After we got to our hotel, we decided to walk around the town.
Next morning.
Lava rocks
Freakin adorable ice cream shop.
More volcanic rocks.
Hiked all the way to the top.
So it begins.
View from the top. It was the hardest hike I've ever done.
I think my 56 year old mother was the first from our tour group to reach the top. God I'm out of shape.
Scroll right.
The other side. Usually this is the thing people come to Jeju to see. I think it's supposed to be a lot greener...
All I have to say is:
Okay going back down now.
Ryan Caberra - On the Way Down.mp3
We could've taken the stairs going up, but took the more scenic path instead.
My second favorite shot.
MADNESS.
Treated myself to whatever this was. It was packed with cheese and meat. And it was amazing.
Strawberry drank.
By the way, strawberries in Korea are twice the size of California's, and it's so much sweeter. Best strawberries I've ever had.
Went to the horse show next.
Cirque Du Solei who?
I was bound to hear Gangnam Style at least once on this trip.
They use those lava rocks to build walls.
Went back to the hotel, walked around the town a bit. Had amazing churros.
Last day!
Roof top of this luxury shopping mall. Which I despise. Mostly because I'm poor and can't afford anything.
Last tourist stop. I think this was called Dragon Rock....because it resembles a dragon. Maybe if you turn your head and squint?
Ahh, I miss this place already.
Last meal. Forgot what it was called, but it was A+.
After that, we went to this underground mall (Literally. It's a mall that's UNDERGROUND. HOW COOL?) and brought stuff. The end!
I never wanted to leave. It's such a clean, cozy, beautiful island. I wish I could live there. BRB learning Korean.
By the way, the water in Korea must be mixed with virgin blood or something because Korean people are so good looking. The girls are all pretty like a damn flower. And the guys are all tall with fucking model cheek bones. And everyone has perfect baby poreless skin.
After we got to our hotel, we decided to walk around the town.
Next morning.
Lava rocks
Freakin adorable ice cream shop.
More volcanic rocks.
Hiked all the way to the top.
So it begins.
View from the top. It was the hardest hike I've ever done.
I think my 56 year old mother was the first from our tour group to reach the top. God I'm out of shape.
Scroll right.
The other side. Usually this is the thing people come to Jeju to see. I think it's supposed to be a lot greener...
All I have to say is:
Okay going back down now.
Ryan Caberra - On the Way Down.mp3
We could've taken the stairs going up, but took the more scenic path instead.
My second favorite shot.
MADNESS.
Treated myself to whatever this was. It was packed with cheese and meat. And it was amazing.
Strawberry drank.
By the way, strawberries in Korea are twice the size of California's, and it's so much sweeter. Best strawberries I've ever had.
Went to the horse show next.
Cirque Du Solei who?
I was bound to hear Gangnam Style at least once on this trip.
They use those lava rocks to build walls.
Went back to the hotel, walked around the town a bit. Had amazing churros.
Last day!
Roof top of this luxury shopping mall. Which I despise. Mostly because I'm poor and can't afford anything.
Last tourist stop. I think this was called Dragon Rock....because it resembles a dragon. Maybe if you turn your head and squint?
Ahh, I miss this place already.
Last meal. Forgot what it was called, but it was A+.
After that, we went to this underground mall (Literally. It's a mall that's UNDERGROUND. HOW COOL?) and brought stuff. The end!
I never wanted to leave. It's such a clean, cozy, beautiful island. I wish I could live there. BRB learning Korean.
By the way, the water in Korea must be mixed with virgin blood or something because Korean people are so good looking. The girls are all pretty like a damn flower. And the guys are all tall with fucking model cheek bones. And everyone has perfect baby poreless skin.
