부산 ♡ Haedong Yonggungsa

After falling sick, like I usually do during semester break, I'm still struggling to recover from the feverish state I spent yesterday in. But since I feel a bit better today already, I resumed the work on my term paper and didn't want to cancel today's update.

I hope that I can work on scheduling a couple of the upcoming updates soon, so that I don't need to stress about content anymore - I just didn't have the time to work let alone think about this the last two weeks that have been rather busy. Whatsoever, it's time to start into this new part of last summer's adventures in Korea. 

You can find an overview for my time in Busan here.

After visiting Haeunda Beach in the evening of our arival in Busan, my boyfriend, his mother and I got up early the next morning to visit one of the popular temples around Busan.

Before our departure from Seoul I did some research on places I wanted to visit and this Buddhist temple turned out to be my top favorite destination.

부산 ♡ Haeundae Beach

It's still cold outside and even though my lecture period is over, work for my term paper goes on and on while my motivation this week has gone on its own vacation without me.

Seeing that the last couple of days didn't feel really great for me and other issues decided to beat a path to my door, too - I just started to miss Korea a bit more than before and since it's been almost a month since I last posted anything regarding my last trip, it was definitely about time to carry on. 

So here we are with today's update (that should have been up yesterday), where I share some more details about our first afternoon/night in Busan last summer.

I talked about the general Busan-trip and a small overview here. You should go and re-check it since I will hyperlink the posting to day #2 there as well.

부산 ♡ in the far southeast

After our first two weeks in Seoul we decided to pack up some things and take a trip somewhere else. Seoul is a great place with many things and places to discover and explore but it was really important for me to see as much from Korea as possible.

A part of my boyfriend's family lives close to Busan, which made it extra convenient for us in terms of lodging. His mother accompanied us as well and - oh lord - they were all so incredibly warm and nice to me and I honestly can't say how much I enjoyed our short journey of exploration.

Since I have a ton of photos from the two or three days we spent in the far southeast of Korea, this here will be the vanguard only.