Gwangju, South Korea
Gwangju
13-14 October 2012
Gwangju is located in south of Jeolla-do (Jeollanam-do). I
went there when there were many festivals in Gwangju, such as Kimchi World
Festival 2012.
Notes :
- Most of transportation in Gwangju is bus or taxi. Especially in Damyang City, I prefer to take Damyang City Tour or going by bicycle because of complicated bus route.
- There are many buses from Seoul to Gwangju. Take bus at Seoul , Central City Terminal to Honam Line-Gwangju. It takes about 3.45 hours. Standard bus 16.900won.
- There are many buses in Gwangju U-square Terminal from Gwangju to other city.
- There is bus from Damyang to Seoul or other big city like Incheon, but it has exact time. I took standard bus at 5pm about 17.000won. *There is no locker in Damyang Terminal.
- You can go to Gwangju also by train, but it’s more expensive than bus.
DAY 1 GWANGJU
Gwangju National Museum
Free!
Gwangju Bienalle
11.000 won. There is Folk Museum around it. There was Kimchi World Festival that day, which is introduce and sale Korea’s kimchi.
Indonesia's Artistic |
Kimchi World Festival 2012
Downton (Chungjonro)
Gwangju’s shopping town and festival place. There were many
festivals at that day, and also my Indonesia friends have Indonesia’s Performances.
me and Indonesian friends |
DAY 2 DAMYANG
It’s about 30minutes from Gwangju downtown till Damyang by
bus.
* There are many places that you can see there if go by car or Damyang City Tour.
The good place to see :
- Juknokwon (Bamboo Park)
- Metasequoia Avenue
- Korea Bamboo Park Museum, etc
1박2일 place |
bicycle track |
Damyang fav food |
coffee shop at Damyang Terminal |