Last week my friends and I decided to trek out to Yeoinaru Station on Line five to take the Han River boat cruise. Here’s the park that leads to the river and the boats.
Morris brought snacks and you see how tasty they were by Jennifer’s reaction below and there’s Jane looking summery in the pic above (squint to see her!). The park is great for biking or roller-blading and just hanging out lounging on picnic mats. How could we not do the same? I’ll definitely be going back down there to enjoy the summer days.
Our trip took us past the DLI 63 building which overlooks the river. It’s a giant golden phallus so who knows what the architect was smoking. The day was overcast and dreary but it didn’t stop people from having their fun. Our party drinking boat cruised by other folks out doing the same.
The view from the boat really was great despite the crappy gray weather. Though things turned decidedly more quaint as dusk approached and the lighting led to some great shots. Twilight would be the perfect time for a river cruise especially with so much Cass on hand. Personally, I hate Cass but when in Rome…
And so ended a good time. Be sure to check it out if you have time. The cruise prices are 9000 won for the regular cruise or 14000 for the music cruise which really wasn’t worth it since you spend most of the time out on the deck looking at the sights.
Hi, your photos look great! Can you tell me how long the river cruise was? Thanks!
We took the cruise with the live music, but it wasn’t worth it. The big decision is a day or evening cruise. Opt for the evening I think.
Which tour did you take? I’ve been looking at them and can’t tell the difference between them all. Fnshdwrknprgrss@yahoo.comTHanks!
hello, i have fun reading your blog about your korean adventures…wow! i really like it…i really want to visit korea but im still young..ehehe.. hope i could your ch’in-gu..ehehe.. by the im louise from philippines.. tke cre~^^