韓國傳統文化 美食 流行時尚之旅 Review

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對於東北亞, 我一直很喜歡韓國, 不是因為連續劇或kpop, 而是他們的文化, 藝術, 建築和美食。 因為我姑且算是藝術家, 去年6月我帶家人去了韓國, 並在朋友的介紹下得知Delectable Travels, 他們因為評價好, 聽說現在還開設Facebook專頁叫Soulful Journey。 總之在介紹之下, 我帶家人參加了他們所安排的5日遊行程, 一開始我還在猶豫到底要不要參加行程, 很怕會是那種, 又趕又要你消費的坑錢路線。 但老實說, 不僅我, 連我家人都一致認同, 這是最棒的一次家族旅遊。 完全打破我對導遊或旅遊行程的概念, 5日下來, 每一天都很滿足, 雖然有些地方是我以前已經去過的, 但他們讓我明白了大地方卻還有隱藏版這件事, 更當地的美食, 更深厚的韓國文化藝術, 更獨特的商街和拍照景點。不僅是在都市首爾, 我和家人都忘不了在安眠島所看到的風景, 現在回想起來還是很感動, 大自然的美景真的是很壯觀, 還有全州的韓屋, 實在是太不真實了, 能在都市看到這麼一大片的傳統韓屋林立在那, 不知覺得好像成為他們歷史其中之一的感覺! 說了這麼多, 重要的是帶領我們體驗這5日的Delectable Travels (Seoulful Journey)團隊, 只能說他們是最不像導遊的導遊, 最像家人的旅遊夥伴, 感謝他們讓我和我的家人多了一份珍貴的回憶。 真心推薦, 如果你在煩惱, 不管是你和你的朋友或家人, 想去韓國旅遊卻不知道怎麼做, 聯絡他們就對了! 聽說他們是在韓國的美國公司, 之前一直都是只有英語的行程, 現在才有了中文行程, 所以不用擔心語言不通的問題, 還有他們不是旅行社, 是像私人導遊那種！這裡給你們他們的網站, 有興趣的話去看一下吧!



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