Naksangol Hanok Village

There hasn't been much snow in Seoul this Winter, at least, not as much as we all expected; hence, we're all a bit disappointed about it. But still, there are some Ice Festivals in and around the City, like the Naksangol Hanok Village Ice Festival.

And well, this is just a photo taken in my rooftop but well, it was snowy.

Naksan Park, Seoul

Seoul has a lot of Parks but, in my opinion, Naksam Park has one of the best city views in town!

Note: Thanks to Gisela for the collaboration in this shoot.

Seoul World Cup Stadium

A few weeks ago, I had the chance to visit the Seoul World Cup Stadium and had a full-access tour around the facilities.

DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone): Korea

The boarder that divides the Korean Peninsula into South and North Korea is known as the DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone) and it is an area mostly visited by tourists, however, only non-Korean tourists are allowed while Korean citizens are denied to access not only the DMZ, but North Korea as well.

There are a few interesting things in the DMZ area, such as the Observatory which is right in the limits between South Korea and North Korea; where tourists can get a "glimpse" of the life in North Korea, though big open spaces of dry land is mostly what you can see, really.

In one of the metal fences, there are a lot of ribbons known as Peace Ribbons, as they are put up there to wish for unification.

Happy New Year!

Hello everyone!

I wish you all a Happy 2014. Hope it is full of love, fun and happiness for you all ^_^ And well, since it's a New Year, I thought we should have a brand new header on the Blog. What do you think?