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Date Idea / Itinerary for Bojeong, Yongin, South Korea
Posted inDating & Relationships Gyeonggi-do Adventures Korean Travel & Adventure

Date Idea / Itinerary for Bojeong, Yongin, South Korea

You will love spending a day visiting Cafe Culture Street in Bojeong with you date (or family). Plenty of romantic restaurants and cafes near many different outdoor activities like skate board or a climbing wall.
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT June 29, 2021
Suwon Hot Air Balloon Date Itinerary
Posted inGyeonggi-do Adventures Korean Travel & Adventure Korean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun

Suwon Hot Air Balloon Date Itinerary

We love a good date night and the Suwon Hot Air Balloon date itinerary is one of the best. Although it started off slow, it was packed with beautiful sights,…
Posted by Chad Card, MA. SLT and Brian Rich, MSW May 31, 2022
Suwon Fortress and Chicken Street Date Day
Posted inApril in South Korea Dating & Relationships Gyeonggi-do Adventures

Suwon Fortress and Chicken Street Date Day

What to do: Day Visiting Suwon Fortress from Pyeongtaek Some relaxing time together learning something new! Hwaseong Fortress covers a large area in Suwon, South Korea. We decided to head…
Posted by KimchiRednecks June 25, 2021
Suwon Fortress Date Night
Posted inDating & Relationships Gyeonggi-do Adventures Korean Travel & Adventure

Suwon Fortress Date Night

The Suwon Fortress is the perfect date area. It's romantic and lots to do, see, and eat in one small area.
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 6, 2021
Haemi Fortress Itinerary
Posted inApril in South Korea Chungcheongnam-do Adventures Korean Travel & Adventure

Haemi Fortress Itinerary

We love a good day trip to Haemi Fortress. Sometimes we stop here on the way to Mallipo or other Taean beaches. Grab breakfast before getting on the road It's…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT September 28, 2021
Gakwonsa Temple Day Trip Itinerary
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Gakwonsa Temple Day Trip Itinerary

Don't feel like driving? Put on your hiking shoes and head to the countryside for this Gakwonsa and hike trip that doesn't require a car. I have a car but…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 19, 2022
Family Itinerary near Pyeongtaek: Sinjeong Lake
Posted in52 Pickup Family Edition Chungcheongnam-do Adventures July in South Korea

Family Itinerary near Pyeongtaek: Sinjeong Lake

Looking to get away from the maddening crowds to a place that feels like luxury? You need to grab your family and head to Seojeong Lake for the day. When…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT July 13, 2021
Our Best Mallipo Beach Day Itinerary
Posted inAugust in South Korea Beaches Chungcheongnam-do Adventures

Our Best Mallipo Beach Day Itinerary

The best Mallipo beach day itinerary. Perfect for folks living in Pyeongtaek. Don't forget to enjoy the beach this summer.
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT November 29, 2021
Goyang, Paju Saturday Itinerary
Posted inApril in South Korea Gyeonggi-do Adventures June in South Korea

Goyang, Paju Saturday Itinerary

Grab your partner or friends and head to Goyang, Paju, and try this Saturday itinerary. Here was our itinerary. You don't want to miss out on a day eating out…
Posted by Lanae Rivers-Woods, MAIT May 6, 2021
Family Day Itinerary At Wonsusan Eco Park
Posted in52 Pickup Family Edition Korean Travel Itineraries: 52 Weeks of Fun

Family Day Itinerary At Wonsusan Eco Park

camp humphreys family fun, fun near camp humphreys, parks near camp humphreys,
Posted by Molly Hayden March 21, 2022

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