Hiking mountains, camping in parks, getting lost and much more. A bunch of funny things to do in Seoul that we actually did + 3 things you might not know about the people of South Korea Read More
By ferry from Qingdao (Shandong province, China) to Incheon, South Korea, very close to Seoul. The bicycle can go for free. A cheap way out of China. Read More
During our two months bicycle trip in Korea we visited about 20 islands, none of them famous. Sangnagwol-ri/Hanakwol-ri are the ones who amazed us most Read More
Bicycle touring South Korea from Seoul to Boryeong. The many small lakes, free campgrounds, and public gyms. Cycling off-the-beaten-path Read More
The hidden South Korea's west coast. Bicycle touring Byeonsan peninsula: Naesosa Temple, Hanok village, Gyeokpo, Shamans, cemetery camping and ballwashing Read More
![Dogs, Chickens, Islands, and Dried Fish [riding the South of South Korea] 5](https://632297.smushcdn.com/902994/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/742223125.jpg?lossy=1&strip=1&webp=1 "Dogs, Chickens, Islands, and Dried Fish [riding the South of South Korea] 26")
Bicycle touring the southernmost part of Korea. Hopping island conncted by bridges. Exploring Ttangkkeut and Songho beach, one of the best beaches in Korea Read More
Bicycle touring in Korea seem to have come to and end. There's no choice left to us than to take a bus to Busan.
Busan is the second biggest city in South Korea, populated by 3.5 million people. It has a much warmer climate than Seoul, and some great beaches inside the city itself, making it thus very attractive for many expats that decide to settle here. Read More