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Cheonggyecheon, or Cheong Gye Cheon, or Cheonggye Stream has played an important part in the history of Seoul’s downtown core. However, after years of neglect (don’t forget something called the Korean War too), this 6 kilometer stream was covered with concrete and eventually a raised highway was built over top as well.
It wasn’t until July [...]

Cheonggyecheon, or Cheong Gye Cheon, or Cheonggye Stream has played an important part in the history of Seoul’s downtown core. However, after years of neglect (don’t forget something called the Korean War too), this 6 kilometer stream was covered with concrete and eventually a raised highway was built over top as well.
It wasn’t until July [...]

You might remember my previous post about returning back from the Justin Timberlake concert. This marks the first concert we’ve seen since checking out the “dirrrrtttyyy” Christina Aguilera in Seoul. Originally we were planning on getting some scalper tickets for the concert in Vancouver, but prices were just outrageous. Scalpers were buying more than selling, [...]