So can you afford a trip to Seoul? If you're not too picky and just make an effort to save some money, you definitely can! Here's a breakdown of my expenses. Airfare, visa fee (if you're a long way from Manila where the consulate is) and shopping not included since I got my ticket at a low promo price and shopping really depends on you. Also, I spent an average of 10,500 won per day for food, which is unrealistic (breakfast was mostly convenience store food and friends treated me to 4 meals). Best to budget at least 20,000 won per day for food, safest would be 30,000 per day.
The end. Gotta go work my butt off to repair this big hole in my pocket.나중에 봬요, 친구!
Najunge bwaeyo, chingu!
See you later, friend!
South Korea Series:Tourist Visa to KoreaRandom Things About KimchilandFrom One Point to AnotherHomes Away From HomeMy First Meal is Not KoreanYou Will Never Go Hungry Here To the North We Go...AlmostStrolling, Collecting Sights A Dose of History: GyeongbokgungDouble Dose of History: Changdeokgung & HuwonPhoto Stop: Bukchon Hanok VillageCare For Some Coffee?Step Back in Time at the Folk VillageTrick Eye MuseumN Seoul TowerWhat's in a (Business) Name? Korea
This Little Mustache Went to (Namdaemun) Market
At the Outskirts: Petite France and Namisum
Hunting for Cherry Blossoms at Yeuido Park
Can't Pronounce It So I Stuffed It in My Mouth
The Most Important Question (you're here!)
