South Korea Seoul Capital Hotel

My wife and I went to South Korea in 2005. We were traveling with a tour group. During our stay in South Korea, we also visited our son in Seoul.

We stayed in Capital Hotel for two nights while touring in South Korea. That was the first night when we arrived in South Korea and the night before flying back to KLIA.

Capital Hotel is located at Itaewon of Seoul. It's only 50 minutes drive from Incheon International Airport to Itaewon. Getting to Myeongdong from Itaewon is just a 30 minutes drive.

Capital Hotel is a 4-star deluxe hotel. It has more than 200 guest rooms with modern facilities. Capital Hotel provides 24 hours caring room service that really appreciated by tourists.

Dynasty Grand Ballroom of Capital Hotel has a seating capacity for 1000 guests. It can be used for holding various party and meeting. In addition to that, Da Do Hae Japanese Restaurant, Sky Buffet Restaurant, Together Cafe, gymnasium, swimming pool and sauna are available in Capital Hotel.

The above photo is an information pamphlet about Seoul. With a copy of this pamphlet in hand, you would be able to travel in Seoul with full satisfaction and bring back your sweet memories when return home.

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These colourful cookies reminded me of my childhood. The cookie is divided into two parts. The lower layer is crispy biscuit and the upper layer is a nibble of sugar. When I was a small boy long ago, I used to eat the lower parts of the cookies first and then enjoyed the sweet nibbles of sugar later.

Same as reading Crayon Shin-Chan, after eating the colourful cookies as if the time had been rewound to childhood. It's so coincidence.

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As Deepavali just around the corner, Malacca Little India at Jalan Bendahara will as bustling as Malacca Jonker Walk. If you are coming to Malacca on Deepavali eve, have a evening walk at Malacca Little India to explore the Indian festive in Malacca.

Malacca Little India is located at the city centre and just lest then 5 minutes walking distance from Renaissance Hotel or City Bayview Hotel. You can get any Deepavali festive supplies from here including festive ornaments, utensils, clothing and cookies. Just like one-stop shopping.

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I believe that one day, Malacca Little India will become a popular tourist attraction in Malacca.