Hahaha thanks so much for all of your support and comments @youtubeuser5768! 😊 Made our day with that one! Hope you have an amazing week, and take care eh!
another good random adventure! it doesnt have to be the most crazy stuff everytime, sometimes simply seeing a place different to what you are used to with its own charm can be enough!
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words @BasicStealthcamping! Also really appreciate the support! Happy that just seeing these types of neighbourhoods have some interest as well! Hope all is well!
Thank you for another random adventure! 🇰🇷 Not every area is going to be that exciting when it comes to things to experience and explore, and that’s normal. Especially in newer areas. Please don’t think we will get disappointed. Some people will watch these videos before moving to Seoul and find it really useful. For the rest of us we are just happy to tag along with the two of you. 😊
@misscaroline542 thank you so much! Agree that it can't always be exciting every time, and that's part of the name of the game. We never know what kind of video it will be when we are filming as it's truly random and all over the place, but glad to be able to show off a nice area at least! Really appreciate all of your kind words and support, and hope all is well!
@paulk4662 thank you so much for watching! Glad that we could show some new areas of Seoul, and we're hoping to do a lot more around the entire country soon as well!
Congrats on reaching 10k! Big milestone. Came across your channel from your 10 years in Korea video and been watching ever since. Wish you guys more success in the future
i thought the place was very interesting. especially that small two-storied apartment complex. i can only imagine how vibrant it must've been 20 years ago. also the markets that were closing down. i wish i could personally go and explore those. pretty cool spots for shooting movies, if you asked me. thank you guys for another one of these. huge fan of the random neighborhood videos. i haven't missed a single one.
@knafice the old buildings we found in the beginning were quite interesting eh! Was lucky to stumble upon them for sure, as they were a big contrast to the rest of the area. Also thank you so much for watching and for your support! Really appreciate it, and take care!
Congrats, I hope you grow even more ❤ So proud to see me with my bf Phil in the patreon section every time 😃 It's getting harder and harder to find our names, that's a good sign for sure!
@Isaog7 thanks so much for the kind words and support Isa and Phil! 🙏 Even just watching our videos from time to time is huge support for us, and what you guys have done has given a lot of financial assistance and motivation to keep working harder for the future! Also please never feel any burden to stay subscribed on Patreon. You've done a lot already, and will be forever appreciated! Hope you guys are doing well and healthy, and have an amazing week!
@@lostthenfound this money is good invested. We know where it's going and we enjoy your Videos a lot 😊 Our next trip to Korea will be even better with all the information you provided us so far. Have a good start into the new week!
I enjoy walking the cafe street beside the stream more than the path along the stream itself, especially in the autumn. I don't associate it with Canada, as I've never been there, but I definitely get the "not Korea" vibe you describe. That draws me to it. And as you go from west to east beneath Gangnam-daero, the cafes and restaurants just keep going all the way to the area near Maebong Station.
@MikeFromKorea the path by the cafe street was really nice and peaceful for sure! Reminds me a lot of some of the pathways along the West coast near Incheon. Will have to check out more towards Maebong Station as well, as it appears there's a mountain to hike up there that looks pretty cool!
@@TradeGenius thanks a lot for the idea! We don't watch many K Dramas to be honest so I'm not sure we could do it justice, but definitely something to consider for the future!
I love watching your vlogs! ❤ ever since I found out about your channel, I’ve been watching your past videos like my favourite tv series 🤩 please keep doing what you do it’s awesome :)
@thatkoalabear wow thank you so much for checking out our videos and for the nice comment too! Comments like this make us want to keep working hard and improving, so we really appreciate the kind words! Hope you're happy and healthy, and have a great week! 😊
I rarely subscribe to channels except for those about bunnies and studying English. But this is the only channel I subscribe to because it is very useful and helpful. Thanks a lot. Take care during the hot summer.🐰🐰🐰
@tobin1004 thank you so much for the really nice comment! Really happy to hear that, and it's been so hot recently so stay cool and let's hope this weather passes quickly! PS bunnies are awesome! 🐰❤
One of Japanese corwarker lived in 양제지역 when he worked in Korean office. He enjoyed 양제river cycling almost every weekend. This youtube remind me his story. Thanks.
@-oskco6117 the rivers around 양재 and Seoul are so amazing for cycling. He lived in an excellent location for sure, and thanks a lot for watching and sharing his story!
Wow huge Gratz guys on 10k subs that's amazing! 😁 Your channel will definitely continue to grow. Thank you so much for all your hard work so far guys and for your amazing and beautiful content that you continue to bring to us all 🤟😁💚
Because of the river, the Yangjae Citizens Forest is one of the best places to see cherry blossoms IMO! And it's not as busy as some of the other locations. It also has some memorials to historical events, like the department store collapse, and an air disaster. The mall type areas around that costco are often eerily deserted so my experiences in Yangjae have been similar to yours: where are the people!??! :D
@jennybento ah thanks so much for the tip! Will have to check it out during the spring, as we have never been before. Also I completely forgot that the department store collapse was around 양재. I can't imagine how the people felt at the time, as it was so tragic. Agree with you that the area is quite deserted though eh! Anyways thanks a lot for watching and for commenting! Hope all is well!
That condemned apartment building @2:35 actually seemed pretty spacious inside. Just two small buildings with a courtyard in the middle. Looks intimate. I think it would have been cool to live there if it was still livable.
@blackbelt2000 it's a pretty nice building eh! They don't make those types of apartments in Korea very often these days. They are all cookie cutter high rise apartments that almost look dystopian haha! Would definitely have been cool to live there!
Hey... not every random neighbourhood can be an exciting home run... But if you're looking for mellowness and serenity this fits the bill quite nicely! I'd live there.
That's true Alex! Definitely a part of the randomness, although I keep waiting for us to get one of the subway lines in Incheon or down in Yongin, but we keep getting a line from #1-9 in Seoul for some reason haha. The neighbourhood is really nice too! It's also so close to the Express Bus Terminal to go across the country easily, so the people that live there are lucky! Hope all is well and thanks again for watching!
Thanks so much Howard! Really appreciate your support and for sticking around through all of our ups and downs over the past few years! You've helped us a lot along the way, and hope all is well! Take care eh!
Do you guys ever do personal / guided tours? I’ve noticed there are a ton of them on Trip Advisor & Trazy. And this channel has been super helpful in helping me plan my first time trip. I would’ve sent a DM but I have no clue how to do that on RU-vid haha
@Runjinrun2 we don't have any plans to run tours at the moment, but really appreciate the curiousity! We might give it a try someday in the future too!
@ICDeadPeeps thanks so much for all of your support, watching the videos, and nice comments! We are extremely fortunate and lucky to be able to make videos like this and to have people watch them. Will keep trying our best to explore the world and share interesting places as honestly as possible for the future!
Have you considered selling private tours around Seoul? I think that people watching your channel who are going to Seoul and who do not have much time to prepare for the visit will be happy to pay you to show them interesting and non-obvious places. Such an original trip, selection of places according to LTF. I think it would be an interesting addition to your channel.
@grbx4325 thanks a lot for the idea! A few people have asked this, but for now we are putting all of our time into the videos so we don't have time to do tours yet. It's something we will consider for the future though!
Can you do a video on the new parks that have opened on in parts of the old Yongsan base? I used to work at the hospital on base and walked through those fields to work every day.
@kayledawson4283 this is something that we are both interested in, and you should check out @MikeFromKorea who made a video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cYdFKUuHGd8.html. They don't let people film inside unfortunately, but he talks a lot about what he saw inside and reflects on his time when he used to live there back when he was in the American Military. I think it will be interesting for you!
Gangnam seems to fascinate Koreans. To me, it feels like a slightly cleaner version of every other area of Seoul, with possibly fewer annoyances and bad smells. My office is at Samsung station, and when I drive home at night, I open my car windows and catch the aroma of good food while I drive down Gangnam dae-ro. By contrast, my town in the evenings largely smells like fried chicken and pizza.
This is a very good observation @marcellostraps! Also agree with you about Gangnam. Definitely a lot of great restaurants around the area, and you can also end up paying a lot more for a 삼겹살 or 감자탕 meal that you could find elsewhere for cheaper.
@@lostthenfound Awesome, thank you. I saw someone else who would ride the metro and randomly get off at a station and explore and decided that’s how I want to explore when I travel from now on. Then seeing you use the spin the wheel app and watching your videos…I’m even more excited to do this on all my future travels.
