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Search Advanced searchβ¦. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Seoul, Korea Incheon. Thread starter cmhumphr Start date Jul 11, Any JC'ers know any good spots to hit up in Korea?
I'm open to any sightseeing and nightlife, as long as it doesn't involve me crossing to border to the north.. MikeD Administrator Staff member. Click to expand Boris Badenov Fortis Leader. MikeD said:. Dully noted. The fort at Suwon is pretty good, probably about 30 to 45 min south of Seoul.
You mean Busan right? I'll try and check that one out too, time permitting. TripSix Well-Known Member. Hollywood's club in Itaewon, not far from Hooker Hill. Not a bad expat bar. All the good clubs are in hyongdae.. Man all that sounds like a blast. I'll definitely try this "Soju" for sure. When I went to Hong Kong, I didn't find it that bad to navigate around so much, so we will see about the whole getting lost thing.
I'm meeting up with a friend who lives there. Blackhawk Well-Known Member. Okay, first get the heck out of Incheon. You have no business being in that boring town. Second, buy a subway ticket good luck , and go find Hongdae or Shinchon thats where I would go if you're brave When you get lost and want to connect with the outside world find a PC cafe. Also drink lots of Soju and bring some back for Polar He can't get enough of the stuff.
