Here's what it looks like on a Naver map.
Buses run from the Gwangju terminal to 땅끝 twelve times a day, if you're interested. If you go, hike Dalmasan, visit Mihwangsa temple, and stay at the tourist hotel shaped like one of Yi Sun-shin's turtle ships.
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There's no Dokdo. Does that mean that in the future Korea will give up its claim?
or, and correct me if i am wrong in thinking this is rare entertainment in Korea, a caravan park. Literally, small caravans. Awesome. On the beach, too.
Aaron wrote:
There's no Dokdo. Does that mean that in the future Korea will give up its claim?
Just so we're clear, it's the Koreans who are obsessed with Tokto, right? ;)
There's a neighborhood of Honolulu on the way to Hanauma Bay (one of the city's most famous attractions) whose lights, when viewed from a certain vista point at night, look like a map of Korea. Apparently it has gotten a blurb or two in travel articles about Hawaii, but the crowds I ferry around usually would rather see where "Lost" is filmed.
The Honolulu one also has no Tokto, so that is being remedied by construction of an add-on in someone's yard, sponsored by the local consulate.
You wuz robbed, Brian. You should have gotten the ROK Drop Korea Finder this week.
That's the price I paid for choosing to live in a different time zone.
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