My first night alone, i find a beautiful spot... but realise the following morning that it was a graveyard !

Pont en bois de 387 m delong ! Depuis, comme son nom l'indique, il s'agit de regarder la lune se lever

Tête de Bouddha gravée sur un rocher massif. Pas plus de recul car face à lui, d'autres roches

Autour de cette sculpture, de nombreux petits temples

Comme d'hab on fête ça par des crêpes. Là je galère, ça crame

La piste est souvent parfaite. Mais il arrive parfois qu'elle ne mène... nulle part

Ou sur des terrains glissants ! Une dame a ensuite gentiment nettoyé David et son vélo

Back inland on the "Four rivers trail"

15 oktober 2019, Sydkorea ⋅ ⛅ 16 °C

We split up for a few days with David so that I can do some sightseeing while he finishes his video about his previous country : China.
I leave the eastern coast trail to go back inland, to join another famous cycling path in Korea : the "Four rivers trail" that connects Seoul in the north to Busan in the south. If we had not decided to go onto the east coast or to visit the island of Jeju, we could have spent two or three weeks only on this cycling path ! (but it might have been boring).
On the way, I visit the "traditional" (touristic) village of Andong, which gathers houses of different architectural styles and techniques, a very long wooden bridge, cute coffees and a folk museum.

Then David catches up with me and we continue our ride towards the south to take a ferry to the volcanic and scenic island of Jeju.Läs mer

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