Stories of our journey.

There are days when travelling is about seeing something famous. A palace. A mountain. A theme park. And then there are days when the plan is basically: Let’s just walk around Seoul. Just neighbourhood after neighbourhood, seeing how the city changes as we move through it. Today, we started in Seongsu-dong, made our way towards Starfield Library, explored Gangnam, and ended the day around Sinsa-dong. It was raining throughout the day, so we spent most of our day indoors befor

By this point in our Korea trip, every day had somehow felt completely different. One day we were wandering around Seoul. The next, we were surrounded by trees at Nami Island. Then we dressed up in hanbok and walked through a palace. And today? We were going to an amusement park. 😂 Our destination was Everland 爱宝乐园, the huge theme park in Yongin, outside central Seoul. Your vlog itself focuses on both the journey there and what the park is actually like once you arrive. And

There are some things you do while travelling because they’re on every itinerary. And then there are things that sound touristy… until you actually do them. Renting a hanbok in Seoul was definitely one of those. On our third day in Korea, we headed towards Gyeongbokgung Palace, picked out traditional Korean outfits, brought along our tripod and essentially spent the next few hours pretending we had travelled a few hundred years backwards in time. 😂 And honestly? This became

Seoul is exciting. There are people everywhere, trains arriving every few minutes, cafés on every corner and seemingly an endless number of places to explore. But on our second day in Korea… we left. Not because we were tired of Seoul. We just wanted to see what was outside it. So we woke up early, took the ITX ourselves and travelled towards Gapyeong, around an hour outside Seoul. Our destination? Nami Island. 南怡岛. No tour bus. No guide holding a little flag. No rushing beca

There’s something special about the first day in a new city. You’re tired from the flight. You haven’t figured out the trains yet. Everything on the street looks slightly unfamiliar. And somehow, those are usually the days you remember the most. This was our first day in Seoul. No fancy restaurants. No packed itinerary. No expensive attractions. We simply walked, ate, explored a few neighbourhoods and ended the evening sitting beside the Han River. And somehow, the entire day