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Hey thanks for your comment :) A local actually told me about the danger of snakes on my last day, so now I'm thinking that I should maybe start doing some research before walking through tall grass and woods in Asian countries...

Hey. There were no cameras anywhere near the church when I was there, but that was also now over a year ago so I don't know about the current situation. If you go in there, just scout out the area before you jump the wall and then proceed slow, quiet and carefully.

That's basically the whole point of the channel: if you get bored by regular sightseeing and think that it is more fun to explore abandoned buildings, then you can come here for all the locations - like a travelguide for urban exploration. I just hope that my viewers aren't idiots that go out there to vandalize those places but rather explore them peacefully and leave no trace.

Yeah it really is beautiful there! Everyone should visit at least once.

Hey man thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it :) Yeah I also thought the same thing while editing, but then when I changed it, it seemed to me like the text would be on screen for too long and would obstruct the actual video but in the next video, I will make the texts last a little longer so you can actually read them without having to stop the video. And I tried to look it up later, but without success so I still have no clue what that radioactive thing on the mountain was. My guess would be maybe some kind of radar?

Yeah I might wear some kind of mask and show my face next time but I hate hearing the sound of my own voice so I'm gonna have a hard time editing, but I'll try to find a way to work around that somehow🙌

No they didn't. Maybe because I'm too sneaky for them.

Hey man thanks for your nice comment :) Unfortunately I was just in Seoul for three months and I already left again, so we can't train together. But I recommend you just to try out the spots for yourself and then you can just ride a bike around the city and explore some spots by yourself, because there are soo many more that I didn't get to myself.

@@JoshRodriguezzz I see, I'll catch you next go around! :) and if I happen to find a few more good spots I'll leave a comment. Stay active!

Around 12 Meters.

Thank you sir :)

Thank you :) I will probably return to your beautiful country this summer, so I'll definitely try to make another video.

I actually just walk around the city, the first day I get somewhere and hope to see something interesting. But you can also find some pretty interesting stuff on Google earth or maps. And thank you :)

Yeah, unfortunately that's true but I started this channel with the main goal of providing people with some cool places that they can explore as an alternative to regular sightseeing, when traveling somewhere new. I just hope the viewers of my videos are responsible enough to know that they should leave everything the way it is when exploring.

@@JoshRodriguezzz your viewers maybe wont trash it, but its very high chance that theyre going to share that place to their friends and their friends to their friends and someone is going to trash it anyways

But you post already trashed stuff so its ok

Hey, sorry for responding that late. I took the blog offline last month because I had some troubles with the website hosting service but I am currently working on another one that will be online some time this year. Until then, you can find the coordinates to all the spots I'm showing, in the description of the videos :)

Okkkay, thanks for your answer!

The coordinates to the locations are in description.

Thank you sir! I hope you can have fun at the spots in the video but be careful!

Thanks man, I am planning on going to eastern Europe in January, so the next Videos will probably be some urban exploration stuff again :)

Thanks man, I really appreciate it!

I put all the spots coordinates in the videos description. Just copy them and put them into Google Maps.