I took a yellow bus from the Namsan tower and later transit with a blue bus to Cheonggyecheon as advised by a very kind retired professor. He speaks english fluently and even praises about Malaysia because his wife has been to Malaysia many times.
When I reached City Hall, a rush of feeling swept me as if I was in Shinjuku, Japan. It was the same feeling. The city is soooooooooooo huge. A Metropolis. Hmm..if I can compare it with Malaysia, it is like standing in the middle of Putrajaya goverment buildings.

Road heading to Cheonggyecheon

Cheonggyecheon no

I don't know what they were doing but so pretty!





The first path leading to Cheonggyecheon.

The first stream.



People having picnic.





I was able to walk until Dongdaemun cause my feet was dem tired! It was only halfway of the whole route.






My tired feet crossing the stream.
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Compare it with Sungai Klang that pass through the center of Kuala Lumpur.
haiz...
I guess Korea people prefer drink soju that is like clear water, while Malaysian like to drink Teh Tarik.
That why the river so big difference.