Buddha's birthday is a national holiday in Korea. Next week on the 28th, he's turning 2500 years old (give or take a couple decades). In celebration and anticipation for it, Seoul had a few late night festivities going on including the lighting of Gyeongbok Palace for five days and the Lantern Festival and Parade.
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
All for the love of Buddha
Buddha's birthday is a national holiday in Korea. Next week on the 28th, he's turning 2500 years old (give or take a couple decades). In celebration and anticipation for it, Seoul had a few late night festivities going on including the lighting of Gyeongbok Palace for five days and the Lantern Festival and Parade.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
the power of the flower
| Friday night, sunset hike on Gaewahsan Mountain, making that my fourth climb in 7 days. |
| View of West Seoul as the sun sets. |
| Zoomed in on a mountain side filled with thousands of azalea flower plants. One of the most breathtaking places I've ever been. |
| Faking a reflective pose along Cheongpyeong Lake. Such a beautiful place. |
| Obsessed with spring time in Korea. |
| The view at the top at Saturday's Azalea Festival. |
| Aju. |
| Getting late, but I can't seem to stop taking photos. |
| Cheongpyeong Lake in Gyeonggi-do. |
| Davi feeling on top of the world. |
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