I headed over to take a look. My nose told me at least swome what was being offered. The smell of dried fish and seafood products makes itself known
A few more steps gets you to the open plaza around Gwanghwamun. The mountains and a palace in the background and two statues in the foreground
The first is of Admiral Yun and his turtle boat. He must have been some great sailor but dont know of hisw tales or victories
If you continue on, the wide boulevard commemorates King Sejong
He is credited with giving birth to the korean alphabet. I just wished they would have standardized how things are pronounced and romanized
Looking back on where Ive been for the past few moments. Instead of a range of mountains, a range of modern buildings dominte the view. A clear sky and a warmer day than the previous
At the end, there is a T intersenction where the street terminates at Gyeongbok Palace. I thought going to two palaces in one day seemed a bit austentatious. So, I decided to go to Insadong instead and leave this for the following day
