in just one day. too much to see!

this building is really really nice, it gives some fairy tale feeling, but I didn’t go into it. like I’ve said, I didn’t have enough time T_T.

ding dong bells! =D. no doubt Everland is like a Korean Disneyland. but with T-express, it beats Disneyland (at least the one in HK, which I went on 2pm and finished the whole place just in time.)

lovely christmas plants.

I dragged my mom near it and I told her “MOMMY YOU SEE THEY PLANTED REAL ONES!!!” because it was attached to the ground. my mom loves flowers a lot and had some mini business in it last time and she said it’s fake but I kept insisting that it is real. until I touched it. T_____________T. it looked so real!

anyways, there are these cute couples in dramatic costumes all around for you to ask a picture with. =D. and they are usually very good looking <3.

everywhere. near the entrance.

as you walk deeper, you’d see this magical tree. =D. super love this tree.

it’s just so magical U_U. look at those light balls!

I have a thing for Korean school uniforms. they are so beautiful. have always wanted to wear them but too bad, Malaysian school uniform is… soo… ew. so as soon as I saw these two pretty Korean girls in school uniform (should be the same age as me because they have 50% discount for people my age after their major exam!) I asked them for a picture and they were so friendly <3.

the most expensive sausages I’ve ever eaten in my life. =X. RM12 for one. haha. the thinner one is RM9 =D. but its yummy.

Santa and errr, Everland characters. unknown. they should look for a fatter Santa haha.

yummy =D.

bald trees and the beautiful autumn sky!

this reminds me of Aladin. does it reminds you of it?

finally after half an hour of camwhoring and walking around the entrance, my friends came =D!

yes they are all good looking Korean guys hahaha. all my age. =D.

I would have to say, these two people are one of the reason why I enjoyed Everland so much xD.

his name is James. I met him in Central, Hong Kong, when he was doing some charity thing. @@. but we ended up becoming friends! and it was pure coincidence that we were the same age hahha.

they told me that we wouldn’t have enough time so we would have to CHOOSE games to ride. and they recommended some “starters” which were really fun.

lining up. the queue wasn’t very bad on that Monday, we didn’t have to wait much.

they shocked me by telling me this is “nothing”. it’s just the “warm up” game. but I have to say, it looks scarier than it is.

here. it looks BLOODY scary. but it is quite alright. make you go a LITTLE dizzy. =D.

and the second game?

the Viking. it is amazing how each and every entrance of their games are so nice. it is like, real artistic.

they even had cow-boy like games to go along with it =D.

I salute their designers.

group picture! =D.

^^v. now, don’t we look as if we’re at some cowboy town? hahaha.

if you sit behind, it’ll go up to as high as 90degrees. and I sat behind. it was super exciting! >=D and this is the LARGEST ship I’ve ever sat on. bigger than the one in Ocean Park and Genting! but I advise you not to eat too much before sitting on their rides, because according to James, somebody sat behind and barfed and what happened was everybody in front became the victims of that poor guy’s puke. =X. heh?

more to come!

PS : today, I finally camwhored, was actually taking some pictures to look like this Korean singer (it’s for a contest to win that singer’s autograph ahahhaha, I was bored.) and the unedited version scares people.

JAJANG!

this is the picture that I uploaded on facebook earlier which scared.. pretty much everyone.

but because the trip there in the BUS is already so amazing, I’ll be showing you more of what I saw when I was in the bus.

so, if you would like to go to Everland on your own, just take the subway to Gangnam Station (Subway Line No. 2) – Yangjae Station take exit 10, walk approx 350meters up, pass by giordano and then you’ll see Krispy Kreme. the bus station is right in front of Krispy Kreme and get on bus #5002. it’s probably the best and easiest route as it is one of the fastest way to get there (around 40 minutes).

how I got there was, I walked around Gangnam for an hour to have a look at how people there look like (heard that most people there had plastic surgery =X), how the buildings are like and what is there to explore. it isn’t a compulsory thing in a trip, but it is just how I would like to learn more about the difference of people in Gangnam(upper class society) compared to other places. THEN, I took a taxi (costs 2400won as soon as you board, and it will only cost 2400 won for the entire trip if it is near.) and asked the taxi driver to go to the nearest bus stop that goes to Everland.

the road sign next to the bus stop where I waited for bus #5002.

the destination names are all in Korean, so just look for the bus number. or if you want, Everland is 에버란드 in Korean. I felt it is always important to study a bit of Korean characters if you are going to Korea on your own. but it is quite difficult to read it right away. (took me a year of looking at them to read them at a moderate speed. >_>”) so bring some paper and jot the characters down.

Seoul is like, the city of art.

took this because I thought that bear looked like the one on “CoCo Crunch”. but it looked sad here. hmm?

baldies. but very pretty.

YAYS!

I’ve never thought bald trees would be so beautiful xD. I was actually pretty disappointed that all the leaves dropped a week before I arrived (AND IT SNOWED 2 DAYS AFTER I LEFT #(*&@@)$)@#$)) but the weather was treating me very well.

one of my favourite shot from the whole trip. this scene looked very nice to me, but the bus was going fast and my camera was shut. but luckily I moved fast enough to capture this shot =P.

the reason why all architecture students must visit Seoul.

there are many condominiums like these, and the greatest shock I got was, most of them had advertisements on them. =O. not a bad way to save up on monthly maintenance. =P.

love those winding roads. very much.

Korean houses are really beautiful. they all look like what you can find in a fairy tale. *glittery eyes*.

when you see this sign, you shouldn’t be getting off your seat yet. there’s still a LONG WAY TO GO (5-10minutes perhaps?). the area of Everland is super huge.

you’d see more winding roads. if you’re going there during mid autumn, you must really open your eyes huge during your ride, some roads are even more beautiful than Nami Island =P.

finally there!

lucky that there were still SOME autumn leaves. =P.

this is where the bus leaves you. and buses in Korea have no stops (it doesn’t matter if your ride is 2-3 hours. there will be NO TOILET STOP. there are no public toilets in the middle of highways.) so please do your business before getting into a bus. but at least Everland prepared public toilets as soon as you step out of your bus =D.

ahhhhhh, Autumn is indeed the most beautiful season to visit Korea. just not for buying clothes. or shoes.

JANG!! =D.

if you’re lost, just follow the locals there. go up the steps and walk a little more and you should be able to see the grand HUGE entrance.

cuteness dominates in Korea.

towards the entrance! beautiful isn’t it? Everland is much better for adults compared to Lotte World. I was planning to go to Lotte World at first until some people from the Guest House who went to Lotte the day before told us it was more for kids. but Lotte is much more convenient as it is in the city. =D.

but please note that you must go to Everland as soon as it opens (usually 10am), because it is so big going at 1pm won’t let you finish seeing everything there. I went there at 1.30pm T_T. missed out quite a few. =/. but it is okay! I WILL GO THERE NEXT TIME >=D.

an nyeong =D.

the pretty Korean girl at the counter =D.

most of the employees in Korea have EXCELLENT customer service. they are always smiling and they are like, 24/7 filled with enthusiasm and cuteness.

I went on a Monday, and the queue for the best ride was about 10minutes only. =D.

make sure not to go on weekends or Fridays, you’d regret it. haha. the price for an adult is 37000won but you can always download the coupons online (from the KTO website) for foreigners which allows you to buy them at 31000 won.

more to come! =D.