Day 52 -- Namsangol Hanok Village

After class today, I went to Dear My Love, a tiny cafe near Ewha that serves souffle pancakes. I got a peach souffle alongside a peach drink.

I then took the subway to Namsangol Hanok Village, a recreated traditional village with several hanoks lots of beautiful outdoor areas with ponds and waterfalls. I walked around the area for a while before heading back to my dorm.




At night, I went to Cha Hwa Dang for my favorite tteokbokki for dinner, and then headed back to the dorm and ate Melona while talking to Agomoni.

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