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Korea Itinerary

We had our Korea Briefing today, a couple of days before we leave. The weather in Seoul is getting colder everyday. Right now it's about 2 degrees. We are estimating about 5 to -5 degrees. Brrr.. I wish I knew what to wear!

Anyway, basically they just discussed our itinerary.

Hotels: Riviera Hotel and Ramada Hotel

Korea Itinerary:
Day 1 Nov 25
10pm check-in at the airport

Day 2 Nov 26
Kyungbok Palace
Cheonggyecheon Stream
National Folk Museum
Blue House
War Memorial
Shopping at Dongdaemun

Day 3 Nov 27
DMZ
Nami island (Winter Sonata)
Kimchi making
Wear a Hanbok

Day 4 Nov 28
Everland
N Seoul Tower
Teddy Bear Museum
shopping at Myungdong

Day 5 Nov 29
Duty Free Shop
Cosmetic Factory
Ginseng Center
Amethyst Factory
Grocery Shopping
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