Hungry for travel by Igor
IgorAsia and Japan. Impressions, emotions and practical advice.
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Bibliography by destination. Korea.
SEOUL.
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My soul is in Seoul. Part 1. Garosu-gil, river walks and food. 2023.
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Naksan Park to Insadong. 2023.
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Wandering Seoul. October 2023. Hang River.
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Hongdae, Hapjeong, Achasan. October 2023.
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Wandering Seoul, Octobe...
Busan. September 2026. A short stay notes including impressions on ferry ride and Korea train travel.
My other posts about Korea are listed here.
Busan ferry
Fulfilling dreams makes most people happy. As long as you have many dreams, or one long bucket list, plus the will and ability to make them happen, you will stay busy and happy brows...
Life Digest. September 2026.
A belated self-guilty attempt to start journalling of my life whilst trying to avoid genre specific egotism and making it a practical guide for the readers.
JAPAN. LIFE.
Cormorant: “I can’t go to sea and my wings won’t dry! Bloody rainy S...
Rocking my way through Helsinki. July 2026. Part 2. Side trips and food.
Part 1 is here.
If you have just one week, purely focusing on Helsinki is a good bet, in fact, you need more than one week to fully grasp the city. But the appetite for a change of scene drove us somewhere else…
Porvoo.
A small town, wit...
Life Digest. August 2026.
A belated self-guilty attempt to start journalling of my life whilst trying to avoid genre specific egotism and making it a practical guide for the readers.
Sydney winter swimming. It is not that cold. Both, air and water, are around 17 de...
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