Insadong and Pagoda Park

We also took Roy over to Insadong. There we went through the streets, went to a bird teahouse, and then wend to Pagoda park. It was really fun.

Fish in the bathroom of the teahouse

A nut that was in Roy's tea

A bird in the teahouse

At the teahouse

Our tea and snacks

Insadon Starbucks

A painter in the streets

Chris and Roy at Pagoda Park

Old Pagoda

The streets of Insadong

Insadong and Gyeongbeouk Palace

When Chris got here, we decided to spend the first few weeks exploring Korea. One of the first weeks, we went to a great traditional part of Seoul called Insadong. They sell many homemade crafts there. After going there, we walked over to Gyeongbeouk Palace and explored the palace grounds and the national folk museum there.

Chris, sneaking in an old-fashioned Korean home.

Standing under the porch of one of the buildings at the palace

Chris and his new dragon friend.

Me outside of some of the buildings at Gyeongbeouk Palace.

A woman playing a traditional Korean instrument.

Chris, eating some rice cakes.

Women preparing for a traditional tea ceremony.

A pond at Gyeongbeouk Palace.

Chris and I at the palace.

Chris the solider.

People preforming a ceremony at Gyeongbeouk Palace.

Gyeongbeouk Palace

This is made out of flowers.

Insadong Street

Chris and I eating Chinese Food.

Ben and Chris outside of a Chinese Restaurant.