Family Autumn Walk
Today, as always on weekends, we played the ladder game.
We wrote down the areas we wanted to go to, chose a number through rock-paper-scissors, and by good fortune, I picked the place I wanted to go to.
This time it was Inwangsan (mountain)
On the way to Inwangsan, near Gyeongbokgung (palace), there are many things to see and eat.
There's also Tongin Market in the Seochon area, where you can park for free on the weekends.
You can take a brief moment to see the market and buy a variety of food with coins for your lunchbox.
We got up early in the morning, had breakfast, and came out.
Even though we weren't hungry, we decided to have a light snack at Gujeolpan (nine-sectioned delicacy), which looked pretty and healthy.
The large size cost 10,000 won, and since we were eating with the whole family, we ordered the large one, which also included a huge egg roll.
It was delicious!
We couldn't pass up Hyoja Bakery, which is on the right side of the Tongin Market back gate.
Everyone was carrying a bag from there, so it must be a good place with good value.
The person selling bread also explained everything very well, and we almost bought everything!
We purchased the best bread and decided to buy more when we come back next time.
"Now let's go home!"
We thought we'd try a little walk, but no one wanted to, probably because we'd have to park for a long time. So we drove to the Inwangsan lookout café.
However, there were already many people there on the weekend, and there was no parking available.
The next course was the Yoon Dong-ju Literary Museum.
It's not very big, but it's a great place to get to know Yoon Dong-ju, a Korean poet.
You can only take pictures in one area, and there are great explanations.
If you follow the path down, you can watch a video about Yoon Dong-ju.
It's not well-known among people, but it's quiet and nice because there aren't many people.
When I went up the side street on the right, there was a hill with a great view, and there were many people sketching here and there.
It made me feel like I want to come back and draw if I can draw well.
The sky was clear, and we had to come again.
Now it's time to eat lunch.
We went to Seochon Traditional Sundae Soup, which was also chosen by the lottery.
It looked small, so we almost didn't choose it, but it was a delicious restaurant.
