The only thing I "don't like" about your vlogs is that my "Places to visit" list gets longer every time I watch haha Which, after all, is not necessarily a bad thing :)
I think I might’ve mentioned this on one of your other videos before? But I really love seeing these like historical sites and just really appreciate the fact that you also show us this more historical side of Korea. Also that iced 유자차 looked sooo refreshing 😩
I believe about 30-40% of the rice produced in the country during Chosun period were forfeited to Japan. These were mostly used as supplies for Japanese military. I’m glad u got to experience and appreciate the sad part of Korean history. And I appreciate u informing it to people. Not alot of foreigners are aware of that.
My dad just passed but I used to force him to watch your vlogs with me as I would try to show him the beauty and charm of Korea hoping he would take me one day as a father daughter trip since he’s always been so fond of food and travel, more so than my mom. You’ve always done an amazing job. Your vlogs always have that Cari touch to them, with your old soul and artistic persona. I hope to go next summer after I turn 19, I hope I get to meet you so we can share in our fondness of tea, films, and also as I’ve just discovered through this vlog - blacks sesame. Lol. Please never stop making vlogs! x
I am so sorry to hear about your loss! Good to hear you're keeping up his love of travel, and I hope your future trip is amazing. If we're both in Seoul at the same time I'll treat you to some black sesame bingsu!
Korea is naturally beautiful, the vibe is so nice. I hope one day I can go and visit that amazing country! :') ❤️❤️❤️, Cari your videos are so nice as well as your personality. Hope you can always be happy and healthy.
Super interesting comment about the similarities between Irish and Korean history! Korean history is always so complex and every time I think I understand it I find out something new that creates a whole new perspective 😮 loved the video as always 💕
South Korea is really place for aesthetic cafes. WOW! Thank you for taking us to Gunsan! The city's history is so interesting and beautiful. I want to travel.
i have the trip planned, just need to set time to get there haha i want to stay overnight and have multiple days to explore so hopefully sometime this summer :)
I love to see and “explore” Korea through your videos, and hopefully one day I will finally organize myself and take a vacation there! Thank you for making these videos! 😄
Beautiful video. Great to see Gunsan City after so many years. I spent almost two years from 1990-91, then returning in 94 and staying until 99 stationed at Kunsan Air Base. I wish I could go back for a visit and see some old friends. Most Americans would leave after a year, so I had more Korean friends than American ones. So many changes have taken place in the years since I left.
Could you make a video on the nooks and crannies of HongDae, like on the unknown hidden gems there? I would really appreciate that. Loved the history lesson in the beginning!
1. Never in my life would I have guessed you went to Gunsan on your instagram question about guessing where you were going 2. I can't believe you just up and went to Jeolla for a day trip dang
In the very beginning, when your hair is in a ponytail, it looked like you had short hair & omg it also suits you LOL! Plus, i also really appreciate these videos because you literally take us to places we probably won't even know to visit when going to south korea, so thank you for that. 💖
I'm now in the blackhole that is clicking link after link in Wikipedia but I LOVED the connection you made between Gunsan and Ireland being in similar situations as food producers for their colonizers. I am now reading up on Gunsan during the occupation and it's fascinating and heartbreaking. Thanks for another great video, CarI!
yeah, i took countless korean history courses for my major and even i am still finding out new things every day. glad we could learn a little bit together!!
These little daytrip videos are always so inspiring to watch, can’t thank you enough for these vlogs 🙌🏽 Interesting to see how all the old buildings have been preserved I also love that no matter how far you go away from Seoul, there’s always an entourage of aesthetic cafes to go relax in 😂
lol i feel like its a requirement to be a city in korea: must have a minimum of 1 aesthetic cafe hahah and thank you for always being there for my adventures :)
I am mostly housebound due to chronic illness, and you going out and taking us places is like we're there with you. I'm enjoying these vlogs so much! Thankyou x
I am a newer subscriber and you just are awesome! :D I love to watch while I'm studying the Korean language. I'm going to visit Seoul in late September! I am so excited! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Can't wait for your next video. :D
Oh man. A nice little trip down memory lane. Gunsan was the first travel me and my (now) wife did after I was stationed back in Korea for a second time. Loved this video!
Im rewatching all of your videos bc I caught up a while ago and just cannot wait for every new vlog 😂 Im having fun though! Your videos are always such an inspiring mood booster. Thanks! 😊
I’ve always thought the Japanese occupation in Korea was so interesting. It’s sad but really fascinating to see how Korea came back from such an attempt to culture strip them. Great video, Cari! (Also, your summer dress is absolutely adorable!!) ❤️❤️
I was stationed at Kunsan AB in the early 2000s. I loved the city due to its historical significance. Plus, if you showed interest in the local heritage, the people there were exceptionally helpful and friendly. Suggestion: there is a train that runs from Seoul Central station to Seocheon just across the River from Kunsan- it took about 3 1/2 hours, but seemed to be a better way to see the countryside compared to being in a traffic jam on MSR-1. Loved the people, loved the food, and love the country.
Good morning~c.c How can you travel to Korea more than I am, a Korean....Wow. (ENGLISH) Hi everyone! Last week I headed down south from Seoul to the city of Gunsan! I have never had a bad time in Jeollado and this was no exception :) This is definitely a fun little stop for some sunshine and history. Thanks for coming along with me! (KOREAN) 안녕하세요 지난 주에 나는 서울에서 군산시로 남쪽으로 내려갔어! 나는 전라도에서 한 번도 나쁜 시간을 보낸 적이 없었고 이 또한 예외는 아니었다:) 이곳은 분명 몇몇 햇빛과 역사를 위한 재미있는 작은 정류장이다. 같이 와줘서 고마워!
I haven't said much on your videos recently because I've been very unwell with the flu and an infection but I really enjoy your travel vlogs. I will get to Korea eventually and can't wait to check out all the places you've shared!
ahh i'm not sure how i missed this vlog back when you posted it like a year ago but seeing this gives me so much nostalgia - i lived in a town close to gunsan from summer 2017 to summer 2018 and seeing just common places like the bus terminal and the retro traintrack street feels so cool knowing how many times i have been in that exact same place! now i need to go back and visit these other places you went!
also RELATABLE with almost missing the bus being at the wrong terminal - I did that in Cheongju about a year ago IN THE RAIN but luckily they're like, also across the street from one another, and i BARELY made it
I felt the same Irish-Korean history connection in the Seodaemun Prison History Museum in Seoul! Forcing the colonizer language on the people, the arrests, the hangings, etc. That's an excellent museum! I'd love to see you vlog about it someday.
I lived there for a year in the late 90s, but learned more here in a few minutes. There's a lot English info there because there is a 4000 plus American military base only a few miles away.
Beautiful little town with fascinating history, that's totally my jam 😊 Thank you for taking us along, I hope you'll be able to go back to keep exploring! ❤️
Quoting my biochem teacher "internet is very good if you use it for the right things, like with RUclips, we can get to know about so many places that we probably didn't even imagine existed or that we want to know but we can't go to[...]" thanks for taking us with you to such interesting places ❤
Once again, i travel with you and it was so fun and i enjoy the images so much 💗 i never go in Korea but today with you, i learn a few thing about this country and about the history of Gunsan too so i'm really happy so thank you again and again and see you soon 👐💗🇰🇷
I LOVE your day-trip videos. Could you do a video on how you choose a city/region to visit, the coffee shops, etc. - basically how you plan your trips? I'm Korean and have lived here all my life, but whenever I watch your videos I'm like 'what have I done all my life?'
bahahah sure!! honestly a lot of it is just naver blogs! i find one cool looking spot like a cafe and then build my trip around it using naver or insta ;)
ok, after 3 minutes I added this destination to my "places to see in Korea" list haha :) I love the fact that you note the similarities between Irish and Korean history. I've noticed a few cultural and historical similarities already but I really don't know much about Korean history yet. There are so many cultural points that make the Korean and Irish so close. I find this quite fascinating, as an Irish citizen in love with Korea.
Thank you for this! I’m currently building my itinerary for my trip to Korea in October and this was really helpful, will definitely plan a day trip as I love learning all aspects of Korean history. And I would love if you would take us on more day trip vlogs ☺️
This looked really interesting cause of the history. Excited to see your other summer trips! Might be a dumb question but... does T-Money also work in other cities/provinces outside of the greater Seoul area ?
Hiya, thanks for sharing about Gunsan. I took Irish History at University and I never thought about those similarities, in truth I related what the Koreans went through with what my Caribbean ancestors went through at the hands of the English.
Enjoyed your video a lot! No wonder Gunsan had a lot of japanese style houses! I've been there once with my ex but he didn't really tell me about the backstory, took me to one famous japanese house and just said 'everybody goes there because it's famous'. But at that time we visited it was closed and on top of that it was pouring rain in Gunsan :/ should go again sometime when I go back to Korea when the weather is nice for really to explore the neighborhood.
Thanks for sharing your adventure. I've always been an admirer of preserving historic buildings. It's the reason why someday I'd like to travel to England they truly love their historic buildings. The United States sometimes too quick to tear down historic buildings to make modern buildings for business. It's beautiful to see how Korea is respecting the value of their historic buildings/neighborhoods.
First of all, you're so pretty. And this day trip to a place in South Korea that is not so touristic (I guess) is really interesting and so soothing to watch. I love seeing those historical places. Next time can you tell us about the details of your trip, like bus fares, what kind of bus, how long do you have to walk to get to your destination (from the bust station) and smt like that?
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South Korea is really THE PLACE for aesthetic cafes... WOW!
Thank you for taking us to Gunsan! The city's history is sooo interesting... ^^
right?! hahahah every city has at least 5 gorgeous options and thanks for coming along~
The only thing I "don't like" about your vlogs is that my "Places to visit" list gets longer every time I watch haha Which, after all, is not necessarily a bad thing :)
LOL sorry, not sorry!
I think I might’ve mentioned this on one of your other videos before? But I really love seeing these like historical sites and just really appreciate the fact that you also show us this more historical side of Korea. Also that iced 유자차 looked sooo refreshing 😩
im so so glad cause i genuinely love going to these places too!!! and omg it was exactly what i needed on a hot summer morning hahah
yay it’s always a happy day when cari uploads
gah! thankyou^^
I believe about 30-40% of the rice produced in the country during Chosun period were forfeited to Japan. These were mostly used as supplies for Japanese military. I’m glad u got to experience and appreciate the sad part of Korean history. And I appreciate u informing it to people. Not alot of foreigners are aware of that.
im thankful gunsan had so much information around the city to help me learn!
My dad just passed but I used to force him to watch your vlogs with me as I would try to show him the beauty and charm of Korea hoping he would take me one day as a father daughter trip since he’s always been so fond of food and travel, more so than my mom. You’ve always done an amazing job. Your vlogs always have that Cari touch to them, with your old soul and artistic persona. I hope to go next summer after I turn 19, I hope I get to meet you so we can share in our fondness of tea, films, and also as I’ve just discovered through this vlog - blacks sesame. Lol. Please never stop making vlogs! x
I am so sorry to hear about your loss! Good to hear you're keeping up his love of travel, and I hope your future trip is amazing. If we're both in Seoul at the same time I'll treat you to some black sesame bingsu!
I'm always love your video touring around south korea, not just seoul 💕 keep going, Cari
im glad, cause i love making these heheh thank you!!
😯 thank you for sharing about Gunsan, I love that they turned it into a prideful and beautiful place 😍
i love the history lesson in this! knowing the historical background of the places you visit only makes the experience richer!
Korea is naturally beautiful, the vibe is so nice. I hope one day I can go and visit that amazing country! :') ❤️❤️❤️, Cari your videos are so nice as well as your personality. Hope you can always be happy and healthy.
thank you so much, hope you're happy n healthy too :)
Love that you visited Jeollabuk! Wow that blue sky @7:29 ! Beautiful video and Gunsan!
looooooove jeollado!!!
I live in Gumsan. Thank you for coming to Gunsan.^^
Hello, can u tell me how is Gunsan? Is it safe? We live in India n planning to shift to Gunsan for couple of years.
Plz reply
Super interesting comment about the similarities between Irish and Korean history! Korean history is always so complex and every time I think I understand it I find out something new that creates a whole new perspective 😮 loved the video as always 💕
im so thankful for towns like this that have so much information to help us keep learning!! thankyou^^
South Korea is really place for aesthetic cafes. WOW! Thank you for taking us to Gunsan! The city's history is so interesting and beautiful. I want to travel.
Would love to see you visit Gwangju, there's so much history there that not many vloggers show.
i have the trip planned, just need to set time to get there haha i want to stay overnight and have multiple days to explore so hopefully sometime this summer :)
I love to see and “explore” Korea through your videos, and hopefully one day I will finally organize myself and take a vacation there! Thank you for making these videos! 😄
thanks for coming along on my little adventures with me!!
Beautiful video. Great to see Gunsan City after so many years. I spent almost two years from 1990-91, then returning in 94 and staying until 99 stationed at Kunsan Air Base. I wish I could go back for a visit and see some old friends. Most Americans would leave after a year, so I had more Korean friends than American ones. So many changes have taken place in the years since I left.
Could you make a video on the nooks and crannies of HongDae, like on the unknown hidden gems there? I would really appreciate that. Loved the history lesson in the beginning!
im always scared of doing that because there are sooo many and i'd want to show them all but cant feasibly hahah maybe i'll try to start small heheh
@@caricakes you could make it into a mini series 😊! Do 2 - 5 each time. Maybe like, one cafe, one photo op place and one shopping place/quiet area?
so excited to visit Korea next year and visit some of these different cities other than Seoul! love the relaxing & unique vlogs 😌 💜
the transportation here makes it so easy to explore! hope you have fun^^
Oh my gosh this city is gorgeous! That cafe was so nice! I loved the vibe of this small-ish town! The architecture and temple area were so pretty too!
The music choices were just perfect in this video like can I just say at like 7:36 omg 😮 Breathtaking.
gah thank you! and right?!
1. Never in my life would I have guessed you went to Gunsan on your instagram question about guessing where you were going
2. I can't believe you just up and went to Jeolla for a day trip dang
Love me some long bus rides 😂
In the very beginning, when your hair is in a ponytail, it looked like you had short hair & omg it also suits you LOL! Plus, i also really appreciate these videos because you literally take us to places we probably won't even know to visit when going to south korea, so thank you for that. 💖
hahaha i dream of being able to have short hair but my hair is way too thick - maybe someday tho!! and thankYOU!
I think so tooo!!! :D
Love your daytrip videos! So fun seeing so many different areas of korea
thanks for joining^^~
I was stationed at kunsan Air Base in the 70s.
I love to see how much is changed in almost 50 years.
I'm now in the blackhole that is clicking link after link in Wikipedia but I LOVED the connection you made between Gunsan and Ireland being in similar situations as food producers for their colonizers. I am now reading up on Gunsan during the occupation and it's fascinating and heartbreaking. Thanks for another great video, CarI!
yeah, i took countless korean history courses for my major and even i am still finding out new things every day. glad we could learn a little bit together!!
These little daytrip videos are always so inspiring to watch, can’t thank you enough for these vlogs 🙌🏽 Interesting to see how all the old buildings have been preserved
I also love that no matter how far you go away from Seoul, there’s always an entourage of aesthetic cafes to go relax in 😂
lol i feel like its a requirement to be a city in korea: must have a minimum of 1 aesthetic cafe hahah and thank you for always being there for my adventures :)
I love your vlogs so much that even I, a true grandma at heart, stay up till midnight to watch
omg thank you!! go to sleep after tho hahaha
Cari I love your videos and I love your music choices omg it’s like your playing exactly what I want to hear thanks
Im glad!!!!
Absolutely love the vibe of this whole video. Great learning about all the history and beautiful architecture. Also, temple cat sighting!
i would have been so sad if i hadnt seen the temple cat hahaha and thanks!!
Cari anywhere she goes: omg the owners were SO nice 🥰🥰
Haven’t been back to Korea nearly 30 years. Very informative and well presented. Thank you.
Cari i always enjoy watching your videos and learning more about Korea! 🥰✨
yee thank you always!!!
I am mostly housebound due to chronic illness, and you going out and taking us places is like we're there with you. I'm enjoying these vlogs so much! Thankyou x
I am a newer subscriber and you just are awesome! :D I love to watch while I'm studying the Korean language. I'm going to visit Seoul in late September! I am so excited! Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Can't wait for your next video. :D
AS ALWAYS, THANK YOU FOR YOUR AWESOME VLOG CARI!!
I loved this Vlog, the atmosphere was just so special and there was so much interesting information. And I always love your music choices!
Oh man. A nice little trip down memory lane. Gunsan was the first travel me and my (now) wife did after I was stationed back in Korea for a second time. Loved this video!
its such a gorgeous area!
Im rewatching all of your videos bc I caught up a while ago and just cannot wait for every new vlog 😂 Im having fun though! Your videos are always such an inspiring mood booster. Thanks! 😊
Hahah thank you so much!
I’ve always thought the Japanese occupation in Korea was so interesting. It’s sad but really fascinating to see how Korea came back from such an attempt to culture strip them. Great video, Cari! (Also, your summer dress is absolutely adorable!!) ❤️❤️
agreed! and thank you :)
I was stationed at Kunsan AB in the early 2000s. I loved the city due to its historical significance. Plus, if you showed interest in the local heritage, the people there were exceptionally helpful and friendly. Suggestion: there is a train that runs from Seoul Central station to Seocheon just across the River from Kunsan- it took about 3 1/2 hours, but seemed to be a better way to see the countryside compared to being in a traffic jam on MSR-1. Loved the people, loved the food, and love the country.
you’re seriously amazing. i love how much you appreciate a places history and culture before going you’re really one of a kind here on youtube ❤️
love how you incorporate historical information into your vlogs! love the aesthetics and clarity of your videos, keep going! xx
thanks so much!!
Another impressive video! I really liked the history lesson at the start and the attention you show to Korea's history.
Good morning~c.c
How can you travel to Korea more than I am, a Korean....Wow.
(ENGLISH)
Hi everyone! Last week I headed down south from Seoul to the city of Gunsan! I have never had a bad time in Jeollado and this was no exception :) This is definitely a fun little stop for some sunshine and history. Thanks for coming along with me!
(KOREAN)
안녕하세요 지난 주에 나는 서울에서 군산시로 남쪽으로 내려갔어! 나는 전라도에서 한 번도 나쁜 시간을 보낸 적이 없었고 이 또한 예외는 아니었다:) 이곳은 분명 몇몇 햇빛과 역사를 위한 재미있는 작은 정류장이다. 같이 와줘서 고마워!
good morning!!!
Love your outside Seoul videos. Gunsan is so beautiful and love the mix of korean and Japanese history despite the war. Super interesting ☺️
I love those rest stops in Korea and those long distance buses are pretty comfortable too!
I haven't said much on your videos recently because I've been very unwell with the flu and an infection but I really enjoy your travel vlogs. I will get to Korea eventually and can't wait to check out all the places you've shared!
ahh i'm not sure how i missed this vlog back when you posted it like a year ago but seeing this gives me so much nostalgia - i lived in a town close to gunsan from summer 2017 to summer 2018 and seeing just common places like the bus terminal and the retro traintrack street feels so cool knowing how many times i have been in that exact same place! now i need to go back and visit these other places you went!
also RELATABLE with almost missing the bus being at the wrong terminal - I did that in Cheongju about a year ago IN THE RAIN but luckily they're like, also across the street from one another, and i BARELY made it
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I felt the same Irish-Korean history connection in the Seodaemun Prison History Museum in Seoul! Forcing the colonizer language on the people, the arrests, the hangings, etc. That's an excellent museum! I'd love to see you vlog about it someday.
i still need to visit!!
Hola!!! Me gusta ver tus vídeos, aprender un poco antes de ir a visitar, me gusta como lo explicas cada detalle... Saludos desde Rosarito BC México 😘
graciaaaaaas~~
Good thing I stayed up :D I can finally watch this as it got uploaded ^^ love from Serbia♥️
yeeee thank you!!! have a good night's sleep~
I lived there for a year while in the military. Thanks for the content that spawned a ton of memories :)
I lived there for a year in the late 90s, but learned more here in a few minutes. There's a lot English info there because there is a 4000 plus American military base only a few miles away.
Gunsan is a beautiful city full of culture and history. This is a beautiful city to explore. :)
Your videos make me feel trilling.I am in love with u and your content 💖 You’re the only person/youtuber that make me trill💜
Jaejoon on your bus❤️ another wonderful vlog, beautiful scenery & very informative. Thank you, Cari!
i could watch him for hours LOL
@@caricakes i'm surprised he can get on a tv show tbh, but yeay 🎉
wow i just love the variety in all the cafes you end up finding!! i could never get bored with cafe hopping in korea omg
korea is filled with these gems its crazy!
When someone is sleepy but the video notif effect was stronger than caffeine. Hurray to another lovely video! 🌼
gah!!! thank you!! and then have a good sleep hahaha
Beautiful little town with fascinating history, that's totally my jam 😊 Thank you for taking us along, I hope you'll be able to go back to keep exploring! ❤️
Wholesome video once again 💖💖💖
Am jealous of all your travelling!
I need to get out of Seoul more!
Every time you upload a something I just stop what I am doing and to watch your fantastic videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thank you so so much!
Thanks for taking us along! 💞
thanks for joining!
Super cute and interesting video! Love that you're always exploring different areas of Korea.
thank you for joining me!!
And the list of places to go is increasing but i love it. Thanks you so much for show us places out of city that looks amazing!
Love the short histry lessons you make in your vlogs
Your trip looked lovely! I love these type of long vlogs 😄 much love from Chicago! ❤️
thanks so much!!! have a good night~
cari cakes you too!!
Quoting my biochem teacher "internet is very good if you use it for the right things, like with RUclips, we can get to know about so many places that we probably didn't even imagine existed or that we want to know but we can't go to[...]" thanks for taking us with you to such interesting places ❤
Once again, i travel with you and it was so fun and i enjoy the images so much 💗 i never go in Korea but today with you, i learn a few thing about this country and about the history of Gunsan too so i'm really happy so thank you again and again and see you soon 👐💗🇰🇷
I LOVE your day-trip videos. Could you do a video on how you choose a city/region to visit, the coffee shops, etc. - basically how you plan your trips? I'm Korean and have lived here all my life, but whenever I watch your videos I'm like 'what have I done all my life?'
bahahah sure!! honestly a lot of it is just naver blogs! i find one cool looking spot like a cafe and then build my trip around it using naver or insta ;)
ok, after 3 minutes I added this destination to my "places to see in Korea" list haha :)
I love the fact that you note the similarities between Irish and Korean history.
I've noticed a few cultural and historical similarities already but I really don't know much about Korean history yet.
There are so many cultural points that make the Korean and Irish so close. I find this quite fascinating, as an Irish citizen in love with Korea.
I lived there for a year in the late 90s, but learned more here in a few minutes.
This video is so pretty! I like watching your videos when I want to wind down for the day.
Really made my day...all the breezy wind & hestoric place 😍
^^~
Love the history background in this vlog, thanks Cari! As always wanderlust triggered and activated aarrghh
The to do and see list is becoming long :)
muhahaha my plan is working!
this was so beautiful and eye opening , thank youuuu :)))
Thanks for visiting! I live in kunsan
Thank you for this! I’m currently building my itinerary for my trip to Korea in October and this was really helpful, will definitely plan a day trip as I love learning all aspects of Korean history. And I would love if you would take us on more day trip vlogs ☺️
check out my 'outside of seoul' playlist for some more inspo! I hope your trip is fab!
cari cakes Thank you! Will definitely check it out
Very beautiful aesthetic place!!!! wow!
Thank you for sharing!
I couldn't stop think about Pachinko the whole video
beautiful video as always, i really loved it!
thank you!
This looked really interesting cause of the history. Excited to see your other summer trips!
Might be a dumb question but... does T-Money also work in other cities/provinces outside of the greater Seoul area ?
thank you!! and yes it does!! thats what makes korea so easy to get around :) one card for pretty much all transportation!
@@caricakes that's amazing! hopefully one of these days, i can go back and explore other cities other than seoul!
Hiya, thanks for sharing about Gunsan. I took Irish History at University and I never thought about those similarities, in truth I related what the Koreans went through with what my Caribbean ancestors went through at the hands of the English.
Enjoyed your video a lot! No wonder Gunsan had a lot of japanese style houses! I've been there once with my ex but he didn't really tell me about the backstory, took me to one famous japanese house and just said 'everybody goes there because it's famous'. But at that time we visited it was closed and on top of that it was pouring rain in Gunsan :/ should go again sometime when I go back to Korea when the weather is nice for really to explore the neighborhood.
I loved your outfit for this vlog, especially the blouse!
thank you!! but now i have a weird tan line from my sunburn hahahaha
Thanks for sharing your adventure. I've always been an admirer of preserving historic buildings. It's the reason why someday I'd like to travel to England they truly love their historic buildings. The United States sometimes too quick to tear down historic buildings to make modern buildings for business. It's beautiful to see how Korea is respecting the value of their historic buildings/neighborhoods.
paradiseana1 ana England has soooo many. I’ve been to a pub in Nottingham from the 1300s!
I always look forward for your videos!Love you!!
First of all, you're so pretty. And this day trip to a place in South Korea that is not so touristic (I guess) is really interesting and so soothing to watch. I love seeing those historical places. Next time can you tell us about the details of your trip, like bus fares, what kind of bus, how long do you have to walk to get to your destination (from the bust station) and smt like that?
Thanks for taking us on this trip! Loved the history lesson too 🙂
thanks for coming along!
군산 서울에서 가깝고 분위기가 너무 좋더라구요 ㅎㅎ 역사적인 맥락을 살펴보면 슬퍼지지만 흔적들이 많은 생각을 하게 합니당
Amazing video of Gunsan!
😄😄😄
So happy u uploaded! love your channel unnie~❤
thank you so much!
i can't get over how well you manage to capture the beauty of every place you visit! adore your videos.
thank you so much!
Making sure I watch your videos to complete my duty as a viewer even when I’m on a road trip. I really hope my mobile data works with me
omg!! have fun on your trip too^^
cari cakes my mobile data and service cut out as I was watching so now 12 hours later I am finishing your video
I love this Cari!!!
Beautiful vlogg .. thank you cari xx 💖 💖
Your videos are always so beautiful! Thanks for the content ❤️❤️
thank YOU!