A Symphony of City and Sea: The Dual Experience of Seoul and Seopjikoji

Day 1: The Beauty of Ancient and Modern Seoul On the first day of the trip, I chose to start from Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul to feel the royal grandeur of the Joseon Dynasty. Strolling through the courtyard, I carefully admired the symmetry and delicacy of traditional Korean architecture. Then, I went to Insadong to experience the most authentic cultural and tea art culture in Seoul. In a quiet teahouse, I sipped tea as if I were in a long river of time. As night fell, I climbed Namsan Seoul Tower to overlook the city's sea of lights, filled with respect and longing for this city. Day 2: The Fusion of Jeju's Nature and Seoul's Vibrancy In the morning, I flew to Jeju Island, aiming for the refreshing Seopjikoji. The blue sky, white clouds, boundless grasslands, and azure sea intertwined to form a stunning landscape. Walking along the path, feeling the sea breeze on my face, the pure beauty made me instantly forget all my worries. In the afternoon, I returned to Seoul and headed to the Hongdae area. The street art and trendy culture here were refreshing, with pop music, unique restaurants, and street performances weaving the youthful vitality of the city. The two-day journey included both the serene beauty of Jeju and the bustling excitement of Seoul. Between the dynamic and the static, every moment felt like a romantic encounter.