Korea 2018 D1 (KL-Busan-Seoul)

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I'm back from my family trip to Korea! I had so much fun so actually I'm really reluctant to face the reality bc the life over here and over there are so contrast. Now I'm back to studies, duties, stresses. 

Everytime I feel reluctant to end the trip I told myself that 'A trip is a bonus, you're lucky and blessed because you had the chance to go travel. You've to treasure it but remember that traveling is not your normal daily life, it's a reward to you. Don't feel bad that a trip has ended no matter how much fun you had. Appreciate the memories and work harder in your daily living.'

I feel better that way.

Now I'm gonna share about my 8D7N trip in Korea!

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We departed at 2am from KL and it's 9am (8am in Malaysia) when we reached Gimhae airport. We bought T-money card and some quick meal from 7-11 after claiming our baggage then traveled to Seoul. Since we're too late to buy ticket, all train ticket that match our time are sold out so bus is our only option. CK  (my eldest brother) has been toying with the idea of renting a car and drive but his concern is that he has zero experience in driving on road with snow or ice. Btw, the fact is there weren't any snow during our stay. We could've driven on our own so our parents could be less tired walking to subway stations. 
Heading to boarding
Claiming our luggages
The famous banana milk!
Enosh likes it!
Dad was too hungry so he got some quick meal from 7-11
Headed to Busan station to catch the bus 
Waiting for LRT
We managed to have our lunch at Busan station before the bus departed. We had only about 20 mins to spare but we made it.
The only local food in the station
Ajumma in the kitchen
Finally ate Korean food in Korea but not other places. I was so touched.
Umm...
Bibimbap
This's special. The texture was like rice cake, similar to tteokbokki
Tics for bus to Seoul
We reached Seoul at around 7pm and had dinner at the bus terminal. 
The first thing to do: put on the gloves
Had dinner at a random place
Pork chop rice
Ramen aka maggi mee ahhaaha
CK my bro
Err...
We checked in to airbnb. After settling down we walk around hongdae. 
tteokbokki!
More street food
Bro and I
Dad and I
 I also bought some snacks from convenience store. I got honey butter chip (I quite like it bc I've never tasted something like that, it tasted sweet), o market brownie (too sweet to my liking), hershey's milk and a butter biscuit (I have yet to try).
YASSSS
Choc drink in a cold night
These pretty much summed up my first day in Korea.

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