Everland is the largest theme park in Korea, with a zoo, water park, and amusement park. Even though it rained half the day and it was a weekday, there were still plenty of people there. It took about an hour from our home to get there and we spent over six hours exploring the park, including time out for Elizabeth to take a nap. Korea has great baby facilities by the way, all free of charge. Elizabeth's favorite part of the park was the zoo and safari ride.
Welcome to Everland, here's my ticket to get in.
Ready for the fun to begin...
Come Daddy, I want to show you the monkeys.
It's way too hot out. I am SWEATING!
Ice cream break. Yes, it's Dippin' Dots and it was only 2,500 won ($2.00ish).
Waiting in the long line for the Safari Ride.
Here we go...
Your eyes are full of curiosity. Korean summer is very hot, I remember.
ReplyDeleteaw so sweaty! but look at her having so much fun with the animals!
ReplyDeletepoor baby, she is sweating so much.
ReplyDeleteDid she like looking at all the animals?
ReplyDeleteShe loves animals and calls everything "mung mung" AKA doggy. We're working on the different names...until then, "mung mung here, mung mung there!"
ReplyDeleteThose safari rides are nice! This way they can get really close to the animals. A bunch of English teachers ended our classes early and took a day off from Hak Won and went to Everland. The owner of the hak won was furious, but we had a blast.
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