Peripatetic

Bath is a lovely town laced with canals and delicate buildings in the southwest region of Europe.  Famed for its Roman baths (hence the name) it is also great for walking around and shopping. As mentioned, the Roman Bath museum is one of its largest tourist attractions, and despite being busy it is well worth the trip. Though I have few photos, it is only due to it being more interesting to experience rather than photograph everything. The water is surprisingly quite warm and you can taste water from a separate source at the end. Warm and metallic taste, but worth it.  This was taken from the spot where the statue of Julius Caesar was The town itself is gorgeous with distinctly European townhouses. Pulteney Bridge is also another noteworthy spot as the bridge supports shops and a road across it.   We were given a guide of the canals and walked along them. Peaceful and scenic, you may also get to watch the use of the locks; mov...

My Korean Experience Last year I took a mini holiday to South Korea. It was the most memorable experience of my life! I visited Gangnam in Seoul which is one of the richest and biggest areas in South Korea. Is one of the biggest shopping districts with various fashion from around the world. There are various activities to do whilst visiting Gangnam (which is also based off the famous song by South Korean singer PSY).  While I travelled to there I visited many department stores and bought various items from there.  I also visited the Samsung D'light which is an exhibition that showcases all the newest and upcoming technology.  The weather when I went was very cold as it was winter season for Korea. I stayed in the Imperial Palace Hotel in Seoul, and during the day and night I met up with my friends to go explore and have fun whilst on this short trip.  At night there are many clubs that we visited and spen...