I am starting to travel Mun-Gyeong!!
In our heads, a fresh breeze was blowing.
I could feel summer is going way and autumn is just round a corner because of the air.
Arriving at the Mun-Gyeong!
We were just in time to make the half day tour for Mun-Gyeong Provincial Park.
Here is the museum of old roads at the entrance of park.
I was surprised that the building looks great and neat externally.
I found a valley pass through the museum of old roads.
The valley is truly amazing- beautiful, calm filled with green color and even a few flowers.
This is Korea’s traditional house, it called thatched house cottage.
I was very interesting.
It reminds me my childhood’s cottage back in my country.
This picture is the first gate to pass examination in highest score to be a high-ranking government official.
The building was a magnificent.
We worked and saw much pretty scenery that was filled with shrines for different things.
It was very interesting.
Then we proceeded on up more and more hills.
I must also mention that while we are so excited to see the mineral spring and are taking pictures of the area all the Korean people are taking pictures of us.
We are out in the country now and probably some of the first foreigners they have ever seen.
They are pretty bold about taking the pictures too.
They'll stop right in front of you and shoot the picture.
Walking in the middle of the road, we found mineral spring; called Young-Choo mineral spring.
We drank the water, it taste so fresh and cool.
I put water into my bottle.
I also found a fish which it can alive only in pure water.
These pure water and little fish make me feel very peaceful for a while.
Here is second gate!!
The size was smaller than first gate, When I go through the gate I feel like I already pass the examination~
The studio was just like the past Korea’s image.
We get to the every corner, take more pictures.
They shooting some kind of Korean history drama just in time we watched and take more pictures.
Very interesting!
Everyone said it’s really popular!
In a while we could find hot spring.
We got in to the spring.
Wow, It was pretty huge and clean, and something different compare to normal Korea public bath.
The scent of water and color was also different.
After spring water, we got in the car to head rail bike which is the last itinerary.
It took about just few minutes to get Jim-Nam station. (This station is dead now.)
I took a picture myself and with some of Korean together too.
The rail-bike was very easy to paddle and a refreshing breeze came blowing to my face pleasantly.
It was so fun.
During the riding, the sun was going down slowly.
I've discovered that getting places and back is as much of an adventure as the sightseeing.
