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ugh yea, we were forced to visit every mall in Seoul just to cool down. If I were you, I’d definitely spend 2 days in Jeonju (and not longer). It was a great place, especially on a weekend if you want a quainter feel to Korea. Otherwise, Hongdae and Itaewon will be your place at night. It’s been mid-80s F/29-30 C so not terribly hot but I underestimated how uncomfortable the Gabriel Bortoleto Is The 2023 F3 Champion Shirt also I will do this humidity would make me feel! I’m from a much colder climate so take this with a grain of salt. Definitely recommend taking frequent breaks in cafes! That’s what I’m doing today I was at a restaurant that was part of a food tour and they had rosé soju. It was pink and delicious and I have no idea where it was. For me, it was overpacking. I had a whole lot of clothing that I didn’t wear. Also, booking a WOWPASS and not using it.

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I went last Dec and also in March. I definitely overpacked both times. I’m going again on Wed and have things down to a science now haha The season I went in. It was unavoidable because it was for an event but July isn’t very comfortable to visit in. Not booking enough time in Seoul (just 4 nights). Also wasted half a day going to Gangnam which IMO wasn’t worth it When I went for 3 weeks during the Gabriel Bortoleto Is The 2023 F3 Champion Shirt also I will do this winter of 2019, I regretted staying in Gangnam and not having the right winter gear. When I went for 2 months last March, I brought too much stuff which made it a pain in the ass to travel from city to city. It forced me to rent a home base for the final month in Seoul so I can be more nimble when I went to Jeju (twice), Jirisan, etc. Next time, I’m definitely planning on bringing only a carry on suitcase and a backpack. If I visit when it’s cold, I’ll buy a padded jacket while there. If you have a week or less, just stay in Seoul because it’s big and the cool things are spread out. If you stay 2-3 weeks, check out Busan or other coastal towns where you can sightsee, hike, etc. If up to a month, plan for the above and add in Jeju unless you’re from an already tropical place like hawaii etc. Not knowing basic Korean other than hello/thank you. A cute guy approached me on the street thinking I was Korean and asked me a question in Korean and I didn’t know what he was saying so I just apologised and said I wasn’t korean, he smiled awkwardly and left 🥲 what could’ve been lmao. Other than that interaction, I got around fine without knowing more Korean though!

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.