We went on a ferry ride and a touristy cave on a day trip with Adventure Korea. It was worth the $40, but I think the highlight was the ferry ride. The cave was pretty, but we had 80 people trying to walk through it in an hour. Next time, maybe we'll try a smaller group. Anthony said this site used to be a cave, but it collapsed and all that is left is the stone archway.
Here are some photos of Anthony and I at Soraksan National Park. Anthony climbed to a peak, while I took a cable car up into a different area. There were Buddhist temples all over, and lots of water falls. The mineral water stream tasted naturally fizzy! It was cool!
Here is our lunch after our hike
3 comments:
Wow! Beautiful pictures! What an adventure you must have had! That food, whatever it is, looks delish!
I just had a great meal myself, and just when I thought it couldn't get any better, Lucas told me that he put my cell phone through the wash! (This is all just right now.) I had left my phone in my pants, which I had intended to wear tomorrow morning, and he had put them through the wash! As my job requires a cell phone, it will be very hard to work now! Hmmm, maybe I can call in sick? Mua ha ha ha!
Also, being that I live next to a ferry port, I know for a fact that ferrying is indeed a word!
Have fun in Korea!
I love the temples and the hiking looks amazing too.
Are you guys going to try visiting other countries while you're there?
that looks awesome, cassie :~)
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