I Drove 586kms in SOUTH KOREA!😍 Seoul to Busan Road trip! #TravelWSar

Sherin in that black shirt kinda top and white trousers looked soooooo beautiful 😍❤️

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Only European countries charge you for washroom. US also doesn't charge and washroom is available at every gas station.

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Love loved the vlog and your confidence of driving out of India just awesome, very inspiring 😍😍😍

Just wow the road to busan was so soothing even to watch I can only imagine 8n real❤❤❤..also really .love the song in bckgroound....pls share singer name and song name ❤❤❤

in india for toilet also they charge very disguisting plus its not clean

Loving this series. But one thing I have to say is that you should use a mic. I had full volume of my phone, and still was difficult to hear some parts especially Sharon's voice. I thought my phone volume was at fault 😂😂 and tried some other videos. But they were sounding perfect.

why would you give diff airbnb link its not the same ?

hi sarah! been watching you across all your travewls. i want to tell what i love the most is how brave and fearless you are... to always take on the next task. Even in places where there is language barrier you do things which many people would avoid but even if you are scared, you challenge and push yourslef. When you went solo to Paris, driving in SK, etc. etc. you are epitome of courage and boldness. I have so much to learn from yu. Admire your "will figure it out"attitude so so much. I have seen whenever you travel with others also, you are the one who is always vigilant and observant of every little to big thing. You make a mental note of every requirement IN ADDITION TO being the vlogger, explaining for us and being in the front seat always. You are extremely dependable Sarah! <# I hope there are times when you can depend too, I feel you do that a lot around Reet. But you are such a strong woman. So proud. Even figuring out directions, metro cards, foreign cureency etc etc, you are never tired you always want to explore and explore. Love you #SarahSquad

Sarah is coolest and rich aunt to ishaan she's literally using a burberry bag as a pillow in nana Nani's park 😂❤

You missed the most beautiful scenic spots in Busan ! Gamcheon village, sky Capsule, Yonggungsa Temple to name a few. Been to Busan last year and even 2 days were not enough for me to cover all places. I hope you had planned this well like your Europe trips. I got so much info from your Paris trip and it helped me a lot while planning my trip to Paris.

Loving these Korean adventures with Sarah ❤😊

You’re so inspiring!!! I so want to travel with my girls now! Love these… keep it coming ❤️

As an Indian, this comparison honestly hurt my sentiments a little. Appreciating another country is completely fine, but repeatedly highlighting only the negative sides of India feels unfair. Every country has flaws, and India is still developing while managing such a huge population and incredible diversity, which itself is a massive challenge. Things like infrastructure, cleanliness, traffic discipline, and public systems definitely need improvement, but India also offers things many developed countries struggle with strong family values, culture, hospitality, affordability, emotional warmth, and unity in diversity. Comparing only the weaker aspects creates a very negative image and ignores how far the country has already come despite its population and scale.

Sara, I absolutely love your content and I’m genuinely obsessed with Impulse Coffee. ❤️ Watching your Korea vlogs has been so interesting, and I completely understand why you’re impressed by so many things there. But I also feel that sometimes in India, the problem isn’t only the government it’s us too. For example, recently I travelled on the new Delhi–Dehradun highway and was genuinely surprised by how clean and well-maintained the washrooms were. But within a short time, people had already started damaging and misusing some of the facilities. It made me realize that while better infrastructure is important, maintaining it is equally our responsibility. The discipline and civic sense we admire abroad are also habits that citizens practice every day. India definitely has a long way to go, but I believe there are many positive changes happening as well. If we, as citizens, contribute a little more by following rules, respecting public spaces, and caring for public property, these improvements can go much further. 🇮🇳✨ Loved the vlog as always, and thank you for sharing your experiences so honestly.

I loveeee strong, independent women & that's why I love Sarah Sarosh 🙇🏻‍♀⭐🤍

How confidently you drive on left hand side drive. Amazing.

Did you visit to Gamcheon Culture Village in Busan?

Can u please recommend some restaurant for halal foods that we can have in south korea and u can even include these recommendations in every travel with sar