So nothing really exciting has been going on here in Korea. I came down with the flu and was sick for about a week. I had to go to Yonsei's Severance Hospital and I got medicine -_- So I'll update my food blog in a bit (but while I was sick I barely ate a thing, or hardly anything worth taking a picture of).
But today I re-visited Incheon International Airport. I never really noticed how spectacular this airport actually is (because when I arrived I was so tired and didn't really take any pictures). This airport is apparently the "Best Airport" for 7 years or so says the banners. But this airport is definitely something. While stepping off the train to the terminal I noticed the Ice Forest, a large indoor ice-skating ring...inside an airport!!
But today I re-visited Incheon International Airport. I never really noticed how spectacular this airport actually is (because when I arrived I was so tired and didn't really take any pictures). This airport is apparently the "Best Airport" for 7 years or so says the banners. But this airport is definitely something. While stepping off the train to the terminal I noticed the Ice Forest, a large indoor ice-skating ring...inside an airport!!
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| Kids learning to skate |
The airport has everything! There's a huge food court, multiple water features, beautifully arranged plants and flowers used as the centerpieces for the seating areas, internet lounges, and large Samsung televisions that air K-Dramas.
While exploring the food eateries, I stumbled upon Jamba Juice! Jamba Juice's are practically don't exist in Korea. There's maybe one other Jamba, but other than that Korea's #1 smoothie franchise is Smoothie King which I'll try once the weather gets warmer.
Incheon International Airport also has a stage where entertainment can usually be found during the afternoon-evening hours.
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| A performer performing covers from Taeyang, Kara, Girls Generations, and BOA (all famous K-pop groups) |
