February's Trip (Part 1)

Yes, finally that day came! Last February I finally went to visit Korea for 5 days 4 nights! YAY!!! I've been dreaming about this, can't believe that it finally came true... hohoho... I left for Korea on February 22, since it's a low budget traveling, so I have to transit in Malaysia first *can't afford the direct flight* :) So I left for Kuala Lumpur on February 21 from Palembang, when I booked the tickets there're only 3x flights in 1 week, but right now there're daily flight from Palembang to Kuala Lumpur once a day...

So I spent a night in Kuala Lumpur with my high school friend, from LCCT we went to the hotel in Bukit Bintang which my friend has booked before, and we would leave for Korea the day after... We took the night flight, so we would arrive there at morning... When we arrive in Incheon, South Korea, although there was no snow, the weather was still cold... Brrrr~ From hot weather to cold weather, what a new experience to us...

We took a bus from Incheon International Airport to Hongdae, to the guesthouse which my friend has booked before... We should have been stop in Hongik University, but because we didn't know that we have to press the bell to make the bus stop, we missed it... hahaha... So we stop at the next destination, fortunately it's not very far, but still we have to drag our heavy luggages in an extreme cold weather... What a tiring morning... hahaha...

The place we stayed during our trip was Namu Guesthouse in Hongdae... We thought rather than stayed in a hotel, why not we stayed in a guesthouse instead, it's still cheaper than in a hotel... Since our group consists of 6 people, my friend has booked a room with bunk-beds for 6 people... The price there is also quite cheaper, it's only 88,000 won/person for 4 nights, and breakfast & free towels are included... WOW! When we arrive, it's still 9 AM, so we can't check-in yet, check-in opened on 2 PM... So we left our luggages in the terrace, and we started our trip in Seoul :)

This is the Namu Guesthouse living room

There's a special home made breakfast every Sunday, fortunately we can taste it... Ddeok Bok Gi with Soy Sauce... It's so yummy~ :9 *everyday breakfast menu in Namu is Western breakfast, toast bread with milk/coffee/juice*


































When we stayed there, there were also guests from Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Hongkong, so it's very lively everyday... And Jia, the Namu manager, is also very nice and friendly... We became friends in no time... We even took our picture together on our last day there :) *Jia was standing beside me, the girl in light blue sweater*



















The atmosphere there was really warm and lively, so we really enjoyed our stayed there :)


















If you come to Korea, I recommend this guesthouse, the location is strategic, no need to worry about food, convenience store, and transportation, it's near to everywhere :) If you still curious about Namu Guesthouse, you can visit their Facebook page, here:
https://www.facebook.com/namugh?sk=photos

to be continued...