Homecoming for Lunar New YearTraffic is congested in Jamwon, south of Seoul, on the Seoul-Busan Highway on Feb. 1, 2019, the eve of the Lunar New Year holiday. Lunar New Year’s Day, which falls on Feb. 5 this year, is a time for family reunions, with Koreans traditionally offering a ritual feast to their ancestors. (Yonhap)
Looks like rush hour traffic on any other Friday …
a listener
5 years ago
Looks like Kim IL Sung day 13 years from now in South Korea if Moon has his wish.
J6Junkie
5 years ago
Or the fall of Seoul like in S. Vietnam 1975.
Flyingsword
5 years ago
As said, looks like an average Friday, nothing special. Now if people were rollerblading down the expressway or picnicking on the roof of their cars that would be Sol Nal traffic.
setnaffa
5 years ago
Everything seems to make Sepul traffic bad. Or worse. But I still love that city of 45,000 villages. They’re doing their level best to homogenize the unique and lovely; but I hope they’ll find Koreans are too stubborn to change completely. The greatest sin would be to see the same set of box stores and bad coffee franchises every mile or so like they did to Dallas, TX.
Looks like rush hour traffic on any other Friday …
Looks like Kim IL Sung day 13 years from now in South Korea if Moon has his wish.
Or the fall of Seoul like in S. Vietnam 1975.
As said, looks like an average Friday, nothing special. Now if people were rollerblading down the expressway or picnicking on the roof of their cars that would be Sol Nal traffic.
Everything seems to make Sepul traffic bad. Or worse. But I still love that city of 45,000 villages. They’re doing their level best to homogenize the unique and lovely; but I hope they’ll find Koreans are too stubborn to change completely. The greatest sin would be to see the same set of box stores and bad coffee franchises every mile or so like they did to Dallas, TX.
SepulSeoulGI, please bring back the “edith button”…