that's exactly what i want to talk about

Winter is very very cold in Korea.

@@BlessedIhumble hahaha… this is what my whole family wanted. Only ppl who live in a country w no 4 seasons only summer all yr will understand.

@@eileenlim288 are you familiar with thin blood cell and thick blood cell?

Trying to see as much as we can, while we still can!

Thank you 😊🙏🏼

The rain is really nice 😊

Bye

That's good to hear about the microphones! Just clicked on your channel because of your username - Pakistan looks incredible! No idea it had so much nature 😍

@@OnePackWanderers it's crazy isn't it? We sort of knew due to being from there but it still blows my mind about how scenic everything is. You guys should definately look to head out over there at some point 😁

I’m glad you enjoyed your time in Vietnam.. but you only scratched the surface 😁🫢Oh and great to hear that your sound now is so much better. I also use DJI products especially pocket 2 gamble camera which came with that same mic and dead cat 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Hanoi has many specialty camera shops and DJI is also prominent! Enjoy the next stage of your journey and keep the videos coming? PS what drone do you use ?

It is indeed pricier! We have found it is at least still less expensive than most of Europe 😅

This is really good to know. We sometimes leave a tip just out of habit so thank you for the heads up.

Thank you 😊

Haha, wow. That’s crazy! Both late flights too. Where did ya’ll fly home to?

@@OnePackWanderers We flew Asiana into LAX (Los Angeles, California) where my wife and son will be spending a few days with family. I few on another flight after landing in LAX to Houston so that I could get back to work. Gosh, I wish I could just leave and just travel too. I love watching you guys!

Paddy is an awesome dude, was really nice to meet him 😊

We did see a couple carts the first night, can't wait to go back and see if there are more on the weekend 😋

Hahaha, pepper one eggs is spicy for Tia 😂

@@OnePackWanderers we love spicy food, can you give us a 1 - 10 spicy score. I know everyone's scale is different but any heads up is good.

Hahaha we'll try to remember to do that 😂

Thank you 😊

I knew it! 😂🤣 Thank you for the tip and the trivia!

He’s a cool guy through and through 😎

Thank you for the tips! We would like to branch out from Seoul while we’re here, and this is very helpful!

@@OnePackWanderers Glad to hear that! I traveled to Korea 3 years ago, and never stopped wanting to go back since then! But the pandemic happened and with the borders closed it stayed just a wish. But I'm traveling virtually with you two and hopefully, I will also get back there physically as soon as possible. P. S. if you get to Jeju you may try one of the Jeju Olle courses if you enjoy exploring and discovering Jeju's wonderful scenery by foot. You may also have in mind Udo Island, to which you can very easily get by taking a short ferry trip from Jeju. 🙂

@@OnePackWanderers Incheon songdo is also very good!

@@OnePackWanderers Please visit Jeonju Hanok Village -- it's only an hour or two ride on the KTX (Korea's bullet train) but you can really experience the cozy traditional architecture! The city is very organized, clean and aesthetic, in a way different to Seoul. Maybe you can even do a Hanok stay in Jeonju, away from the bustle and hustle of Seoul. Another suggestion for Jeju island as well, you can maybe even going horseback riding if you get to go! If you're just limited to your stay in Seoul, please be sure to check out Korea's modern art museums, Starfield library/mall, Seongsu dong which hosts the world's largest container mall (Common Ground). As for Korean food, please try royal Korean cuisine or Han Jeongsik (which s Korea's table d'haute) with various side dishes (or banchans) that are cooked with finesse (it's Korea's upper-tier cuisine that is lesser known to foreigners). I look forward to the rest of your Korea travels!

if possible, add Mt. Seorak to your list.

Definitely at the top of the list for the next time we’re in Vietnam. Ha Giang especially - got to do it!

That’s cool you’ve picked up even on minor things like that! Do you speak Korean at all?

i can read more than i can understand😅 ive been going to online and offline classes but i always stop when i start getting stressed than having fun😅 so im stuck at the basics for years now. btw, heard locals recommend papago more than google translate

Thank you 😊