The Heart of Seoul

What cities do you want to visit?

I hear that Seoul is a vibrant city with a rich blend of history, culture, and modernity.

I heard that one standout destination is Gyeongbokgung Palace which is one of the largest of the Five Grand Palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty and offers a glimpse into Korea’s royal history.

I learned it has a stunning architecture, beautiful gardens, and the Changing of the Guard ceremony as its main highlights.

In addition to Gyeongbokgung, other notable attractions include:

In a connecting flight on my return from a European trip, I happened to share seats with my country men who were returning from a world leadership conference that held in Seoul, and they couldn’t stop talking about how magnificent the city of Seoul is.

What’s the one place you’d like to visit?

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Voir le monde…

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What cities do I want to visit? You mean, besides all of them?

Based on my travel history over the last 16 years or so, my favorite travel destinations are San Diego, CA and New York, NY. Any excuse to visit those cities and I am there. No hesitation. The answer to this question then is where else do I want to visit?

I have never been to Europe so most of my daydream destinations are there. London, Paris, Rome, Berlin. All the places you would expect, but also Glasgow, Dublin, Athens, Florence and all the smaller targets that you would also expect. Also… you know… all cities and towns, large and small across all countries. Like I said, which cities? All of them.

You can say the same for cities in Asia, South America, Africa, and Australia too, but when it comes to continental travel, seeing everything there is to see in Europe is going to be my first goal.

As for the rest of the United States, I’ve seen some pretty magical places, but I’ve barely scratched the surface of travel in my country. I want to someday visit San Francisco, CA, Portland, OR, Seattle, WA, Las Vegas, NV, Chicago, IL. I’ve been in Chicago once, but we never got out of the car. I’d like to rectify that at some point.

So the list of cities I’d like to visit is effectively infinite. I mean, sure there are a finite number of them but given time and money constraints and also my age, they may as well be infinite. I’m still holding out for a Xmas season road trip to Manhattan. What do you say, Jen? Wanna leave tonight and spend tomorrow in the Big Apple? I’m game if you are.

https://robertjames1971.blog/2023/12/15/destinations/

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What cities do you want to visit?

In the heart of a bustling Byzantine named Serenity Heights, skyscrapers touched the sky like giants reaching for dreams and castles , sprits and soul name it kingdom of heaven .

The streets below were alive with the harmonious rhythm of laughter music, history and spirits , the hum of vibrant life, equality and the balance with deep earth and gods connected soil that no other place can be found .

Serenity Heights was not just a city; it was a mosaic of cultures, a celebration of diversity and a home of gods .

Strolling through the city’s enchanting parks, people found respite amidst blooming gardens and the soothing melody of fountains with deep soul connections to the lost planet .

The aroma that starts from the coffe to the taste of everything is wafted through the air, tempting taste buds with flavors from around the world in just one pinned location .

At the heart of Serenity Heights stood a majestic library and equality , a testament to the city’s reverence for knowledge.

Streets lined with art galleries and theaters showcased the creativity that flowed through the veins of the city and at the same time walls where our ancestors carved on , Every corner seemed to unveil a new adventure and a historical story of its a deep emotional connecting to the past and future , inviting humans to explore and discover the magic woven into the city’s tapestry.

In Serenity Heights, time seemed to slow down,

allowing its visitors who are in search of deep connection to life and existence to savor every moment.

The city wasn’t just a destination; it was an experience and recharge of energy and self heal a canvas painted with the collective aspirations of those who called it home.

As the sun set, the city’s lights danced, casting a warm glow with an artistic skies that reflected the unity and shared joy that defined life in this beautiful haven.

It’s Byzantine

The Glitch

In a quaint town nestled between rolling hills and blooming meadows, residents discovered a unique path to a beautiful heaven.

Instead of seeking grandeur, they embraced simplicity, finding joy in shared moments and the gentle cadence of daily life.

The community flourished as kindness and compassion became the currency of their interactions, creating a haven where love and understanding painted the world in vibrant hues.

Each sunrise was a promise of new beginnings,

and every sunset whispered tales of gratitude. In this heavenly place, the true beauty of life unfolded in the tapestry of genuine connections and the serenity of a shared existence.

Hicham mneimne.com

https://hichammartstudio.art.blog/2023/12/15/byzantine-%f0%9f%93%8c/

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