#MyTravelingStory: EXPERIENCE CHUNCHEON & GAPYEONG! (2018 WOWKOREA SUPPORTERS 1ST FIELD TRIP PART 3)

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Ah, it's finally my last post about my first field trip with 2018 WOWKOREA Supporter! I am already looking forward for my next field trip and for writing more here! Okay, so if you have not read my first and second post, go read those first! Go, go! If you have, let's move to the next destination!

#MyTravelingStory: EXPERIENCE GANGNEUNG! (2018 WOWKOREA SUPPORTERS 1ST FIELD TRIP PART 2)

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Continuing my first post about 2018 WOWKOREA Supporter trip to Gangwon-do, here I am writing a new one! This time, still in Gangwon-do, we went to a city near Yangyang, a city called Gangneung! if you are K-Drama lovers, you might be used to hear this, because there are a lots of K-Dramas that filmed their scenes in Gangneung. Should I mention an example? Okay, last year best drama, Goblin! Remember the scene when Ji Eun Tak called Goblin ahjussi for the first time? Yeah it was in Jimunjin beach, Gangneung. But this time, we did not go there, as for our mission to promote another beautiful places in South Korea, we went somewhere else! I personally thing this place is two times more beautiful from the one we visited at our first day. What was that?

#MyTravelingStory: EXPERIENCE YANGYANG! (2018 WOWKOREA SUPPORTERS 1ST FIELD TRIP PART 1)

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I came back with my traveling story~ Last week I got a really great traveling opportunity, supported by a program called WOWKOREA Supporter, arranged by Korea Tourism Organization! More about this program you can check it on their website HERE. As a part of 2018 WOWKOREA Supporter, I will have 4 field trips in total, going around South Korea, to places you (maybe me too) have never known before! Ey~ South Korea isn't only about Seoul guys! If you want to know more about my trip and where will I visit in the future, do not miss my WOWKOREA Supporter post from now on!

#LivinginKorea101: SPRING'S STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL!

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Another Spring post is here! Spring in Korea have many special things, not only cherry blossoms, pretty dresses, blossomed love everywhere, but also strawberries! What? Strawberry? Yeah, if you come from tropical countries, like me I'm Indonesian, you will be surprised of how expensive fruits are in Korea! But in Spring, my most favorite fruit in this world, strawberry, becomes so cheap! Why? Because it's its harvesting time! 

Yesterday, for the first time, I experienced going to strawberry festival, which was a heaven for strawberry lover like me! I never imagine there will be a real strawberry festival in my life. I mean, when I play Harvest Moon (harvesting and life experiencing simulation game from Japan) in my childhood time, I did experience fruits' festival there, depends on what season, you will attend different festivals. But heol, I never thought I will attend a real one. Yes, there's a lot of amazing things happened to me since I came here, like what I've been saying all these time, I'm living a dream, hehe. (Even for little, unimportant things, made me excited already, lol).

THINGS TO DO: SPRING IN KOREA!

Spring is known by its warm weather. People really anticipate this season, especially after a freezing Winter. In Spring, the scenery is becoming beautiful. This is because the cherry blossoms are starting to blossom. *YAAAY!

If you are in Korea, this beautiful scenery cannot be missed! Warm weather, pinkish trees' flower petals, light blue sky, these are indeed, a perfect combination!

But, aren't you curious about what locals do here in Spring? If you are, let us tell you! These are 5 things what locals do in Spring here ...

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Spring is hereeee! Finally! It's so hard for me to face Winter for these past 4 months, well since it's my first time. I was born in Bandung and lived in Malang for 18 years, which are two of cold (not-so-hot) cities in Indonesia, but the minimum temperature I ever faced was only 15 degree celcius (it was storm that time with really strong wind and heavy rain lol) and I had to survive Winter in Korea which ever had extreeme temperature (at least for me), around minus 16 degree celcius! Can you understand me that I always walked around in my long padding jacket, with two packs of hand warmer sand? (I don't know what's its real name) Hahaha, enough for Winter's suffering story! IT IS SPRING ANYWAY~