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Romaine Smith
South Korea in 100 pictures
I lived in South Korea for four and a half years. The people here are the friendliest that I have ever met and lived with. Below is a snapshot of what you can expect if you come to visit.
 Achimgari Valley |  Alive Museum |  Ansan |
|---|---|---|
 Ansan |  Bukhansan |  Bukhansan |
 Bukhansan |  Bukhansan |  Bukhansan |
 Chuncheon Canoeing |  Chuncheon Canoeing |  Chuncheon Glass Bridge |
 Climbing in Korea |  Daedunsan |  Donghae |
 Donghae |  Dreamy Camera Cafe |  Dreamy Camera Cafe |
 Gyeongbokgung |  GyeongbokgungThe venerable Admiral Yi |  Gyeongbokgung |
 Gyeongbokgung |  Gyeongbokgung |  Gyeongbokgung |
 Gyeongbokgung |  Gyeongbokgung |  Hallasan |
 Han River Bike Trail |  Incheon Chinatown |  Incheon |
 Incheon Central Park |  Inje |  Insadong |
 Ippo |  Ippo Dam |  Iteawon |
 Jeju |  Jirisan |  Jiri-san |
 Jamsil |  Jamsil |  KAPA |
 Korea National Museum |  Korean War Memorial |  Mangu Subway Station |
 Plant Restaurant |  Pyeongchang |  Pyeongchang |
 Sangwansa |  Sangwasa |  Seoul |
 Seoroksan |  Seoroksan |  Seoul |
 Seoul |  Seoul |  Seoul |
 Seoul Streetart |  Seoul |  Seoul |
 Seoul City Hall |  Seoul Forest |  Seoul Forest |
 Seoul Forest |  Seoul Forest |  Seoul Tower |
 Seoul Tower |  Sobaeksan |  Sobaeksan |
 Sobaeksan |  Soyosan |  Soyosan |
 Tapgol Park |  Trickeye Museum |  Yangpyeong Art Museum |
 Yangpyeong |  Yongmun |  Yongmun |
 Yongmunsa |  Yongmunsa |  Yongmunsan |
 Yongmunsan |
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