I enjoyed this episode very much. Thank you. In regards to your observation about Korea being very kid friendly, it has to do with Korean mothers. If the chinese have tiger moms, Korea has sacrificial moms. If western moms are, I need to survive for my child to survive, Korean moms are more, I need to sacrifice my life for the survival of my child. Both are honourable but Koreans take this to heart--a way of life. The entire culture is child focused, education focused. Has a lot to do with the 40 years of criminal japanese occupation followed by geo-political war where Koreans were heavily deprived. Koreans are probably the only people in the world who will sell their homes to educated their children so that the past is never repeated. Hays' development is to be admired. I think it has to do with the experience of travel and stimulation but also the easy going parenting and love shared by the entire family. I especially appreciate the fact that you don't overly coddle him. A lot of Korean moms do too much for the child and therefore, in my opinion, obstruct some much needed experiences and development. Thank you for whole-heartedly embracing our culture. Kudos. Oh. Chilis hung outside by the doorway means a son was born at that home. Traditionally speaking. Oh. Shopkeeper was excited because of the opportunity to practice some guerrilla english. You'll get that wherever in Korea. He'll be feeling good about himself for the rest of the week. Next time I'm in Kyungju, I'm going to let him know about your channel. He'll get a kick out of it.
The scar is fading quickly. We loved our time in Korea so, so much and will always remember it fondly. I hope we can return many times in the future! Thanks for watching!
We loved Gyeongju! I'm so happy that we got to visit. You're lucky to be from such a historic, beautiful place. It's always helpful to see it through visitors eyes. I feel the same sometimes about my hometown, but it's so nice to hear when others love it.
I'm always happy to watch your family with parents. Be happy with parents for life in Korea. Tongyoung and Namhae with good nature are good place to be recommended. Have you tried to eat mandu which is very delicious .
Tongyoung is my fav. City!!! Eat lots and lots of fresh and yummy food there and get the guided tour at 세병관 and Goeje city's War prisoner park is also interesting and fun if you like history. Geoje city is neighboring city to Tongyoung
Ten n Eleven, what a lovely grandpa n grandma! I love them so much!😘 The way Hays’s walking is so cute^^ Your family makes me think about next year's holiday and planning to go somewhere already! ✈️💜
I recentally took my kids to 낙안읍성 민속마을 (Nakaneupseong Folk Village) which is a village built some 600 years ago and 90 some households still reside in. There are various hands on experience which is great for kids. I also went to Yeosu nearby from there.
Another wonderful video of our visit with you guys. It was bittersweet watching as we are missing Hays's birthday today but great memories of our trip that are very healing. Keep up the good work - Love
How to pronounce Kyoungju? Here is a tip for you guys. I believe you know how to say 'young'. Just put 'k' sound in front of it. It becomes kyoung. Say it in the matter of you saying young. Ju sounds similar with zoo but just swap z with j. Or just say zoo. We all will understand it. All Korean alphabets have just their own unique sound. By the way, the purpose of the curtain at motels is to hide customers' identity. Some of them are having affair there.
I really enjoyed your videos. As you know traveling with kid is not easy. I respect you all including your lovely boy. 😀 I think that is not only wonderful trips but also tough events. I like your positive personality. I can see you have many ideas for the trip. It helps me(even I'm Korean. Hahahaha) I hope you can see the autumn scenery of Korea. 🙂
Thanks so much! That means a lot! It's certainly not easy, but it's totally worth it. So rewarding. Let us know if you visit any of the place we did! We love to hear from folks that take our recommendations. :)
Happy birthday Hays! This comment will be too late but, if traveling on the KTX to Busan, it’s tradition to drink Chilsing Cider and eat hard boiled eggs. You crack the egg by hitting it on the forehead of your travel partner.
The blue curtains are for couple's who visit love motels. The purpose is to block their cars from the outside so people can't see. U never know. Some people might be cheating 🤷 😕 🤔 🙄 😒
Now, most of the motels in Korea are "love motels," meaning couples go there for some alone time. So those tassle looking thingies are there to block the view of cars and people walking into those places.
Glad it made you giggle haha. We were dying filming this, but then when I was editing I was thinking "oh....this is nowhere near as funny as we thought it was" lol
Cities with Ju at the end of their names are often attached to old city centers that are more than a thousand years old. It is also recognized as the largest city in the region. Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla Dynasty in the past, and many buildings were destroyed by the Japanese during the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592, but it is a place with high historical value. We hope you enjoy your trip in Korea, where many cultures, charms, and modernity coexist.
@1:13, did y'all get a chance to visit the museum inside one of these tombs?? Gyeongju has some of the best artifacts preserved from the Shilla Kingdom, which was well-known throughout Eurasia for its supply of gold and elaborate gold-plated fleur-de-lis crowns that set them apart from its neighbors. It was also the kingdom that united all of Korea, with modern-day Korean being a direct descendant of Shillan language. Gyeongju is actually the Sino-Korean word (you will notice that native Korean words lack the diphthongs used in many of these Sino-based ones), as the original native word was "Seorabeol". And Seorabeol (meaning capital) was the genesis for the name "Seoul" for Seoul city. Seoul is the only city in Korea that uses a pure Korean word, I believe ☺ It was also lovely to see how everyone was their usual upbeat selves even though I'm guessing this trip took place immediately after Hayes' fall. I'm excited that the next one will be from the trip to Tongyeong, since the instagram pictures looked amazing.
We didn't actually! We almost did, and probably should have. But were just enjoying relaxing family time too much hehe. Tongyeong is next! I think on Wednesday. I'm really excited for it. It's another chill one, but has some beautiful scenery.
@@StephandPete ❤ You guys still went to almost all the must see sites of Gyeongju so that was really nice to see (and plus that incident with the balloon was just hilarious haha) - thanks for making such great content of Korea (and other countries) as always.
18:40 hahahaahahah hilarious... I regret not picking up a sweatshirt in Jeju, the store was chockfull of sweatshirts grammatically incorrect american idioms on it. It'd be so awesome to be able to wear it for special occasions. Glad to see you guys survived the country side. That's a country side city right? hopefully I didn't offend anyone.
Curtains are for that reason and that reason only. Also, you might have noticed that only the MOTELS have the curtains and it is to hide cars/licenseplates from being visible.
Oh wow! For the crisp images around the temple, what was the gear that you used? GoPro? Or upur other camera selections in the details? Cant wait to take our kids to the Hilton-Kyeongju after ur vid!
I was going to recommend this region but you already went there How was it ? I hope your family and you have a good time There is quite a temperature gap these days Stay healthy and bundle up ~^^
The curtains are there so that you don't see the cars and you don't know who's in there by passers-bys, because couples going to motels might not always be married to each other etc.
The curtained place you were curious to identify was a naked feature of a motel building with its parking lot where people consciousnessly desire to hide their car number plates from the eyewitness of spousers of theirs after an unpretty romance....
Hi Steph and Pete and family. Glad you all got to visit Gyeongju. It was actually where my wife and I had our honeymoon after our wedding in Korea. Although I'm Korean American, it was my first time visiting outside of Seoul as an adult at that time. We even stayed in the same Hilton hotel and probably went to one of the restaurants you visited nearby. We saw the same historical sites you visited in the video. We even rented a car to drive out to the coast to visit some of the temples out there and try freshly caught seafood at one of the roadside restaurants. Glad you had the chance to visit the area and share this place with your viewers. Honestly I knew nothing about it until I had the chance to visit. Of course, I have to thank my wife for selecting the Gyeongju for our honeymoon and knew far more than me as a native Korean. Now we're living happily in the US with our own young daughter, whom we have to take to visit all the places you've highlighted in your trips in Korea. Really enjoying your videos while in Korea and wish you and your family safe ongoing travels!
What a lovely comment! Thank you so much for taking the time to share this. It’s so nice when we get to understand a little more about the folks who watch our videos. Sounds like a lovely honeymoon and I hope you are able to revisit with your daughter one day! Hays, as you can see, loved it. ♥️
아기얼굴 상처 흉터 안생기고
잘 나았으면 좋겠네요
경주에서도 즐거운 여행 되시길~
사랑스러운 헤이즈 얼굴에 상처가
나서 속상하네요ㅠㅠ
귀엽고 씩씩한 헤이즈니까 금방
상처 나아지기를 바라며 오늘도
헤이즈의 사랑스런에 모습에
흐뭇한미소로 축복합니다~~
온가족분들과 행복한 여행 힐링하며 잘봤어요👍👍👍
Hays is fully recovered. We are very lucky! Thanks for your concern and well wishes!
콧잔등에 상처가 있어도 헤이즈 미소는 밝고 귀엽네요
온가족 화기애애함이 경주를 더 밝게 빛나게 하구요
헤이즈 상처가 깨끗하게 아물기 바래요
I enjoyed this episode very much. Thank you. In regards to your observation about Korea being very kid friendly, it has to do with Korean mothers. If the chinese have tiger moms, Korea has sacrificial moms. If western moms are, I need to survive for my child to survive, Korean moms are more, I need to sacrifice my life for the survival of my child. Both are honourable but Koreans take this to heart--a way of life. The entire culture is child focused, education focused. Has a lot to do with the 40 years of criminal japanese occupation followed by geo-political war where Koreans were heavily deprived. Koreans are probably the only people in the world who will sell their homes to educated their children so that the past is never repeated.
Hays' development is to be admired. I think it has to do with the experience of travel and stimulation but also the easy going parenting and love shared by the entire family. I especially appreciate the fact that you don't overly coddle him. A lot of Korean moms do too much for the child and therefore, in my opinion, obstruct some much needed experiences and development. Thank you for whole-heartedly embracing our culture. Kudos.
Oh. Chilis hung outside by the doorway means a son was born at that home. Traditionally speaking.
Oh. Shopkeeper was excited because of the opportunity to practice some guerrilla english. You'll get that wherever in Korea. He'll be feeling good about himself for the rest of the week. Next time I'm in Kyungju, I'm going to let him know about your channel. He'll get a kick out of it.
That's a great explanation. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Steph's Korean pronuciation was perfect!!!Kyeong Ju😮
She's learning quick! 😁
Aw thanks guys! I had JUST started Duolingo right around this time and now I understand the "eo" sound a lot better than I did in this vlog. :)
항상 웃으며 뛰는 아이가 너무 사랑스러워요...이마의 상처가 어서빨리 아물었으면...
Thank you! It's fading.
20:05 what a super lovely family🥰 Imagine Hays seeing these videos when he grow up! So cute
We're so thrilled that we have this year documented for him to see later. :)
경주 숫불갈비는 한우를 싸게 먹을 수 있는 착한가게죠. 그냥 고기만 그냥 먹는데 입에서 녹더라구요
너무 사랑스럽고 긍정적인 미소가 정말 아름다운 가족들입니다 배울점이 많아서 저도 닮고 싶어요 귀여운 헤이즈 흉터없이 상처 아물기를 기도할게요 한국을 두번이나 오랫동안 여행해 주셔서 정말 감사드려요 가정에 건강과 평안이 가득하길 바래요^^♥
The scar is fading quickly. We loved our time in Korea so, so much and will always remember it fondly. I hope we can return many times in the future! Thanks for watching!
할아버지와 춤추는 모습이 너무 귀여워요. 사실 할아버지도 귀여웠음...ㅋㅋ
제가 영어가 유창하지 못해 한글로 남겨요
즐거운 시간 보내시고요 감사합니다 😊
헤이즈 한국에서 보내는 생일축하해!!!
아이가 정말 사랑스러워요
자꾸만 보고싶을거같아요~
저도 귀여운 헤이즈가 너무 그리울거 같아요^^♥
이 가족 보면 행복해져
경주박물관는 국립박물관입니다. (바다의 문무대왕암에 가보시죠 그리고 문화 해설사의 도움도 예를들면, 첨성대의 24개의 단은 24절기 )
Thanks!
🙏🙏🙏
헤이즈 생일축하해! 이쁜 헤이즈 얼굴에 상처생기지 말라고 기도할께. 그리고 풍선이 너무 멋지다! 부럽다! ㅎㅎㅎ 가족모두가 건강하게 행복한 여행하시길 바랍니다. 좋은영상 감사해요.
정말 정말 행복해보이는 가족입니다.할머니,할아버지도 흥이 넘치십니다.모두 건강하시고 특히 아이의 흉터는 빨리 좋아지길 진심으로 빕니다.
We had a great time in Korea but we are home now and missing Hays Steph Pete
세상 서럽게 울다가 금방 또 방긋방긋 웃고 헤이즈도- 부모님도 즐거운 여행이었던 것 같네요 !
자애롭고 건강한 부모님
재미있는 서방님
씩씩하고 귀여운 아드님
참 행복한 가정이시네요.
님의 건강과 행복을 기원하고...
항상 감사하게 재미있게 보고있어요
물론 하시는 말의 절반만 알아듣고요.
Happy u guys r here, m simply gonna safe thos for later! Big hugs to Ten n Eleven 😘💜
thanks for the hug 😛
좋은계절에 사랑하는 가족분들과 한국에서 잊지못할 추억들 많이많이 담아가세요~♡
스테파니와 사랑스러운 가족분들 즐거운 여행 되세요~ 😍 👍
Thanks, Tracy!
@@StephandPete 😘
경주는 저의 고향인데 영상으로보니 더 아름답네요 조금 걱정이었던건 특히 경주가 좀 더 무뚝뚝하고 불친절한?면이 혹은 영어가 안되서..있어서 걱정됐는데 아무쪼록 기억에남는 좋은여행으로 남길바랍니다
We loved Gyeongju! I'm so happy that we got to visit. You're lucky to be from such a historic, beautiful place. It's always helpful to see it through visitors eyes. I feel the same sometimes about my hometown, but it's so nice to hear when others love it.
경주 안가본지 오래됐는데...아름다운 영상으로 대신 구경 시켜줘서 고마워요~~
좋은 추억 많이 많이 쌓으시길~
I'm glad we could share it! Thanks for watching!
가족이 함께하는 영상은 힐링을 주는 기분입니다 ~~^^
We feel very lucky.
안전하고 즐거운 여행 보내세요.
항상 재밌게 잘보고 있답니다.
화이팅~!
The curtain is to be invisible the cars... for privacy 😅😅 the hotel maybe a love hotel🤭
경주에서 좋은 시간들 보내셨네요
석굴암에도 가보셨는지 궁금하네요
안가보셨다면 다음번에 경주에 가시게 된다면
꼭 들려보세요
Thanks for another great adventure guys! That beef looks 100% incredible... wow. That's how you close an episode! 🤣
It was SO GOOD. One of my favorite meals in the last two months in Korea.
I'm always happy to watch your family with parents. Be happy with parents for life in Korea. Tongyoung and Namhae with good nature are good place to be recommended.
Have you tried to eat mandu which is very delicious .
Hahaha. I’m Korean and never liked red bean bbang. Hubbie and Hayes’ honest reactions tasting were honest and precious 🤣💕
You're the second person to tell us that! Thanks for sharing! :)
Welcome to my beautiful hometown I remember playing there
when I was young. I hope you and your family have a great trip😀👍
Great place for a hometown! 🙂
Tongyoung is my fav. City!!! Eat lots and lots of fresh and yummy food there and get the guided tour at 세병관 and Goeje city's War prisoner park is also interesting and fun if you like history. Geoje city is neighboring city to Tongyoung
Have been wanting to go to Tongyoung for awhile! Thanks for the tips too!
Wow, it's a video of you visiting Gyeongju It's really good. Happy birthday to your lovely child, too!
I also want to have my birthday in Gyeongju! 😅 Jealous!
His birthday was actually in Seoul, but we had a great time in Gyeongju still! :)
Thank you so much!
조명 안꺼지는 풍선 너무 웃겨요😆
행복한시간 즐거운 여행되세요^^👍
Ten n Eleven, what a lovely grandpa n grandma! I love them so much!😘 The way Hays’s walking is so cute^^ Your family makes me think about next year's holiday and planning to go somewhere already! ✈️💜
I hope you get to take an amazing trip and create your own wonderful memories!
a lovely family💞❣😍
I recentally took my kids to 낙안읍성 민속마을 (Nakaneupseong Folk Village) which is a village built some 600 years ago and 90 some households still reside in. There are various hands on experience which is great for kids. I also went to Yeosu nearby from there.
That sounds really lovely! Adding it to our list for next time!!
Rewinded at least 3 times to see the angel hugging teddy 🧸 ❤
🤗
Another wonderful video of our visit with you guys. It was bittersweet watching as we are missing Hays's birthday today but great memories of our trip that are very healing. Keep up the good work - Love
Healing memories. That's what I'm here for. :)
How to pronounce Kyoungju? Here is a tip for you guys. I believe you know how to say 'young'. Just put 'k' sound in front of it. It becomes kyoung. Say it in the matter of you saying young. Ju sounds similar with zoo but just swap z with j. Or just say zoo. We all will understand it. All Korean alphabets have just their own unique sound.
By the way, the purpose of the curtain at motels is to hide customers' identity. Some of them are having affair there.
아기얼굴상처보니 마음이 아파요
빨리 나아야 할텐더...
Chilsung Cider is basically like a Sprite or 7 Up, as Pete could tell from the taste. Try mixing it with the small Yakult drinks, delicious.
Ohhh what an interesting combo!
이제 일본으로 가시겠네욤 일본편도 많이 기대하고있어요!
Wow Gyeong Ju!! Thanks for sharing your video!! :) Your family always make me smile :)
I really enjoyed your videos. As you know traveling with kid is not easy. I respect you all including your lovely boy. 😀 I think that is not only wonderful trips but also tough events. I like your positive personality. I can see you have many ideas for the trip. It helps me(even I'm Korean. Hahahaha) I hope you can see the autumn scenery of Korea. 🙂
Thanks so much! That means a lot! It's certainly not easy, but it's totally worth it. So rewarding. Let us know if you visit any of the place we did! We love to hear from folks that take our recommendations. :)
Happy birthday Hays!
This comment will be too late but, if traveling on the KTX to Busan, it’s tradition to drink Chilsing Cider and eat hard boiled eggs. You crack the egg by hitting it on the forehead of your travel partner.
A wonderful tradition 🤣
I wish we would have known. It sounds like a great tradition
경주박물관 꼭 가보시길 ㅠ.ㅠ 수많은 신라유물 보셔야되는데 .............ㅠ0ㅠ
We missed it this time! Maybe next time.
The blue curtains are for couple's who visit love motels. The purpose is to block their cars from the outside so people can't see. U never know. Some people might be cheating 🤷 😕 🤔 🙄 😒
I love seeing Pete and Hays do their Naruto style run ㅋㅋㅋ
That’s a good way to describe it! 😄
영상을 보고 힐링하고 있습니다!! 아이도 너무 사랑스러워요^^
오 경주까지 갔네요
가족들 야간 산책 모습이 너무 보기 좋습니다😄👍👏👏👏
It was beautiful! But we were all preoccupied with the balloon, hehe.
Omg u went my hometown
I just from huahin to bkk😅
Enjoy🎉
경리단길이 아니고 황라단길이에요 😆😆제고향 환영합니다
오타있어요. 황리단길
Oops! I made a mistake!
사랑스러운 가족
😊
Now, most of the motels in Korea are "love motels," meaning couples go there for some alone time. So those tassle looking thingies are there to block the view of cars and people walking into those places.
Wow for real? that’s another very thoughtful detail of Korean way of life , really cool!
4:38 Oh nice, her mom's talking about Extraordinary Attorney Woo. Could you ask her how she liked it once she's finished the series?
I'll ask her! But I know that so far, she's loving it. She watched a few K-dramas before she found one she enjoyed, but now she really likes it.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ the balloon shit was so funny lmao
Glad it made you giggle haha. We were dying filming this, but then when I was editing I was thinking "oh....this is nowhere near as funny as we thought it was" lol
Thank you for your deep interest in Korean culture.
Thank you for watching and commenting, we have fallen in love with Korea.
Hays, are u Ok?. He has been bumped😂😂
What a beautiful family !!!
저 식당 아는데 맷돌순두부는 흰색순두부가 빨간순두부보다 더 구수하고 맛있는데;;; 주문을 잘못하신 듯...
Cities with Ju at the end of their names are often attached to old city centers that are more than a thousand years old.
It is also recognized as the largest city in the region.
Gyeongju was the capital of the Silla Dynasty in the past, and many buildings were destroyed by the Japanese during the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592,
but it is a place with high historical value.
We hope you enjoy your trip in Korea, where many cultures, charms, and modernity coexist.
Thanks for the info!
@1:13, did y'all get a chance to visit the museum inside one of these tombs?? Gyeongju has some of the best artifacts preserved from the Shilla Kingdom, which was well-known throughout Eurasia for its supply of gold and elaborate gold-plated fleur-de-lis crowns that set them apart from its neighbors. It was also the kingdom that united all of Korea, with modern-day Korean being a direct descendant of Shillan language. Gyeongju is actually the Sino-Korean word (you will notice that native Korean words lack the diphthongs used in many of these Sino-based ones), as the original native word was "Seorabeol". And Seorabeol (meaning capital) was the genesis for the name "Seoul" for Seoul city. Seoul is the only city in Korea that uses a pure Korean word, I believe ☺
It was also lovely to see how everyone was their usual upbeat selves even though I'm guessing this trip took place immediately after Hayes' fall. I'm excited that the next one will be from the trip to Tongyeong, since the instagram pictures looked amazing.
We didn't actually! We almost did, and probably should have. But were just enjoying relaxing family time too much hehe. Tongyeong is next! I think on Wednesday. I'm really excited for it. It's another chill one, but has some beautiful scenery.
@@StephandPete ❤ You guys still went to almost all the must see sites of Gyeongju so that was really nice to see (and plus that incident with the balloon was just hilarious haha) - thanks for making such great content of Korea (and other countries) as always.
2:10 영상 초반에 나오는 건 황리단길 아닌가요.
경리단길은 서울 이태원동에 있는 거리의 원래 명칭이기도 하고,
망리단길, 용리단길 같은 각종 ~리단길의 시초가 됐던 지명이네요.
행복한 여행되시길 바랍니다~
hello good night
Next time travel, please recommend kangwondo.
You are spot on about the curtains in front of motels 😊
We've never seen anything like that before! (Apologies for the huge delay in replying to this comment.)
With your beautiful smile again in Gyeongju! 👍👏👏👏
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Steph and Pete must forgive me 😊I only watch Korean vlogs !❤
Haha, it's ok! We have some more coming after our Japan teaser that we just released.
18:40 hahahaahahah hilarious... I regret not picking up a sweatshirt in Jeju, the store was chockfull of sweatshirts grammatically incorrect american idioms on it. It'd be so awesome to be able to wear it for special occasions. Glad to see you guys survived the country side. That's a country side city right? hopefully I didn't offend anyone.
Haha, yes it's nice to travel outside of the city but we keep coming back to Seoul! The convenience and limitless things to do are so wonderful.
lmaoo pete being inspired by the sculpture
hahahaha I'm glad someone commented on this.
고색창연 (Go/sek/chang/yeon )means like.. Old colours, how brilliant
ahhhh thanks!
Curtains are for that reason and that reason only. Also, you might have noticed that only the MOTELS have the curtains and it is to hide cars/licenseplates from being visible.
You are right, correct pronounciation...The city was a capital of Shila dynasty..I went there for my high school fieldtrip a long time ago..
I think I finally got it!
👍👍👍👍👍 ㅋ~ㅎ !!
좋은 영상 감사합니다~
And thank you for watching!
Oh wow! For the crisp images around the temple, what was the gear that you used? GoPro? Or upur other camera selections in the details?
Cant wait to take our kids to the Hilton-Kyeongju after ur vid!
I’ve listed all of our cameras in the description…probably my Sony a6000
13:52 ㅋㅋㅋlol
I was going to recommend this region but you already went there
How was it ? I hope your family and you have a good time
There is quite a temperature gap these days
Stay healthy and bundle up ~^^
It was wonderful! Our next video was from Tongyeong, which we also really enjoyed!
13:50 I thought you were talking about Hays... but then I saw this scene LOL (obviously just kidding my dad used to do the same thing)
HAHA
The curtains are there so that you don't see the cars and you don't know who's in there by passers-bys, because couples going to motels might not always be married to each other etc.
And most of korean doesn't have a their own places because usually children live with parents until when they're married
The curtained place you were curious to identify was a naked feature of a motel building with its parking lot where people consciousnessly desire to hide their car number plates from the eyewitness of spousers of theirs after an unpretty romance....
lol some of those curtained driveways/parking places are for love motels
That's what we suspected!
Hi Steph and Pete and family. Glad you all got to visit Gyeongju. It was actually where my wife and I had our honeymoon after our wedding in Korea. Although I'm Korean American, it was my first time visiting outside of Seoul as an adult at that time. We even stayed in the same Hilton hotel and probably went to one of the restaurants you visited nearby. We saw the same historical sites you visited in the video. We even rented a car to drive out to the coast to visit some of the temples out there and try freshly caught seafood at one of the roadside restaurants. Glad you had the chance to visit the area and share this place with your viewers. Honestly I knew nothing about it until I had the chance to visit. Of course, I have to thank my wife for selecting the Gyeongju for our honeymoon and knew far more than me as a native Korean. Now we're living happily in the US with our own young daughter, whom we have to take to visit all the places you've highlighted in your trips in Korea. Really enjoying your videos while in Korea and wish you and your family safe ongoing travels!
What a lovely comment! Thank you so much for taking the time to share this. It’s so nice when we get to understand a little more about the folks who watch our videos. Sounds like a lovely honeymoon and I hope you are able to revisit with your daughter one day! Hays, as you can see, loved it. ♥️
경주 가면 십원빵 먹어야
한 국가의 1000년 이상 수도였던 경주입니다. 전세계에서 거의 유일무이합니다.
They call it an open air museum and you can see why!!
사랑스런 가족ㅎㅎ
Aw, thanks!
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ spitting out was so cute. Actually that is very old fashioned pastry so even 20s 30s Koreans don't find it that tasty haha.
A few folks have commented this! So I feel better disliking it now.
The blue curtain is at a love hotel so its privacy
8:00 I think Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is more famous. Recommend visit that one a bit touristy when i was there.
We did visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple in our recent Busan vlog, we
loved it.
@@StephandPete Nice :)!
By the way grandpa Ten has some really cool moves, haha!
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sooooooo cute 😍
경주 무덤 위에 올라가면 2천만원 벌금이나 2년이하 징역은 아마도 겁주려고 그러는 것 같습니다 ㅋㅋ 초등학교때 경주로 수학여행가서 몇몇 애들이 선생님 몰래 무덤 꼭대기 올라가서 미끄럼 타고 내려오고 그랬어요ㅋㅋ
Chilsung soda is great. They have it at HMart but marked up quite a bit and only in liter bottles
Ah, good to know for when we're back!
Lololololololol about the faulty balloon 😂
lol I’m glad you found this funny. We were laughing the whole way.
Next time you have a red bean bun, try it with a glass of milk. It completely changes it
한국의 도시 경주가 한글 자막 문자상으로 중국의 도시 광저우로 나타나는게 참 안타깝습니다.