SIM Card
Before the trip to Korea, we have booked our SIM card at
ChangiRecommends online site. For people who is traveling for a few weeks
or/and needs both data and call talk time, I think buying a SIM card is useful.
Its 1GB data is more than enough for us to last 3 weeks in Korea and we are
also able to contact each other during our solo day. :)
Buying and collecting the SIM card is so simple: you just
need to purchase it online and then collect it at the airport on the day you
are flying. There is also an instruction manual inside the kit for SIM card
activation.
INTERESTING SIGHTS
- During my trip in Jeju, it is such a common sight to see a lot of white cars. There was once at a carpark, you can only see white cars, and no other colours. I am so curious, “WHY DO MOST PEOPLE IN JEJU DRIVE WHITE CAR?” Can anyone answer that?
- If you have watched “Let’s Eat (featuring Beast’s Doojoon)”, you should have seen the scene where they drank instant coffee after their meal. During the time when we ate at Korean restaurants, it is not hard to notice the coffee dispenser near the entrance/exit of the restaurant. We have drank free coffee there at least three times and boy, each restaurant’s instant coffee tastes so good and have different flavours (e.g. hazelnut). I’m not too sure why they have free coffee dispenser at Korean restaurants, but I LIKE IT!
- In Singapore, students are not allowed to do their hair and nail when they are in school. However, I got a bit of cultural shock when I see elementary school students having their nails polished and maybe had their hair dyed. At high school, their students are already wearing makeup to school. Is this what we called cultural difference?
