This "Spirit Walkway" lead from a gate straight up to the T-shaped shrine at the base of King Jungjong.
No need to worry about getting your shoes dusty on the hike. Just visit the blowing station on the way out! We all had fun testing out this most unique feature!
Time for lunch so we headed off to the Coex mall. One of the largest underground malls in the world. Malls aren't exactly our scene, but we just had to do it. Lucky for us we found a fabulous Japanese restaurant and walked around a bit to explore.
Giant movie theatre at Coex |
Every mall should have an aquarium! |
In need of some calm we headed to the Bongeunsa Buddhist temple, a 1,200 year old temple considered the center of Buddhist practice in Korea. On this day it was quite busy with mostly practitioners lighting candles and incense as well as praying in the many halls. We didn't get to spend much time here and want to go back soon.
This was such a cool "tour" and I thank you for that. You are teaching your children to be fearless and to enjoy the unknown via culture, place and food. Yummy food. I spent the night in Olympia, sleeping in the "guest room" and enjoying the ambience. Thought of you all because all your pictures were there.
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