Travel

Recently, I have been tired with the busy life of Seoul. So I decide to make a small trip to Busan and few more southern costline city of Korea. I am really surpised how the Korean loves to eat raw fish. They tend to believe that for the seafood, if you eat it raw, the taste of the ocean would still remain freshly in the fish, rather than cook it with some spicy. So i went to Busan fish market to give it a try. It was good experience for me though.          

In this photo, I did farming work with my friends in some village like 2 hours away from Seoul. This is not the organization WWOOF as i linked above. But for those, who want to experience the farming life in Korea, you could register as an member in WWOOF KOrea (They are international organization by the way, I did it once in Netherland as well) I highly recommended this farming for those who want to experience more about Korea lifestyle, not only K-Pop, and K-drama things. They also offered 1 days farming trip with the fee is 15000won, (15usd).  

Part museum, part cafe and part designer furniture showroom, this five-story loft space in the vibrant, young and hip Hongdae neighborhood boasts everything from the timeless Scandinavian designs to the legendary Bauhaus, mixing vintage with contemporary designs. Every piece of décor boasts designer furniture from the 19th-century French doors and antique London lamp-posts to the Scandinavian Designer chairs. The lower-case 'a' in their logo: 'aA' stands for art, architecture, and alive, while the capital 'A' is; "an unchangeable value, the best a person can get". The venue is owned by the famous vintage furniture collector Myung-Hwan Kim, who also happens...

If anyone had a chance to visit Vietnam before, they would not surprise to see photos like these. But for the Internet users around the globe, those images would truly amuse for them. Those scene you can see around South East Asia, where personal cars are rarity and the street is often crowded.   Bikes of Burden, an interesting photography series by photographer Hans Kemp, shows motorbikes in Vietnam carrying unbelievable amounts of stuff.  

Vienna has a rich history, but also a contemporary side complete with modern restaurants and interesting street art.  Vienna is indeed the heart of Europe. It’s a mix of history and modernism, and an eclectic melting pot of different cultures and personalities. But it’s also a city full of charm and nature. It has a soothing vibe to it. That’s probably why it’s constantly recognized for its high quality of life. It’s a city where you stay centered and aware. How is Viennese people?  Vienna’s people are probably not the friendliest or most open-minded in Europe, but they have a charming nature. You might need a little time to...