Eat. Memil kalguksu.
This buckwheat noodle soup with local pheasant is perfect to warm you up after a hike under a cool weather.
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| Eat. Memil Kalguksu. |
Pray. Dolhareubang.
This iconic stone grandfather seen throughout Jeju restaurants and villages act as their guardian to keep evil spirits out.
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| Pray. Dolhareubang. |
Love. Haenyo.
The Jeju women divers are the most celebrated phenomena of the island. They dive 20m deep for two mins without any breathing apparatus to harvest abalone, octopus, and other seafood.
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| Love. Haenyo |
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Eat Pray Love Sundays is a series I'm doing, highlighting one destination and how it nourishes travelers and locals alike.
"Eat" features a location's food; how it nourishes the physical body.
"Pray" pertains to anything about worship or nourishing one's spirit.
"Love" is such a broad topic that it covers the rest--people, nature, culture. Those that nourish the soul.
Next Sunday, I'll be putting Singapore on the spotlight!
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