We spent two nights in Seoul and loving every minute of it. I have a feeling we'll be going again quite soon. Well, I hope we'll be going again. (D,*hint*hint*)
Time for pictures :)

Beautiful eh? Imagine climbing three sets of those stairs at 11pm, after a day spent at the theme park. Ouch!

This is love. Although Nidhi has the 'in pain' expression on her face, I'm convinced that's only because of the super bright and hot sun. lol

Finally, we're here. I thought its kinda similar to Genting Theme Park.

The girls getting their hair braided. Cute little pushcart!

While Daddy and Neha q-ing up for the rollercoster, I had to entertain this someone who still needs to grow taller in order to board the 'thrill' rides.

This is such a nice surprise. I totally forgot about this family picture :)

As we enter Magic Island. . .

And since there were just more 'thrill' rides at Magic Island, I had to distract Nidhi yet again. What is better than letting her enjoy some dry fog? Its anything but dry! LOL!

Neha on the Tree Swing. I had wanted to go on this, but it skipped my mind, until we were walking back to the hotel. Ha-ha-ha!

All is well again when we found this mini version of the pirate's ship :) I lost count how many times she took this ride!

One little girl got on stage to dance with Musimix Band. Neha was invited too, but was too shy!
Then we took the train back to the hotel. Met Musimix again while waiting for the train. Chatted with them all the way home, while Nidhi and Neha dozed off.
Then we had to climb those stairs you saw in the first picture. *grins* Good work out I say!

And this, this blurred, with my head cut off, picture, happens to be the last picture I took. After this was taken, we head to Namdaemun Market to do some shopping. I went a little crazy buying accessories and had no time to take the camera out. (we were a little short on time! really! LOL!).
About 12 hours after the last picture. . . we were home. Home sweet home.
Did I bore you? Sorry.. I know its boring, but I had to update the blog for my family.