It was foggy, it was raining, it was late afternoon and we are still on the mountain of Namsan trying to see what we can see on N Seoul Tower.
"Where is the yellow bus?" munch, munch
"Do you have it's plate number? Or the driver's number?" munch, munch
"Ohmygee...we'll not gonna make it on our flight to Jeju at 7:15pm." swallows fast
Mhaaann! How can we beat the time?
I am reversing our 4th and last day in Seoul. This is the continuation of Part 7: Everland Theme Park Visit. And I'll begin with the exciting part of our tour day #3 which is agonizing of waiting at the bus stop for our tour bus under the coldest mountain weather condition on a rainy autumn day. Brrr! As a result, stress eating of my chichiriya, Tita! Hayayay! (I'll be blogging the earlier part next.)
Actually, I could just share to you how romantic it is to be at Namsan Tower with my hubby-dovey. But as if romance was just a chemical solution that evaporated into thin air, it has proven that it may just be it once presented with yet another tight situation on our bubble jackets and combat boots. Haha! For most of the day, we had visited much of the city tourists destinations very smoothly.
| On a clear day photo from Tumblr (L) and our hazy take last autumn (R) |
| Photo Credit |
When you want to get good views of Seoul, the roof terrace on the annex building of N Seoul Tower offers the great vantage point for an observatory deck. And it has been a place for couples to express their unfailing love with each other as they "lock the love" with a padlock to its fence. Like any other tourists, theCats did the same.
And so as my other WU friends. It's like we've locked the friendship love as well on this famous fence as a testament of our togetherness forever. #mayforever
The climb up and descent back to the farthest area where buses can take us is steep and slippery.
We are still on our posing forms though when a camera is in front. Note to self: I have to learn the skills of selfie taking with my camera.
Fast forward to after an hour of taking pictures and trying to get the most of this place, we are due to leave but the bus is nowhere in sight. Ugh! We are so close to give up on our flight schedule when hubby found a glimpse of a yellow bus on the farthest and hidden parking lot some meters away from where we are. Hooray! And so, half an hour later, the bus driver managed to get us to the airport without a scratch from my scathing friend. Haha! The running 10 bulls on Gimpo Airport that I've mentioned on my Autumn in Korea guide post are real. If not bulls, maybe ostrich like - that's because we're busy to catch the plane. Phew!
| The yellow bus |
...To be continued at Part 9: How To Explore Seoul City in a Day
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This is a part of series of posts for my Korean tour stories. Visit each one!
Autumn in Korea (guide): The Cats Invasion at a Glance
Autumn in Korea (part 1): Annyeong haseyo from Seoul
Autumn in Korea (part 2): Why Ramada Seoul Dongdaemun Hotel is a Good Choice
Autumn in Korea (part 3): A Taste of Korean Night at Jung-gu, Seoul
Nami Island (part 4): If only we have Something Like it and Autumn
Autumn in Korea (part 5): Petite Me at Petite France
Autumn in Korea (part 6): Fascination at Fashion and Beauty Product
Autumn in Korea (part 7): Ever Wanderers at Everland Resort
Autumn in Korea (part 8): Love Locks at N Tower by The Cats
Autumn in Korea (part 9): How to Explore Seoul City in a Day
Autumn in Korea (part 10): 20 Trick Art Photos in Alive Museum at Jeju
Jeju Island Itinerary for Two Days (Part 11)
Jeju Island: Exploring More of the City (Part 12)
Jeju Island: Exploring More of the City (Part 12)
BONUS! Jeju Island: Best Things in Life are Free
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