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Friday, 31 October 2014

ITAEWON

Assalamualaikum...
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Nila deligasi duta kecil Malaysia

Okay new entry kali nin lain sikit, Kasi gambar plak dulu.Hihi.. Gambar ni sebenarnya diambil atas tangga depan masjid di Itaewon. Inilah satu2 nya masjid yang ada di Seoul untuk semua Muslim mengerjakan ibadah mereka. Besar dan cantik. Ada satu sekolah preschool disediakan berhampiran tetapi masih dalam kawasan masjid.

Direction:
Itaewon Station (Seoul Subway Line 6), Exit 3.
Go straight 100m and turn right onto Usadan-ro Road.
Go straight 150m and turn left onto Usadan-ro 10-gil Road.
Continue 200m to arrive at Seoul Central Masjid on the left.

Selalu kan kita dengar orang kata, benda yang cantik ni selalunya susah nak dapat. Masa ni baru aku akui kata2 tu benar sebenar2nya. Nak tahu kenapa? Masjid ni memang cantik! Dinding putih berseri da macam istana Princess Ana dalam Frozen. Betul ke nama princess tu eh?hahahaha..layann... Paling best masjid ni terletak atas bukit yang korang kene daki dengan semangat yang tinggi. kalau korang rasa korang lemah semangat dan tak mampu berusaha dengan tekad dan nekad, baik korang makan kat kedai2 sepanjang perjalanan nak ke masjid ni dulu. Kumpul tenaga baru panjat. Hikhikhik..Kedai2 sepanjang jalan ni semuanya HALAL! Jadi korang main lali tamplom jela..hehehe

Masa naik waktu ni kami belum makan!! Nasib masa ni masih winter!! lecak jugak ketiak..HAHHAHA..Berpeluh sikit badan naik masjid nih..hehehe..Lepas bersolat, kami makan di restoran Muree, satu restoran Islam dari Asia Tengah yang ada menjual menu korea. Harga setiap menu pulak,okay la..sederhana..tak mahal and affordable!! Rasa pon sedapp!!

Muka semua kelaparan!!Hahahaha...Jenuh jugak kalau kene pada orang tak biasa berjalan jauh. Da macam marathon..hihi.. Okay gambar makanan pastilah lupa nak amik. Bila hidangan sampai je, kami semua jadi macam orang yang dirasuk, tak sedar diri. Makan tak pandang kiri kanan! Tapi kami baca doa tau!!hehe.

Gambar takde. Ape nak cite? Bye.

GWANGHWAMUN SQUARE

Assalamualaikum...
#throwback

“Travel brings power and love back into your life.”

― Rumi

Lepas ke Gyeongbokgung palace, kita ke Gwanghwamun Square. Tak jauh. Keluar je dari istana melalui pintu depan yang ada pengawal istana yang tegak berdiri tak bergerak-gerak tu dan berjalan terus ke hadapan. Ada jalan besar depan istana nak ke Gwanghwamun Square tu. Korang pasti teruja melintas jalan tu sebabnye kelebaran jalan kat tengah-tengah bandar Seoul ni buat korang rasa teruja.Haha.. mesti korang rasa aku giler!Dengan jalan pon boleh teruja. Tapi tak la sampai nak melompat-lompat kat tengah jalan raya tu kan. Aku bukan ape. Kagum sebenarnye. Korang bayangkan satu perjalanan ada 5 lorong!! kalau laluan pergi balik, korang bayang berapa lorong nak kene lintas. Okay kita buat math jap. Nasib Math aku terer.hahaha..10 lorong kau!! Tak ke kene berlari2 anak di situ??

Ape pon sampai je negara orang terus je aku jadi terer ikut peraturan. Melintas di pejalan kaki (zebra crossing) tanpa banyak soal!Kihkih..Yela kan..kita pergi negara orang kenalah ikut peraturan negara diorang kan..Cuba korang fikir kalau tourist datang negara kita. Da la nak melancong tapi buat macam negara sendiri. Pasti kita pon hangin kan..So aku beranggapan yang aku ni duta kecil Malaysia. Walaupon bukan model atau sesiapa tapi cara berpakaian kita melambangkan agama dan pendidikan kita. Aku selalu pesan pada adik2 aku bila nak travel. Jangan nak buat macam kampung sendiri. Tempat orang kene jaga adab sopan dan budaya setempat. Wah! Jadi cikgu Sivik jap. hahahaa..

So direction ke sini xpayah susah2 nak naik bas ke hape. Jalan kaki je..But make sure itinerary korang disusun dengan baik dan bijak macam kami..hahahhaha bluwekk!! Muntah aku baca ni balik nanti..hihihi

Kat Gwanghwamun Sq. senang je nak recognize. Tengah2 dataran ni ada 2 patung besar. 1 yang berdiri dan 1 lagi yang duduk atas kerusi. Yang berdiri tu General Yi Sun Shin dan yang duduk tu King Sejong. Korang boleh baca dengan lanjut pasal tempat ni kat sini http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=929909 . Sayang nye time kitorang pergi sini Main Plaza yang ada sejarah pasal dua2 manusia hebat ni tutup sepanjang musim sejuk. Aduh petanda kene datang sini lagi nih..hehehhe..

However it is.. we really enjoy ourselves!! *o*
Kalau tak caya korang tengok reaksi kitorang nih. Tak sedih langsung okayh!..=p

Hamikko pucat lesi muka dalam winter!! Suhu pada masa tu -2 darjah Celcius!! Arghhhhh..ketaq abieh.hehe

GYEONGBOKGUNG PALACE

Assalamualaikum..
#throwback

I don’t care if everybody else becomes the prince’s people — as long as you would become mine.” – Yang Myung

From korean drama The Moon That Embraces The Sun

Today I start the entry with a phrase from one of my favorite korean dramas.. ^-^ However I'm not going to write about the drama's synopsis or anything related to this category. Now since the title is about the palace then I will continue with my trip to one of awesome palaces in Seoul. Actually in Seoul there is 5 royal palaces from the Chosun Dynasty. They generally consist of a host of buildings with the throne hall and royal council hall at the center. Behind the throne hall, where major state events were held, are the sleeping quarters, and to the east is the crown prince's residence. A garden at the back of the palace allowed the king and his family to rest from their duties. Each building was made of wood and featured a tiled roof and multi-color paintings on the pillars and rafters to illustrate the authority and dignity of the king. The royal palaces are :

Gyeongbok Palace
Changdeok Palace
Changgyeong Palace
Gyeonghui Palace
Deoksu Palace

My next itinerary is Gyeongbokgung Palace.

Direction: Gyeongbokgung Palace Station (Seoul Subway Line 3), Exit 5 OR, Gwanghwamun Station (Seoul Subway Line 5), Exit 2.

Admission Fee : Adults (ages 19-64): 3,000 won / Group (over 10): 2,400 won

Children (ages 7-18): 1,500 won / Group (over 10): 1,200 won

However you can collect more information with this link :

http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=264337

Here are some memories at Gyeongbokgung :

The best part is it snowed while we were there!Yahuuuuu~~ Alhamdulillah I got the chance to play with snow flakes! Even though it's quite embarrassing to announce that was my first time deal in winter..LALALA..who's care actually rite?Ngeeeee~~

Then the next place is Gwanghwamun Square! Stay tune *-*

Sunday, 8 June 2014

Hyewa Station. Subway. Line 4..

Assalamualaikum...
#throwback

''안녕하세요''

Annyeonghaseyo...An easy word to say and easily can be heard from everywhere!The best practice of greeting in their life..Daebak!! Bbuing...Bbuingg *-^

Now we have reached INSIDE BACKPACKERS! Yeaahaa...After being satisfied with room condition, we went around Hyewa. My brother said that we need to be at the outside for our body's temperature be balanced with surrounding temperature!hahaa What a bad excuse! So then, here we are..somewhere around that we're not belong...ermmm o_0

My sisters and brother were modelling themselves outside INSIDE BACKPACKERS building.

As usual, I was a photographer and others being a beautiful model..tsk..tsk..

There were a lot of shops and convenience store!Easy pitzy to buy anything you want..=)

Yessss! Finally I'm in!Hahaha

See there! Body Shop is near your place!!~~

If you see this, that's mean you are near to subway passage...

Here you go! The sign of subway passage. Hyewa station Line 4

This is inside the subway. Many shops and ticket machine can be found here too!! If you can see here, the instructions and signs are in English and romanization word.. Sure you not be lost!