Chu-seok (추석) is Korean thanksgiving. We celebrated with the family by eating together and then giving the house a thorough clean. It also meant that we had 2 days off, and then there was another korean national holiday straight after so 3 days off!
We did a whole bunch of interesting things over the holiday, one of which was playing a traditional Korean game called yut-no-li (윷노리), it's a bit like that game frustration, but instead of a die you throw 4 sticks of which there can be 6 outcomes. We then proceeded to play a life size version using humans and pillows which was good fun.
On the last day we went for an early morning hike with some of the youth group from church which was a morning well spent! we had a full panoramic view of Busan at the top, I took a 360 photo to prove it.
We did a whole bunch of interesting things over the holiday, one of which was playing a traditional Korean game called yut-no-li (윷노리), it's a bit like that game frustration, but instead of a die you throw 4 sticks of which there can be 6 outcomes. We then proceeded to play a life size version using humans and pillows which was good fun.
On the last day we went for an early morning hike with some of the youth group from church which was a morning well spent! we had a full panoramic view of Busan at the top, I took a 360 photo to prove it.
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