How much it costs to solo-travel through Korea…🤯🤑
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Eating snacks from outside Starbucks is what locals do as well 😊 Gositel is also a cheap place to get one room for a short stay. I am amazed how Josh figured all this out beforehand 👍🏻 I always overpay in Korea, must learn from this guy 😊
This isn't a hotel. Its a Goshiwon/Gositel.
50 bucks for a whole day? I’ll take it!
*Sigh..* * downloads Duolingo *
Ugh I love Korea! Miss it so much.
I'm just shocked that you've even discovered the existance of gosiwon - It's actually a form of bare-minimum accomodation for young adults who are either cramming for an exam(hence the name 'gosi', Korean term for government-conducted exams) or have just moved out & can't afford a proper place yet.
Lived 3 years in south korea, we used to exchange 200$ american dollars on fridays and had the best time every weekend, specially on Tegu and Busan
本当に、韓国の2つ買ったらもう一つついてくる制度羨ましい
I was utterly blown away by how affordable Korea was. I didn't go bare bones on anything while I was there and kept everything within a reasonable balance of budget friendly and "splugering" and I still spent a fraction of what I would spend here in the states.
I love your energy and really enjoy your content. Thankyou.
If you think that's good go head to Busan it's even cheaper there. Actually I think Busan is sort of "better" than Seoul for my personal tastes. More nature nearby and beaches.
Not that anyone asked but the public transportation in North Dakota is 75¢. Just that it was interesting.
What do you do for work which allows you to travel so much ??
Hey josh great video 😀
Korean metro and bus are so cheap and convenient.
The food looks good!
I love this guy's content so much,I hope he can retains making video in order to help me entertain everyday.
I want to go on a food tour in korea ao bad but i can't eat anything without experiencing pain
Nice! Can you share the name of the hotel? Seems cool
Yo Josh what’s your computer and peripherals? Looking for an ultralight setup that doesn’t break the bank