Schoolgirls pass through a labyrinth in the middle of the J-Bug Complex. |
Most Koreans don't like to catch a tan, so on hot days you'll find many of them sitting in the shade. Even on beaches people tend to bathe in their clothes, or under parasols. |
The view from inside the J-Bug. |
We explored a crowded flea market nearby. |
Onlookers sit on the banks of the Han. You can see the Olympic Stadium on the other side of the river. |
The view of the J-Bug from the river bank. |
Soon we were back on our bikes, heading east through Hangang Park. |
Crossing back to the south bank. |
Back at the Tancheon, tributary of the Han. |
The Olympic Stadium. |
Crossing back to Daecheong. |
Back in Angela's neighbourhood. |
Looking through these photos reminds me what a wonderful cycle we had. It was great seeing the city via such tranquil, uncongested routes. Yet we only saw a small portion of the Han River, and there are dozens of other streams and cycle paths for us to see. Hopefully we'll find the time to do a lot more cycling while we're here!
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