Symphony of Sky and Sea: A Tale of Two Cities of Seoul and Songdo

#Seoul Itinerary Day 1: Classical and Modern Seoul Early in the morning, I arrived at Gyeongbokgung Palace and bathed in the splendor of traditional Korean culture. The carved beams and painted buildings in the palace reveal the prosperity of the Joseon Dynasty. Then stroll through Samcheong-dong, where the aroma of coffee and books fills the air. Hidden in the alleys are cultural and creative shops with a strong sense of design, which will make you linger. In the afternoon, I headed to the vicinity of Hongdae to experience the youthful and vibrant atmosphere. As the sky gradually darkened, I climbed up the 63 Building and looked down at the night view of the Han River from a high altitude. The twinkling lights were as bright as the stars, which brought a perfect end to my trip to Seoul. Day 2: Romantic time on Songdo Sea Cable Car The next day, I took the high-speed rail south to Busan and headed for the Songdo Sea Cable Car. This aerial route across the sea makes people feel like they are floating on an endless blue canvas. When I got on the cable car, I chose the carriage with a transparent glass floor. Through the clear blue waves under my feet, I could feel the freshness and comfort of the sea breeze on my face. When the cable car slowly moves to Songdo Ocean Skywalk, the beautiful scenery of the sea and mountains intertwined is picturesque and breathtaking. At dusk, the setting sun dyed the sky and the sea red. This gorgeous scenery has become an indelible memory in my heart. The two-day journey was like a symphony of nature and city, soothing every corner of the soul.