My last two days in Seoul continued to deliver distinctive sights, people and culture. Motorcycle mopeds power through pedestrian crossings even before the lights have changed and maneuver quickly through the crowd. In narrow streets and tight alleyways, venders cook various hot foods, sushi and sweets amongst hordes of people and cars at all hours. It is an extremely clean city, without rubbish littering the streets. Men and women sweep the fallen autumn leaves ...

What a place! I don't even know where to begin, from the dark wet alleyways to the sparkling lights of an incredible city. Seoul is the biggest city I have ever seen, with roads and bridges travelling in all directions, and in-a-hurry traffic to match. It is very very cold, with the temperature ranging from below 0 to just above, yet with a sunny bright sky. I was lucky with my flight from Brisbane, having the window side, two seats to myself and plenty of pillo...