Last Days In Seoul/Packing It All In
I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my days in Korea. I did whatever was on my checklist, had good hikes, culture, food, and had a great laugh with Grace over bottles of soju. Frankly, it’s difficult not to have a laugh over soju, it’s 25-41%! Grace and I really enjoyed the Seoul Kimchi Academy’s special kimchi class. The teacher/owner was so enthusiastic that you felt her energy in every slice of the daikon and cabbage. What you don’t expect is that they vacuum pack each kind of kimchi you make and at the end of the session hand over the 3.5 kilo package of assorted kimchi. Imagine being a couple attending the class and being a little surprised you were about to check in 7 kilos of kimchi in your luggage! Still, it was a riot! We thoroughly enjoyed it. After the kimchi session, we trundled towards the Bukchong Hanok village in the same area very sweet traditional homes and shops. It’s a nice area to walk around an area with a more local feel. A Korean experience is incomplete without a bit o
