I just want to tell you how much my husband and I enjoy your channel. Every night at dinner we sit down with one of your videos while we eat our dinner and watch your adventures in Seoul and elsewhere. I am especially enjoying your van series, and we LOVED your random subway adventures. We love how you always are able to find a little 'jewel' when you are exploring. We can tell you put a lot of love and thought into your videos, their editing, and the precious moments of your life spent together. I look forward to you expanding your channel and putting out more content, so we can keep enjoying our dinner moments with you. May your lives together continue to be happy and lovely. My husband is Canadian living in Ontario, and I am an American exported to Canada. Your dual culture marriage makes me happy.....
@jeannettequinnbisbee4754 wow thanks so much for this nice comment and for your support! We're very humbled to hear that you watch our videos like that! I think we are going to try doing some random adventures in the van as well that will be similar to the subway series very soon too. Don't know how well it will go, but there are usually some interesting things to discover everywhere so hope we stumble upon more interesting things! All the best to you both with good health and happiness!
What a cozy, feel good episode! 😊 I am living vicariously through the two of you. Seeing you eat delicious food, walk scenic trails, and enjoy living life on your own terms, makes my heart happy. 💜 I hope you have a wonderful week! Take care! 🍀🇰🇷🌞
Thanks so much @misscaroline542 really glad to hear that! We had a really good time going back to where we started everything, and got spoiled by all of the amazing views! Thanks so much for all of your support, and have an amazing week! 😊
This channel should be essential viewing for anyone planning on moving to Korea in the future. Seoul cafes and trending beauty products are good and all, but there is an entire, amazing country beyond that doesn’t get anywhere near enough attention online
@bobby_thompson wow thanks a lot for the kind words and for watching! Definitely agree that Korea is way too off the radar for people into outdoor activities. I had no idea about it all when I first moved here and was pleasantly surprised to see it all! All the best and take care eh! Thanks for your support!
Just finished watching your latest video. It's a great form of escapism for me in America. Your video editing is becoming more sophisticated and without distracting from the actual travel adventure. I really enjoy the magnificent Korean scenery and how cute you two are just being together.
@xipetotec8700 thank you so much! That's really kind of you to say, and also really happy it's not too distracting! We have been spoiled by amazing scenery in this fall weather recently. All the best and take care eh!
You are such a great ambassador for Korea. All your videos has always made me wanting to visit this country again although I have been doing so for the last 2 yrs plus 2024. Already planning for next year to finish all the official bike trials. Been following you from your series of biking the various ‘kangs’. While been a cyclists, who knows may just pick up trekking. Keep up you great work!
@KYL-c8x thanks so much for saying that! That's so great you have been visiting here and cycling the trails! They are such a great way to explore the country! Hope you can finish off your Grand Slam next time, and definitely consider doing a few of the trekking trails someday too as you get to see new views that are off the bike paths as well! Happy cycling and take care eh!
@2BRnot2BRipper thanks a lot for watching! Korea is absolutely filled with biking, trekking, and hiking trails, so if you come in the fall or spring when the weather is nice there are a lot of beautiful places to explore!
"Being optimistic has just made it easier wake up each day and just enjoy life for what it is....". Those are wise words. We can't control everything in our lives so enjoy what you have. Also, of course Matt is watching hockey! lol.
@blackbelt2000 agree with you there that it makes it a lot easier to just enjoy the simple things around us that we can control! Haha I'm a big Vancouver Canucks fan unfortunately! (No Stanley Cup championship in 54 years of existence 🤣)
That's some of the purriest views of Korea's coastline and mountain side I've seen to date. Also enjoyed the added historical context and nuggets of information. As always, thanks for taking us along on the journey! BTW, I just returned from my trip to Korea last week and successfully conquered Seoraksan mountain's Ulsanbawi! Funny how close I was to where you guys were shooting your video :)
@ICDeadPeeps it's really beautiful up there eh! Goseong has some of the nicest beaches without many people at all. Thanks a lot for watching, and great job for conquering Ulsanbawi! It's such a fun hike, and I'm sure they fixed it but the very top on the cliffs used to be really scary because the guard railing was so short that it was really easy to fall off haha. Hope you had an amazing time!
@lovesbeautiful1004 wow thank you so much for your support and generousity! Really appreciate that, and will definitely use it to go to Timmys one more time! Haha. As a small thank you, we'd like to add your username @lovesbeautiful1004 to the end of our videos if that's okay with you. Thanks again, and hope you have an amazing week! 😊
@@lostthenfoundi wanted to buy a larger amount for the gift but the max was $20.99, using my iPad. I thought it strange. But on my laptop the amount we can buy is higher. Next time. Have a great week!
Such a relaxing, beautiful video🌲☀️ Thank you💚 Cairns, or stacking rocks, can be a form of prayer for loved ones who have passed or they may be blessings of peace, harmony and compassion for all of mankind.
@donnahollman4259 thanks so much for explaining that Mom! ❤️ Was very curious as there were probably over 5,000 of them and it seemed like they were all done from the same guy (same shape).
@francisimanuel8824 definitely just a part of life eh! We saw a ton of tanks/trucks up there that would have been cool to put in the video as well, but there were signs everywhere saying not to film/describe what you see.
@jeffreylim5977 thank you very much, and oh I see that makes total sense thanks for letting us know that. I'm not sure if he stacked all of them, but there were probably over 5,000 of them stacked up.
When I visited South Korea, I was very surprised about how many steep hills and stairs there are....even the subways have so many stairs. I can see why the people there are in such good shape ! It is such a wonderful place to explore . Your videos make me want to visit again and again. Love the food too !
@hashtag-dreamer it's very true! Korea is about 70% mountainous terrain, and Seoul is filled with mountains and hills everywhere too. You get a good workout in without even realizing it sometimes! Hope you can come back and enjoy more someday!
@marcellostraps so crazy how hot it's been this year eh! I think it's supposed to be 22 today which is nuts for November! Let's enjoy this amazing weather while it lasts though eh!
Love the bike trail in the middle of the highway, now that’s awesome 🤩 I totally agree, South Korea has beautiful mountains 😊 and yes I too am hopeful fingers crossed 🤞🏽 that one day the North and South agree to unite as did East and West Germany when the wall was torn down. Probably the many rock piles you encountered represented deceased family and friends that lived in the area years ago and it was a symbol of a memorial to them, that’s just my thoughts 💭. Thanks for sharing another great vlog 😊 sending lots and love to you both from NYC 🗽🇺🇸 to beautiful South Korea 🇰🇷🥰
@deidravargas2664 the bike path is pretty interesting eh! Would be so great if the two countries could settle things if possible. Also appreciate the information about the rock piles! The guy was very dedicated and there were so many of them, so that must be the reason why. All the best from over here in Korea, and thanks for all of your support and kind words! 😊
Another great video Yujin and Matt…beauty of nature…curious to know if Korea has Planet Fitness chain where one can shower…Nami island…Winter sonata…’yeyo’ - kimchee…even Tony Montana can enjoy…have you tried using a small crock pot??? Prepare your soup …turn on low…and when you get to your destination…된장국 is ready…
@classickdramaclips thanks so much! Korea has a similar chain called Spo Any Fitness and I think the membership is about 360,000 KRW ($257.47 USD) per year. Would be cheaper than our current method of using the public gyms every 2nd day for about 3,000 KRW ($2.15), but we often end up parking in places that aren't super close to them. The crock pot is also something we really want to try adding in someday! Would be awesome to try out some different stews!
im loving these videos again and again. I'm planning my first trip to Korea in april 2025 and i hope to rent a car and go see some of the country outside of the big cities. are there any great destinations for views and wonders that are the top recommended by you guys? id love to know! great video!
I would highly recommend looking into Trazy. If it's your first time traveling to Korea, they make things a lot easier for English speaking foreigners by taking a lot of the logistical headaches/nightmares out of the equation. For example, it's incredibly hard, if not impossible, to reserve an Express bus online without a domestic Korean credit card without using a intermediary service like Trazy. They also offer both group tours and private (more expensive) tours all throughout Korea.
@mach1neg thank you so much! Wow that's great to hear, and really awesome that you will be exploring the countryside too! We loved Geojin Beach (거진해수욕장) in this video which isn't too far from Sokcho (속초) that's also worth checking out to see Seoraksan National Park (설악산국립공원). Then on the South in addition to Busan I've heard Geoje-do (거제도) is amazing, and Namhae (남해) is definitely worth seeing. Midland we love Hwangmaesan (황매산) in Hapcheon-gun (합천군) which you can hike up the peak through the flowers to get some nice views. Songnisan (속리산) is also a nice hike with a cool temple at the bottom of it. West Coast check out the Gogunsan Islands (고군산도), Anmyeon-do (안면도), and I've heard great things about Byeonsanban-do Park (변산반도국립공원) but I've never been there. Hope you have an amazing trip!
@@lostthenfound wow thanks for such a long reply with so many places! really cool to see a youtuber care so much for their followers. cant wait for the next video :)
@@lostthenfound For whatever reason, UA-cam hid my comment and made it viewable only if you sort the comments by newest SMH. BTW, y'all should look into the company to see if you can work out some sponsorship and/or employment opportunities with them since you're already doing extensive traveling through Korea as it is. Just a thought :)
My husband and I have watched your videos for a long time. I would like to meet you guys sometime soon. We moved from upstate NY and the beautiful Canada almost a month ago. We are stationed in Humphreys and if you are coming around please let me know! 😊
@tizianaboswell7802 thanks so much for watching our videos and for your support! We passed by Humphreys the other day on the freeway and were blown away by its size. Really curious what it's like inside there. I'm sure we will visit the outskirts someday and hope to bump into you guys! 😊
In some sects of Buddhism it is a form of meditation. The person may have been on a vow of meditation and that may be the reason for the odd interaction.
Thanks for another great video. Nice touch with the flash backs. Cycle touring has to be one of my greatest interests along with eating good food especially if done in tandem. Regards
@howardlee7189 thanks so much Howard! There's not much quite like cycle touring and good food indeed! Everything tastes a lot better after a good day of cycling for sure! Hope all is well and take care eh!
There's a British couple who traveled around the world in a van like yours. They named their van, Trudy. Maybe you guys should name your van. Just for fun, your paid viewers can maybe submit names for you to choose from.
I love you guys and wish you nothing but success. Keep the videos coming. The editing and information along with views and interesting content makes you guys great. I wish you sucess with the latest endeavour with the van life. Stay the course. Exercise, eat well and and take care of yourself and your wife. You pulled it off man. Stay the course.
@silvergoldpill7985 thank you so much for your support and kind words! Hope you take care of your health too and enjoy the beautiful world we live in! All the best and take care eh!
@Protonoto1 thanks so much for all of your support! I've camped right next to Imjingak (임진각) in Paju on a hill with views into North Korea that was really interesting! This is what it looks like if you are curious (time stamped so you don't have to watch the whole thing): ua-cam.com/video/JfU4Q4EPbbk/v-deo.html Paju is a really nice city and Imjingak is worth checking out if you are interested in history of the Korean War.
@Miguel_Noether luckily everywhere in South Korea is very accessible, so if we get really injured there are signs everywhere with phone numbers to call and the location ID on them to tell the rescue services if we ever need help. We are very spoiled with that for sure!
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I just want to tell you how much my husband and I enjoy your channel. Every night at dinner we sit down with one of your videos while we eat our dinner and watch your adventures in Seoul and elsewhere. I am especially enjoying your van series, and we LOVED your random subway adventures. We love how you always are able to find a little 'jewel' when you are exploring. We can tell you put a lot of love and thought into your videos, their editing, and the precious moments of your life spent together. I look forward to you expanding your channel and putting out more content, so we can keep enjoying our dinner moments with you. May your lives together continue to be happy and lovely. My husband is Canadian living in Ontario, and I am an American exported to Canada. Your dual culture marriage makes me happy.....
@jeannettequinnbisbee4754 wow thanks so much for this nice comment and for your support! We're very humbled to hear that you watch our videos like that! I think we are going to try doing some random adventures in the van as well that will be similar to the subway series very soon too. Don't know how well it will go, but there are usually some interesting things to discover everywhere so hope we stumble upon more interesting things! All the best to you both with good health and happiness!
What a cozy, feel good episode! 😊
I am living vicariously through the two of you. Seeing you eat delicious food, walk scenic trails, and enjoy living life on your own terms, makes my heart happy. 💜
I hope you have a wonderful week! Take care! 🍀🇰🇷🌞
Thanks so much @misscaroline542 really glad to hear that! We had a really good time going back to where we started everything, and got spoiled by all of the amazing views! Thanks so much for all of your support, and have an amazing week! 😊
This channel should be essential viewing for anyone planning on moving to Korea in the future.
Seoul cafes and trending beauty products are good and all, but there is an entire, amazing country beyond that doesn’t get anywhere near enough attention online
@bobby_thompson wow thanks a lot for the kind words and for watching! Definitely agree that Korea is way too off the radar for people into outdoor activities. I had no idea about it all when I first moved here and was pleasantly surprised to see it all! All the best and take care eh! Thanks for your support!
Just finished watching your latest video. It's a great form of escapism for me in America. Your video editing is becoming more sophisticated and without distracting from the actual travel adventure. I really enjoy the magnificent Korean scenery and how cute you two are just being together.
@xipetotec8700 thank you so much! That's really kind of you to say, and also really happy it's not too distracting! We have been spoiled by amazing scenery in this fall weather recently. All the best and take care eh!
I love the videos taken in the same place years apart.
@marksalinas5905 thanks so much! It's always fun to come back to the same spots in a different time in life!
You are such a great ambassador for Korea. All your videos has always made me wanting to visit this country again although I have been doing so for the last 2 yrs plus 2024. Already planning for next year to finish all the official bike trials. Been following you from your series of biking the various ‘kangs’. While been a cyclists, who knows may just pick up trekking. Keep up you great work!
@KYL-c8x thanks so much for saying that! That's so great you have been visiting here and cycling the trails! They are such a great way to explore the country! Hope you can finish off your Grand Slam next time, and definitely consider doing a few of the trekking trails someday too as you get to see new views that are off the bike paths as well! Happy cycling and take care eh!
Thank you for filming and sharing this content. It’s great to see what’s possible for hiking and biking trips in Korea. 🤗👍🙏
@2BRnot2BRipper thanks a lot for watching! Korea is absolutely filled with biking, trekking, and hiking trails, so if you come in the fall or spring when the weather is nice there are a lot of beautiful places to explore!
"Being optimistic has just made it easier wake up each day and just enjoy life for what it is....". Those are wise words. We can't control everything in our lives so enjoy what you have.
Also, of course Matt is watching hockey! lol.
@blackbelt2000 agree with you there that it makes it a lot easier to just enjoy the simple things around us that we can control! Haha I'm a big Vancouver Canucks fan unfortunately! (No Stanley Cup championship in 54 years of existence 🤣)
That's some of the purriest views of Korea's coastline and mountain side I've seen to date. Also enjoyed the added historical context and nuggets of information. As always, thanks for taking us along on the journey!
BTW, I just returned from my trip to Korea last week and successfully conquered Seoraksan mountain's Ulsanbawi! Funny how close I was to where you guys were shooting your video :)
@ICDeadPeeps it's really beautiful up there eh! Goseong has some of the nicest beaches without many people at all. Thanks a lot for watching, and great job for conquering Ulsanbawi! It's such a fun hike, and I'm sure they fixed it but the very top on the cliffs used to be really scary because the guard railing was so short that it was really easy to fall off haha. Hope you had an amazing time!
Great video! We always enjoy your content ☺ looking forward to you next adventures
@sjp7340 thanks so much for your kind words and support! All the best!
Your next “double double” is on me. Thank you for another great work. ☕️💪
@lovesbeautiful1004 wow thank you so much for your support and generousity! Really appreciate that, and will definitely use it to go to Timmys one more time! Haha. As a small thank you, we'd like to add your username @lovesbeautiful1004 to the end of our videos if that's okay with you. Thanks again, and hope you have an amazing week! 😊
@@lostthenfoundi wanted to buy a larger amount for the gift but the max was $20.99, using my iPad. I thought it strange. But on my laptop the amount we can buy is higher. Next time. Have a great week!
@lovesbeautiful1004 that is more then enough so thank you so much! Have an amazing week!
Such a relaxing, beautiful video🌲☀️ Thank you💚 Cairns, or stacking rocks, can be a form of prayer for loved ones who have passed or they may be blessings of peace, harmony and compassion for all of mankind.
@donnahollman4259 thanks so much for explaining that Mom! ❤️ Was very curious as there were probably over 5,000 of them and it seemed like they were all done from the same guy (same shape).
My father in law lives in Cheorwon.
You can actually hear the sound of artillery, but you stop noticing after a while. You just except it as is.
@francisimanuel8824 definitely just a part of life eh! We saw a ton of tanks/trucks up there that would have been cool to put in the video as well, but there were signs everywhere saying not to film/describe what you see.
Loving it. The stones stacking in some cultures it’s a remembrance of someone who has passed。
@jeffreylim5977 thank you very much, and oh I see that makes total sense thanks for letting us know that. I'm not sure if he stacked all of them, but there were probably over 5,000 of them stacked up.
When I visited South Korea, I was very surprised about how many steep hills and stairs there are....even the subways have so many stairs. I can see why the people there are in such good shape !
It is such a wonderful place to explore . Your videos make me want to visit again and again. Love the food too !
@hashtag-dreamer it's very true! Korea is about 70% mountainous terrain, and Seoul is filled with mountains and hills everywhere too. You get a good workout in without even realizing it sometimes! Hope you can come back and enjoy more someday!
Nice video Matt! Cheers!
@edwardperry4419 thanks so much for your support! Take care eh!
Excellent video. I enjoy the information and storytelling. Thanks!
@timetravelr3000 thank you so much for watching and for all of your support! Hope all is well and take care!
Great video.
@LB20278 thanks so much for watching!
Love watching your videos.
Love how beautiful Korea is.
And how healthy the food is.
Just hope one day north and south can be one again
@janemaskell613 thank you so much for watching! Really lucky to live here, and I also hope the two countries can figure something out someday!
Another nice and interesting vid, thanks Matt and Yujin!
@Tanstaafl1976 thanks so much for watching and for the kind words!
Thank you for sharing your video and nice editing. Thank you see again in you tube
@fernandoverzosa7100 thanks so much for watching and for the kind words! All the best!
I love Goseong. I go there several times per month in June-Oct. my favourite beaches to swim at are there.
@sandymaceachern1968 it's a really quiet and nice area to go for the beaches! That's awesome you go there!
Great video.
@JCF-eh7rx thank you very much!
Yesterday was Nov 3rd, and it was still summer tshirt weather in Gyeonggi. Nice to have an extended summer!
@marcellostraps so crazy how hot it's been this year eh! I think it's supposed to be 22 today which is nuts for November! Let's enjoy this amazing weather while it lasts though eh!
Love the bike trail in the middle of the highway, now that’s awesome 🤩 I totally agree, South Korea has beautiful mountains 😊 and yes I too am hopeful fingers crossed 🤞🏽 that one day the North and South agree to unite as did East and West Germany when the wall was torn down. Probably the many rock piles you encountered represented deceased family and friends that lived in the area years ago and it was a symbol of a memorial to them, that’s just my thoughts 💭. Thanks for sharing another great vlog 😊 sending lots and love to you both from NYC 🗽🇺🇸 to beautiful South Korea 🇰🇷🥰
@deidravargas2664 the bike path is pretty interesting eh! Would be so great if the two countries could settle things if possible. Also appreciate the information about the rock piles! The guy was very dedicated and there were so many of them, so that must be the reason why. All the best from over here in Korea, and thanks for all of your support and kind words! 😊
Aloha~i wish we were in korea, we were there last in 2019 right before the covid and we made it back home safe🇺🇸🤙🇰🇷
@E9ONE1 aloha! 🤙 Great to hear you didn't get caught up in the pandemic here, and hope you can make it back here someday to explore more!
Another great video Yujin and Matt…beauty of nature…curious to know if Korea has Planet Fitness chain where one can shower…Nami island…Winter sonata…’yeyo’ - kimchee…even Tony Montana can enjoy…have you tried using a small crock pot??? Prepare your soup …turn on low…and when you get to your destination…된장국 is ready…
@classickdramaclips thanks so much! Korea has a similar chain called Spo Any Fitness and I think the membership is about 360,000 KRW ($257.47 USD) per year. Would be cheaper than our current method of using the public gyms every 2nd day for about 3,000 KRW ($2.15), but we often end up parking in places that aren't super close to them. The crock pot is also something we really want to try adding in someday! Would be awesome to try out some different stews!
im loving these videos again and again. I'm planning my first trip to Korea in april 2025 and i hope to rent a car and go see some of the country outside of the big cities. are there any great destinations for views and wonders that are the top recommended by you guys? id love to know! great video!
I would highly recommend looking into Trazy. If it's your first time traveling to Korea, they make things a lot easier for English speaking foreigners by taking a lot of the logistical headaches/nightmares out of the equation.
For example, it's incredibly hard, if not impossible, to reserve an Express bus online without a domestic Korean credit card without using a intermediary service like Trazy. They also offer both group tours and private (more expensive) tours all throughout Korea.
@mach1neg thank you so much! Wow that's great to hear, and really awesome that you will be exploring the countryside too!
We loved Geojin Beach (거진해수욕장) in this video which isn't too far from Sokcho (속초) that's also worth checking out to see Seoraksan National Park (설악산국립공원).
Then on the South in addition to Busan I've heard Geoje-do (거제도) is amazing, and Namhae (남해) is definitely worth seeing.
Midland we love Hwangmaesan (황매산) in Hapcheon-gun (합천군) which you can hike up the peak through the flowers to get some nice views. Songnisan (속리산) is also a nice hike with a cool temple at the bottom of it.
West Coast check out the Gogunsan Islands (고군산도), Anmyeon-do (안면도), and I've heard great things about Byeonsanban-do Park (변산반도국립공원) but I've never been there.
Hope you have an amazing trip!
@@lostthenfound wow thanks for such a long reply with so many places! really cool to see a youtuber care so much for their followers. cant wait for the next video :)
@ICDeadPeeps this is great advice! Thanks for taking the time to let others know!
@@lostthenfound For whatever reason, UA-cam hid my comment and made it viewable only if you sort the comments by newest SMH.
BTW, y'all should look into the company to see if you can work out some sponsorship and/or employment opportunities with them since you're already doing extensive traveling through Korea as it is. Just a thought :)
nice video as always. curious about the statues too, sounds like maybe some sort of memorial but that many? who knows
@BasicStealthcamping thanks you very much! Yeah it seemed like a memorial for sure. Was definitely quite impressive how many there were for sure!
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My husband and I have watched your videos for a long time. I would like to meet you guys sometime soon. We moved from upstate NY and the beautiful Canada almost a month ago. We are stationed in Humphreys and if you are coming around please let me know! 😊
@tizianaboswell7802 thanks so much for watching our videos and for your support! We passed by Humphreys the other day on the freeway and were blown away by its size. Really curious what it's like inside there. I'm sure we will visit the outskirts someday and hope to bump into you guys! 😊
In some sects of Buddhism it is a form of meditation. The person may have been on a vow of meditation and that may be the reason for the odd interaction.
@EdmundChoo thanks a lot for letting us know that!
Thanks for another great video. Nice touch with the flash backs. Cycle touring has to be one of my greatest interests along with eating good food especially if done in tandem. Regards
@howardlee7189 thanks so much Howard! There's not much quite like cycle touring and good food indeed! Everything tastes a lot better after a good day of cycling for sure! Hope all is well and take care eh!
Those little stone statues were very curious.
@Rachel-sv9pq there were so many of them (probably over 5,000) that we were very curious as well!
@@lostthenfound 5000 that's crazy!
There's a British couple who traveled around the world in a van like yours. They named their van, Trudy. Maybe you guys should name your van. Just for fun, your paid viewers can maybe submit names for you to choose from.
@peacew6 that's awesome! Haha our van has a name Jja-tew-ria that comes from Yujin's nickname Jjayu, my name Matthew, and then our van's model Staria.
I love you guys and wish you nothing but success. Keep the videos coming. The editing and information along with views and interesting content makes you guys great. I wish you sucess with the latest endeavour with the van life. Stay the course. Exercise, eat well and and take care of yourself and your wife. You pulled it off man. Stay the course.
@silvergoldpill7985 thank you so much for your support and kind words! Hope you take care of your health too and enjoy the beautiful world we live in! All the best and take care eh!
You're such a good husband, telling your wife her cooking is good even when it's not. 😍😘😂
@2GoodLookin haha I enjoy the food she makes a lot luckily! Way better than mine! 😁
Another wholesome vid. Have you ever stayed anywhere near the N. Korean border? I had a friend from Paju, but I never ever went up there.
@Protonoto1 thanks so much for all of your support! I've camped right next to Imjingak (임진각) in Paju on a hill with views into North Korea that was really interesting! This is what it looks like if you are curious (time stamped so you don't have to watch the whole thing): ua-cam.com/video/JfU4Q4EPbbk/v-deo.html Paju is a really nice city and Imjingak is worth checking out if you are interested in history of the Korean War.
After you start climbing I wonder how are you prepared for a medical emergency, what if you fall on that mountain and got a twist ankle 😰?
I'm sure they can use their cell phone to call for medical help if an injury were really serious.
@Miguel_Noether luckily everywhere in South Korea is very accessible, so if we get really injured there are signs everywhere with phone numbers to call and the location ID on them to tell the rescue services if we ever need help. We are very spoiled with that for sure!