South Korea
A 3-months journey in South Korea: starting from a baduk class (better known as the japanese go) at the Kings Baduk Center to the travel in a extremely resourceful country with splendid people.
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As you read on the last message, some of us will stay here and so they will continue this adventure at the school: but today is the last day at KBC for me and other students (Pavol already left yesterday). Finally I'd like to thank you all readers of this website, you were great!! Last Updated (Thursday, 28 May 2009 03:37) |
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After 3 months of study and sometimes of fun, the baduk adventure in Korea officially ends. The closing ceremony we had today officialized the end of the class. Some of us, me included, will go back home, while other will remain at the school: some students got a scholarship to stay here at the school (Klara Zaloudkova, Janine Boehme, Tungalag Ravjir and Vorawat Charoensitthisathien), some other will stay for more three months (Ofer Zivony, Francesco Marigo, Sebastian Rieche), while Scott Jankowkski will stay here to study and to help korean kids in Seoul with english lessons.
We spent the day before the closing ceremony essentially relaxing and amusing ourselves all the day. We've been close to the bank of the river that flow near KBC and we walked, chatted, ate and had a bath. During the night we had a devastating over-6-hours norebang marathon...
The last week I traveled around Korea with Pedro: everything went good, we had a lot of fun and we saw many beautiful places. In the next weeks I'll publish more details about the trip day by day with pictures, details and more useful information. Last Updated (Wednesday, 23 September 2009 16:44)
As I announced some weeks ago, I'm currently touring Korea for a week: my fellow traveler in this adventure is Pedro. I will update the website probably only when I'll be back at KBC, I think Saturday 23th May. Anyway remeber to check the website, there might be a surprise sooner!
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South Korea

