Stroll & Soul

Stroll & Soul ✨Wander. 🌎 Discover. 🍃 Savor. 🥘

Sharing our humble travels, food finds, beautiful corners, and the simple joy of taking a stroll.

10/24/2026

📍Malaga & Ronda, Spain 🇪🇸

There is something special about southern Spain. The warm sunshine, the beautiful streets, the charming architecture, and that relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere make you want to slow down and take it all in.

We wanted to explore, enjoy the local sights, discover good food, and simply appreciate being somewhere new.

And that’s what I love most about traveling. It’s not always about checking off famous landmarks or squeezing everything into one itinerary. Sometimes, it’s about walking through unfamiliar streets, noticing the little details, tasting something new, and making memories with the people you love.

10/09/2026

Three little views, one beautiful autumn day. 🍎🍂 Taking in the beauty of fall, one stroll at a time.

📍 Amherst, Ohio
🛍️ Farm Market: Daily, 10 AM–6 PM
🎃 Fall Festival: Saturdays & Sundays, 10 AM–6 PM
⏰ Last entry for the Fall Festival is at 5 PM.

Tip: You can visit the Farm Market for fresh apples, apple c***r, and delicious apple c***r donuts without paying Fall Festival admission!

Perfect for a little fall adventure with family and friends. 🍁🤎




📍 Hillcrest Orchards

10/04/2026

Sunlight catching the leaves and crisp apples waiting to be picked. Drop a comment below with your go-to apple recipe for the weekend!

08/24/2026

Seoul is a city made for walking. 🇰🇷🚶‍♀️✨

From the elevated walkways of Seoullo 7017 to the lively streets of Namdaemun Market, every step reveals a different side of the city. Walking is an important part of daily life in South Korea, whether commuting, running errands, or simply enjoying the neighborhood.

📍Bongeunsa Temple🏙️➡️🏯 STROLL & SOUL | Where Modern Seoul Meets Ancient Serenity Just steps away from the dazzling skysc...
08/24/2026

📍Bongeunsa Temple

🏙️➡️🏯 STROLL & SOUL | Where Modern Seoul Meets Ancient Serenity

Just steps away from the dazzling skyscrapers and shopping scene of COEX Mall, we found a completely different side of Gangnam at Bongeunsa Temple. Founded in 794, this historic Buddhist temple has stood for more than 1,200 years—a peaceful sanctuary surrounded by one of Seoul’s most modern districts.

For Stroll & Soul, this is exactly the kind of experience we love sharing: destinations that invite you to stroll beyond the obvious and connect with the soul of a place. 💛 From busy streets to quiet temple paths, from towering buildings to traditional roofs, and from sightseeing to moments of reflection—travel is sometimes about finding the beautiful contrasts that make a city unforgettable.

ℹ️ Handy for tourists:

Bongeunsa is at 531 Bongeunsa-ro, Gangnam-gu, and is only about 135 meters from Bongeunsa Station, Exit 1 (Line 9). Entrance is free, and the temple grounds are generally open daily, although visiting hours may vary around religious services. It also offers Buddhist cultural experiences and Templestay programs, including meditation and traditional temple practices.

📝 Temple etiquette to remember:

Keep your voice low, dress respectfully, avoid interrupting worshippers, and follow signs before taking photos. When entering a Buddhist sanctuary, use the side entrances rather than the center entrance. 👟 Remove your shoes when required.

💡 Our Stroll & Soul tip: Pair your COEX visit with Bongeunsa Temple. After the shopping, food, aquarium, and city buzz, cross over to a place where you can slow down, breathe, and experience a different rhythm of Seoul. 🌿

Because sometimes, the best travel memories aren’t just the places you see… they’re the places you feel. 💛

📍 Hummus Kitchen 코엑스A little taste of the Middle East right in the heart of Seoul! Hummus Kitchen at Parnas Mall, right ...
08/23/2026

📍 Hummus Kitchen 코엑스

A little taste of the Middle East right in the heart of Seoul!

Hummus Kitchen at Parnas Mall, right next to COEX Mall, is a cozy spot serving a flavorful mix of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired dishes.

The menu goes beyond its signature creamy hummus and includes favorites like falafel, shakshuka, kebabs, curries, salads, pita dishes, and more—with options for different tastes, including vegetarian choices. It’s also known as a halal-food restaurant. (Emmaru⁠)

📍 Location: Parnas Mall, B1, 521 Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul — easily accessible from Samseong Station and connected to the COEX complex. (다이닝코드⁠)
🕚 Hours: 11:00 AM–10:00 PM (daily)
📞 02-3453-6811 (다이닝코드⁠)

Definitely a nice option when you’re craving something different while exploring the COEX and Gangnam area!

International fellowship right after church service. 💕

Quick ramen fix at the Incheon International Airport arrival area. 🍜 The best part? There are some food options in the s...
08/21/2026

Quick ramen fix at the Incheon International Airport arrival area. 🍜 The best part? There are some food options in the same area if ramen isn’t your thing. A convenient stop when hunger hits right after landing! ✈️

Three kinds of kimchi because apparently one just isn’t enough. lol Then came this giant bowl of seafood soup that hugge...
08/10/2026

Three kinds of kimchi because apparently one just isn’t enough. lol

Then came this giant bowl of seafood soup that hugged his soul and reminded him why he can never say no to Korean food. His stomach is happy, his heart is full, and his diet… we’ll talk about that tomorrow. 🍲🦐🥬

Let’s pretend that my big bowl of soup isn’t there. That’s definitely a delicious one!

08/09/2026

📍Gyeongbukgung Palace
Getting there by subway:
* 🚇 Gyeongbokgung Station (Line 3) – Exit 5 (about a 3-minute walk)
* 🚇 Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5) – Exit 2 (about a 6-minute walk

✅ DOs

1. Respect the palace buildings – Admire the architecture, but avoid touching historic structures.
2. Stay on designated paths – Follow signs and barriers to help preserve the palace grounds.
3. Speak quietly – Keep noise to a minimum so everyone can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.
4. Wear comfortable shoes – The palace is large, and you’ll be doing plenty of walking.
5. Wear a complete hanbok if you want free admission – Visitors wearing a properly worn hanbok (top and bottom) are eligible for free entry.

❌ DON’Ts

1. Don’t climb or sit on historic structures such as walls, platforms, or railings.
2. Don’t litter – Use the trash bins or take your rubbish with you.
3. Don’t fly drones unless you have official permission.
4. Don’t block pathways or stand in front of others for long photo sessions, especially during the guard-changing ceremony.
5. Don’t wear revealing or incomplete hanbok if you’re claiming free admission – The hanbok must meet the palace’s dress guidelines.

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