Arrival in Busan…

Not too much to tell.

High speed train was great as always!

The metro here is so much smaller it’ll be a breeze to figure out. Only 5 lines!

Went to a “cultural village” lol.  It’s a good place to take pictures at least. The day was wonderfully sunny.

Jumped on a random bus after that, it took me to an interesting area, I got off, and what do you know, it’s something I wanted to see! Glad that worked out !!

Went back to check into my room, and took a lovely walk. Found some ice cream and groceries and now I’m in for the night.

Here’s todays pictures…

The snacks in the green box tasted like twinkies, the stick thing was cheese?, and the bun was sunflower seeds and red beans
The Gamcheon cultural village was this old slum they’ve dressed up and added toilets and many photo spots. The bright paints make it cheerful to walk around
It’s genius, really. Something from nothing, I love it
That seagull cracked me up. Look at those eyes
There’s a legend of this well
Hopefully you can see the story. I’m sure it misses something in the translation
These pants planters were everywhere
I think you can actually stay here (shudders)
The busan citizens park

This is a costco. The froyo isn’t nearly as sweet as froyo in the us
Eating out here is as spendy as at home. Here’s what i spent on some groceries. Tofu was the cheapest at 1100 krw. Eggs and broccoli about the same, 2450 krw. Instant coffee was the most expensive at 7150 but still a good deal. Coffee shops are ridiculous here!

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