Choses à faire à Chungju

Though not a large cave, it is unique (a former jade mine), easily accessible (a wide paved walk; no inclines; wheelchair friendly; well lit), engaging (lighted animals; kayaking in a pond), and a good place to take the family for an hour or two.

Visiting Lotte World Adventure at night with friends completely changes the vibe, trading daytime family crowds for glowinglights and a neon-lit backdrop of the Seokchon Lake area. Due to how late we went, 20:00, it was harder to get on rides. There were few rides and activities open, and what was open had longer wait times (at least an hour). So, if you would like to enjoy the rides but still get the vibe of the night, I would suggest arriving at 17:00 and staying until close (22:00). All preference based, still had a fun experience and it wasn’t my first time or last time going. It is located within the mall, so even if you happen to have a change of heart, there’s plenty to do in the surrounding areas. Enjoy!!

Entry ticket is great value for the money. The Q pass is really efficient especially for this ride where the queue was very long but with the Q pass, we didn’t wait at all. The rest of the park is good for price, pandas are cute but limited time to see them, especially the 2nd panda house

On the train journey, there is lovely coastal scenery and can see the sun set

I’m a sucker for a tower with a view :) got to Seoul, and originally wasn’t going to go to the top. First off the area to get to the tower is so cute!! Highly recommend the elevator and the cable car to get there. Too many stairs otherwise!! :) however once you get to the top the pavilion with all the love locks was my favorite!! So cute to see all the notes and locks and you can even lurchase one to add yourself! The tower is surrounded by an adorable shopping area, with lots of snack and drink options as well!! We ended up deciding last minute to head to the top and bought tickets on trip rather than at the gate (cheaper!!) the elevator was a little wild and if you get motion sickness beware :) however, as per all usual tower views, getting to see the city from that angle is always a treat. We were there during the day, and I’m sure it’s gorgeous at night too!! Cute shops at the top where we picked up a few gifts and an easy exit! Well worth a visit!

It was great that we enjoyed the ride as we took a lots of photo inside the cable car

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you can climb up on foot in about 1.5 - 2 hours, from the side of Myeongdong there is a nice village, which is worth a walk. If you have a hard time climbing, it is better to use the funicular. Also, there are almost no kiosks selling water along the way

It's a very nice place, and I like that Koreans preserve their history, preserve their houses, and live in them. I recommend not lingering on the main street, but rather, going deeper into the area where you'll find museums and more unique, less touristy places you can stop in and stroll around. But be polite and don't make noise, because that's where people live.