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7 Days of Spring in Seoul | my guide to slow travel and food

Hi friends! I spent seven slow spring days in Seoul — wandering gently, eating well, and learning how to rest as a family of three. This video is not a checklist, but a quiet guide to slow travel, food, and choosing joy over rush. Spring in Seoul felt different this time. Now as a mom, traveling has changed the way I see the world. Instead, we moved slowly between cafés, quiet streets, shared meals, and moments of pause. This trip became less about where we went and more about how it felt to be there. If you’ve ever felt tired of rushing through places, I hope this gives you permission to travel differently — to allow a city to meet you at your own pace. If this kind of travel speaks to you, you’re very welcome here. Thank you for watching 🤍 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 00:00 Preview 01:15 day 1 — Arrival in 📍 Seoul, South Korea (Sungnyemun Gate & the Namdaemun neighborhood) 02:55 day 2 — In nature, the soul learns how to breathe again. (Seokchon lake, quiet moments by the water, wandering around Lotte) 06:32 day 3 — Childlike wonder where joy feels simple (Seoul Children's Grand park & the Children's museum) 09:16 day 4 — When the sun sets, time slows and presence begins (walks by the Hangang river & Chonggyecheon stream, city lights, unhurried nights) 13:45 day 5 — Looking back, learning how to move forward (Gyeongbokgung Palace, Insadong old street, lingering history) 17:00 day 6 — Eating slowly is a ritual of love and connection. (Namdaemun & Myeongdong markets, shared meals, Seongsu warm cafés) 19:57 day 7 — Happiness lives in the stillness we share. (farewell, gently) ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 📷 instagram — www.instagram.com/femsnest 🎵 tiktok — www.tiktok.com/@femsnest