Recently, I visited my family in the northwest outskirt of Seoul, which is my reason for choosing this topic. My family emigrated to the United States, in New York City, when I was five years old and it was my first time returning to Korea since. My extended family is quite large, my mother is the middle child of five and my father is the middle child of six. Each of my aunts and uncles are all married with at least one child, so during my visit I had plenty of tour guides to show me around. Hopefully, my perspective as a Korean-American will provide a slightly better understanding and insight in the Korean travel experience.

There is an old folklore that I remember from childhood, of how the Korean peop

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