Thinking about you working from home now, I can imagine how hard it must have been to upload the videos during traveling especially when you cycle the whole trip and also have to find a place to sleep and to eat every day, doing your laundy and research, setting up the route, filming and commenting ,editing, and doing the Lives as well. The journey must have given you inspiring power. Have a chill weekend and thanks for another video.
yes Nick it`s great to hear simple stories like seeing the same person again the next day, which is a unlikely happening. Put it in your videos please. I do love watching your videos. And really envy you. And am proud of you.
Most Buddhist temples in Korea offer free lunch to everyone. Jangseung, the carving man made, are like totem poles in Korea. He does have talented hands! I want to visit the noodle place someday too. It is good to hear how you felt visiting the same place now from before. Thanks for the video.
@crane944022 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
I think you like the Korean history include the Korean war, so I want to let you know that Tongdosa was a military hospital during Korean war. There is an injured soldier's writing and drawing on the wall. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHekdoOngsl4ecU
Itโs always fun to see all the hidden corners of places and the random people you meet along your journey through your unique perspective. Hope you have an awesome holiday season!
@NickKTravel5 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
I appreciate it! That's the best way to travel right! Thanks for your support ๐
Thank you for the video, Nick! Itโs so nostalgic to see you revisit Unyang after traveling all around Korea, returning to the place where your adventure began, back when everything was fresh and uncertain. You didnโt even know about Bingsu, Kimbob, Jjimjilbang or Banana milk back then. Itโs also surreal to imagine you now, in your home, editing and uploading this video. Thanks again, and wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving in advance!
@NickKTravel11 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Appreciate it! Yeah I feel like a Korean pro at this point. lol
@SereneTrailRide11 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
@@NickKTravel Lol, totally agreed!
@NangNangEE21 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Another heart warming great video. โค Thank you Nick!
Thank you Nick~^^ I'll enjoy my weekend with your videoโคโค
@๋ฐ์์ฐ-z4u21 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
I remember your story about Mexican Chicken at the fan meet-up. You were right! We were almost sure you meant Mexicana which is a huge chicken franchise in Korea. Haha. The place you found was indeed Mexican not Mexicana like you shared. Next time you come to Korea, I recommend the birria tacos at Facherito at Ewha Womans University Stn.
@BW-dx5ti22 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Bon voyage. Thank you for providing detailed information on places that even Koreans find difficult to visit.
6:23 loved the fresh coffee in a can concept! Iโve never seen that at a coffee shop before. Obviously we have coffee in a can in England but not made fresh in a coffee shop. ๐
@๋ก์์ฝ์ธ-r4k22 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Tongdosa Temple was used as a temporary hospital by the Korean army and the US UN forces during the Korean War. (Related documentary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoDWqn6el8iqnrMsi=QvlQhsIpzm2xfLaK)
@asd1107113 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
๊ฑด๊ฐํ์ธ์!! ๋~
@8IGHT-X16 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
13:18 ๐ Not Nick being spontaneous again and ending up giving us more content! Seriously Nick, when youโre travelling again and youโre in two minds about doing somethingโฆ.DO IT! Itโs never let you down! ๐
8:50 nick ์ฌ๊ธฐ ๊ฒจ์ธ์ ์ง์ฅ์ด์ผ ์๋ฒ ๋ฆฌ์ ๋ฐ๋
@TheKwangho21 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Always interesting and enjoyable watching your adventures. Many thanks and God bless.
@jungsuplee11712 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
Your videos are full of pleasant discoveries.
@babyzahiandfamily7438ะกะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
You made me see another side of Korea ...that's beautiful.
@Dohong422 ัะฐาะฐั ะฑาฑััะฝ
ๅ ฉไธๆ้ญ้ฃ A pavilion built to commemorate the filial son of the Joseon Dynasty Indong Jang clan, Jang Gye-ryong, and his mother, the chaste woman Papyong Yun clan. When her husband, Jang Hu-shi, died, Mrs. Yoon cried so much that she lost her sight. It is said that when his son, Gyeryong, built an altar to her with great sincerity and prayed to heaven for 10 years, his mother found light. In the fourth year of King Gojong's reign (1867), the country honored the filial piety of the mother and son by giving Gyeryong the rank of Jobongdaebu Dongmonggyogwan, giving his father Husi the rank of Janggeungseon Daebu Dongjisajungchubu and Owi Jang, and giving his mother Yun the rank of Jeongbuin to serve as an example to future generations. The village where this pavilion is located is called โHyoja-geol (ๅญๅญ่ก).โ
Mexican chicken is an old Korean brand name. In 1980, seasoned chicken first appeared in Korea, and a Korean company created the first chain, and I found a name that gave Korean people the most exotic feeling, and it was Mexican. It was easy to remember, easy to pronounce, and it became a successful brand name. In fact, Koreans, including myself, mistakenly thought that chicken originated from Maxico.