I had been there for 15 months for the master pro gramme . However we went to many places of Korea together with friends . We got the friendship among us like bother and sister . It was so amazing when the leaves 's colors are changing during the seasons .Of course , I like Kim chi like traditional food . The transportation system especially subway is so impressive however a lot of traffic during the rush hours . Many old people are still impressed for 1967-1970 Burmese football team and pay respect for Burmese as Burma donate the a lot of rice during their civil war 1953. It has been passed already 5 years but it seems to be like yesterday whenever thinking of that trip in my mind

Just doping my year tour.

I never thought I will be able to be given a chance to visit this country. But as luck have it, I did. I am very happy to be here and experience their culture. It is was November when I visited. The place was so cold. I love the streets. It is so clean. I love the restaurant it is so cozy. The food is quite expensive though compare to the Philippines. But even so I still want to go back to this place. What I find difficult though is the language. Most Koreans do not know how to speak in English. However, I admire their being nationalistic. It is one of the best experiences I had.

After so many years, I revisited Korea, my native land and as expected, i was overwhelmed by the huge change-in infrastructure, transportation, roads, fashion, and FOOD! I mean, in general, Korea is changing everyday! The peninsula, being 70% mountain is no hindrance to develop-drilling holes in the mountain and make tunnels (a lot of them!) to gain access. Korea never sleeps...it's like a growing child-changing its looks, attitude, and way of life. It is just great!

I was only there for two days but it was interesting the similarities with the rest of the world that Korea held, while holding a VERY unique feel. Seoul is heavily influenced by England, and everyone was REALLY friendly