JEJU ISLAND

After the wedding we had the opportunity to explore the island known as the lover's island. Jeju Island is nominated as 7 wonders of the world at the time we went there. From Seoul, we have to ride a plane going to Gimpo Airport, one of the domestic airport in Korea. Most who visited over there are usually young couples. We also dropped to take a picture in their stadium where the world cup be held. There are a lot to explore like miniature and maze parks, Mt. Hala, The Chocolate Factory and the submarine boats to take a glance of their marine life. Along the road we excitedly posed at the orange trees. Oranges from Jeju Island is one of their pride because of its sweetness.. We are lucky we had seen a cherry blossom tree where we had to take a picture.

It was cold that time because it is the end of winter season. When the wind blows we are chilling. So the best time to visit Korea is Summer which will start by April to June.

MT. HALA - South Korea

Since the winter is over.. We went to Mt Hala just to strike a pose on the snow.. It is part of Jeju Island

THE TRADITIONAL KOREAN WEDDING

I just want to share my experience of a traditional korean wedding. It is actually late post. It was my cousin's wedding which is held in Seoul, South Korea.  Like a traditional Filipino Christian Wedding, started with walking along the aisle of both parents. They will take a traditional bows before going to their seat.  Then the groom and bride will walk together going to the kneeler. Koreans are known to be a Fashion Country. Most of the Korean attendees wore their traditional  Hanbok . After the ceremony, the couple together with the grooms family perform the rituals for the marriage bonds and prosperity.