Taking the monorail round Wolmido Island would perhaps be better if one could understand Korean. There was a lady there holding a microphone, explaining the sights in the language. According to a brochure, there are eight views to take note of; so, I suppose the lady would point them all out. Since we don't speak or understand Korean, we paid no attention to her and couldn't really identify the eight views ourselves. Our guide did point out the Incheondaego Bridge at one point but I wasn't sure which one. What seemed like a bridge in the distance did noy really look like the bridge in the brochure. Anyway, there were four stations there which I think we could stop but didn't: the Wolmi Sea Station, Museum Station, Wolmi Park Station and Wolmi Culture Street Station. Perhaps, given a choice, I would at least stop at Wolmi Park Station and take a walk in the Korean Traditional Garden. There are tradional Korean-styled buildings there and it was autumn. The trees were more yellow and orange than green. Would be nice to walk there...
Here's Wolmido Island!
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