South Korea. Mokpo - October

Next, we took a ferry from Jeju to Mokpo. The first thing that surprised me was the cabin arrangement. They sold as a place in a room for 12 people where everyone lies on a floor.

Though it may sound peculiar, I found it surprisingly comfortable to relax before exploring the rest of the ship.

This is what the cabin looks like:

The journey on the ship lasted approximately four hours, and we arrived in Mokpo in the evening:

Mokpo is a small coastal town that, personally, didn't captivate me with its charm. However, we decided to embark on a brief excursion to a tea plantation. The highlight of the visit turned out to be the bus stop. It was the first time I had witnessed such a well-equipped and comfortable bus stop: fan, wifi, heated benches, and a stylish wooden appearance:

Streets of Mokpo:

Traditional Korean place:

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