As of February 2013, I have been teaching ESL in South Korea. I spent my first year in Busan, the second largest city in South Korea. As of March 2014, I have been living and teaching in adjacent Gimhae, which is connected to Busan via a lightrail station about a 20-minute walk from my apartment, which I am buying a couch for soon. For the apartment, not the lightrail station.
A multicultural hub in the "Shinae" section of Gimhae, Tong Cafe is where you can find the Gimhae Food Town map. Order a lemon tea (3,000 won) or an Americano (2,500 won), which one of the baristas will ask if you want regular or "strong." You can also watch the ultra slow "Dutch Coffee" process in action, as well as purchase a small (5,000 won) or large (10,000 won) bottle to enjoy at home.
Indian and Nepalese food featuring many familiar dishes like Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Makhani, and Lamb Vindaloo. Various Nepalese goods are also available in an adjacent shop.
I've recently moved to Jangyu (beside Gimhae) where I'm working as an English teacher. I'm interested in taking up yoga here. Does anyone know of English-speaking or foreigner-friendly yoga classes in the area? Any help is much appreciated :)
I'm new in Gimhae, Jangyu...and would appreciate some transport info etc.
There is very little English info in my dong.
Does anyone know the easiest way to travel from Gimhae, Jangyu to Gangwon do province, Gapyeong Station?
Also Do you know schedules for these busses/trains... I work till 9pm and was considering travelling through the night, or getting up seriously early. I want to go to an event and want to obviously party longer...
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