While walking around the Acropolis complex in Greece, I found my way to the Acropolis museum where the entire entrance to the building features an extensive display of underground excavations. The walk up to the entrance is composed of transparent corridors where various levels of excavations can be seen. The picture above is a well in the center of one such excavation that was left open and surrounded by walkways. It always makes me wonder why people all over the world are compelled to throw coins into open wells and make wishes. 🙂
Fishcake Myeongdong is one of the most popular tourist districts in the center of Seoul, Korea. Located just on the foot of Mount Namsan and the famous N Seoul Tower, you can’t miss this area if you’re on a tour of the city. One of the big reasons for a visit? Lots of great shopping opportunities and a bustling street food market! In the video below, my friends and I try to sample as much of the food as we can. We give you honest reviews of each item so that you’ll know what you can’t miss and what you can skip when you visit Myeongdong Street Food Market. Off the top of my head, I highly recommend: 1. Egg Bread (gyeran-ppang/gyeran-bbang). This is sweet and savory at the same time. Think of it as a your morning pancake and eggs all in one. I even make it with bacon at home. Korean Egg Bread (Gyeran-ppang/bbang) 2. Steak: I can’t be sure if this is the highly regarded Korean beef (Hanwoo) or not. However, I can guarantee that the beef they sell on the street here is much be...
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