Since this was our last day we thought we wouldn't do much. We decided that we should explore the vast landscape. We left from the city palace hotel which was about 172,718 wons (125 American dollars) to Bukhansan national park. At the entrance to the park there was a brochure. It said that South Korea had many rock-like natural resources. There was coal, graphite, lead, tungsten, and molybdenum. The park had a huge mountain in the center, and it was magnificent....

Today we were hoping to learn something about South Korea's government. In the newspaper we saw that the Chuncheon National Museum was free only for today. We took the opportunity and left as soon as possible. While we were there our tour guide told us about some important historical events. He taught us about the Korean war and how it affected the whole way Korea was run. He also told us that that war and other things caused Korea to split in 1948. He also expla...

When I woke up this morning, I had no Idea of where to go. As I was web surfing activities I found that there was a doughnut plant in the capital, Seoul. It said that there was a variety of flavors, but that was definitely an understatement! There were flavors from Valrhona Chocolate to Crème Brulee. I tried all the samples. Personally my favorite was Banana Pecan. When I was done sampling, I tried to buy a doughnut, but the cashier stared at my money awkwardl...