Off in the background, that tower is known as the Namsan tower, or the N Seoul Tower, or the CJ Tower. But just calling it the Namsan Tower is good enough. The tower is located on Namsan Mountain in the heart of Seoul and, like pretty much all famous towers, has a very expensive restaurant at the top. There is also a viewing deck which lets you look out across the cityscape. The surrounding mountain areas are popular for hiking and nature viewing as well. There is also an area called Locks of Love where visitors buy locks, write messages and lock them with other locks, then throw the keys over the balcony edge. Can be seen in the video below~

In the area surrounding the Hongik University, known as Hongdae, many shops, bars, restaurants, and clubs can be found. 

This area is extremely popular for the younger crowds and is always bustling with university students who spend a lot of time in the area.

At the end of the post will be a short clip showing one area in Hongdae from TheSeoulGuide.com.

At the top of my list of places I wish to travel to: Seoul, South Korea.

This is a city which I have dreamed of visiting for many years now. Once I have the money, I will be coming here ASAP. When that happens I'll be taking pictures and videos of everything I encounter!!

After I have made it to Seoul, one of the top attractions I want to visit will be Gyeongbok Palace, or in Korean 경복궁. 

This palace was built during the Joseon (조선) Dynasty. It was also the largest of the 5 Grand Palaces: Changdeok Palace (창덕궁), Changgyeong Palace (장경궁), Deoksu Palace (덕수궁), and Gyeonghui Palace (경희궁).