Lake Kawaguchi
The magnitude 6.9 earthquake in Japan did not stop us from visiting Lake Kawaguchi. We had a night there, catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji & ate Pufferfish.
Night Out in Sangsu and Hongdae
Our night out in Sangsu & Hongdae spent visiting Shamrock & Roll Irish Pub, Queens Head, Persian Land (Food, Hookah, Bar) & ChiMaek place, Noo Na Hol Dak.
Shinjuku Japan
This was my first time in Japan and I was super excited to explore this country. Our Flight departed from Incheon at 10:36 am and we reached Narita airport terminal 3 after 1 hrs 55 minutes flight time. The immigration was crowded but it didn’t take much time. The whole process was less than 15 minutes and I was really impressed by the efficiency. We had our lunch at the airport cafeteria before walking to terminal 2 which is about 560 meters away.
Haeundae Beach and Places around Busan
An hour after I finished my tour at the UN Memorial Cemetery, we took a taxi from Pukyung National University campus to best Western Hotel in Haeundae, it took 24 minutes ride and the taxi fare was 10,600won including Tol. We crossed over the Gwangandaegyo bridge, nicknamed Diamond bridge which was the second longest bridge in the country after the Incheon bridge.
Busan UN Memorial Cemetery
Busan is the 2nd largest city in Seoul with a population of 3.6million. In this 4D3N trip, we had a night in Nam-gu & the remaining nights at Haeundae-Gu.
Changgyeonggung Palace
After the tour in the Secret Garden, I chose to visit this place on the same day because the location which is just next to the Garden’s entrance.
Secret Garden of Changdeokgung Palace
Changdeokgung Palace is one of the five grand palaces built by the kings of the Joseon Dynasty. My goal today was to explore the 78-acres Secret Garden.
Jogyesa Temple
Walking from Euljiro 1 to Changdeokgung palace during Autumn. Walked past beautifully decorated Jogyesa temple and the same goes to the two dragons.
Cousin Wedding in Sabah
Back again in my hometown to attend my cousin’s wedding; a traditional Dusun wedding & I brought back fruits called Bulunu & Timadang/Tarap back to Penang.