( Orangutan: showing off his muscles )
Children's Grand Park
10/01/2012 @ 어린이대공원 [Children's Grand Park]
Erik, Ji-hyun & I took a trip to the children's zoo in Seoul, out by 뚝섬 [Ttukseom]. The zoo was pretty small and sad, but it was still a fun afternoon followed by another night out in 홍대 [Hongdae].
( Alien Possession Sculpture )
( Metal Beast )
( Giant Frog Sculpture )
( Camel )
( I guess that zoo employees are part of the cast. )
( Zoo Architecture )
( Erik & I on top of the 홍대 Park bathroom )
( One more )
Seoul Grand Park
10/02/2012 @ 서울대공원 [Seoul Grand Park]
Josh & I went out to the other park the very next day. I was there a little over a year ago, and it was as great as I remembered it. It was a super fun time hanging out with the animals.
( Skylift Couple )
( A view from the top )
( Disembarking )
( Park Bridge )
( Flamingos )
( The majestic giraffe )
( Desert Foxes )
( Riding the rhino statue )
How to get to Children's Grand Park [어린이대공원]:
Children's Grand Park Station [어린이대공원역] (Seoul Subway Lines 7) - Exit 1
Walk out of the exit and look to the right. The entrance to the park and the zoo can be seen from Exit 1. Entrance is FREE!
How to get to Seoul Grand Park [서울대공원]:
Seoul Grand Park [서울대공원역] (Seoul Subway Lines 4) - Exit 2
Walk out of Exit 2 and continue to walk forward until you get to the tram-style train station. You can either take the train, or you can turn right and walk for about five minutes and take the sky lift. Both routes will take you to the entrance of the zoo. If you take the train, the next stop is the Seoul Land amusement park.
Elephant Train: 800 won one-way ticket
Sky Lift: 5000 won round-trip ticket
Entrance: 3000 won
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