Cheonggyecheon: Urban Renewal Showcase
I tried imagining a river at the very heart of an industrializing city and the image that sticks is a picture of a terribly filthy, thrash-filled wa
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I just got back from another short visit to Seoul. After two postponements, the joint celebrations for Philippine Independence Day, Migrant Workers
I tried imagining a river at the very heart of an industrializing city and the image that sticks is a picture of a terribly filthy, thrash-filled wa
I asked our consultant's Korean secretary to write instructions for the taxi driver so I could get back to the man-made river in downtown Seoul. I w
Just got back from Seoul. There's AH1N1 there. But more in Japan though. As we passed immigration, all of us were given yellow cards. With instruc
I had the chance to chat with a Filipino priest during my recent visit to Korea. He said that in one of the parishes where he celebrates mass, ninet
With such a short stay in Seoul, I knew I wouldn't have time to do much exploration. But on my last day, some meetings went quite well and fast my l
Am in Seoul now. For work. No DLSR camera. Will come back to the blogworld as soon as possible.
Right in the heart of Seoul is a reservation featuring traditional Korean communities. It is called the Namsangol Hanok Village or the Korean Folk Vil
I guess I now know why Koreans love living in the Philippines. Aside from the fact that it is the place where they could learn the best
Having been exposed to the horrors of destructive conflict not just against other countries during World War II but also against brothers from the oth
Am now in Seoul, So. Korea. For work, of course. Quite busy, but I'll try finding time to post. See ya all later!
The news reports say that it was supposed to be the start of spring. But it did not feel so. Seoul was as cold as any winter would. But for some re
I'm now in Seoul, South Korea. Staying for a week. Took some pictures already. Can't upload them though. Brought the wrong cable. Darn! (This