Eom Geum-sun: Ah! Ajumma's Topsy-turvy One-Month South America Travelogue

It doesn't matter if you speak French or Spanish. I don't care if you come on the other side of the world for the first time in your life. From kitchen to earth, you're a good man! The courage and challenge of the 50-year-old woman who has been alone in South America has a hope for South America's journey. There is a romantic dream about a month or so of looking at the Machu Picchu, the cliff hotel in Cuzco, the milky salt desert in Bolivia, the Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina, walking down narrow alleys in the market, walking on buses, looking close to the local people living, and buying food from the streets in the evening, and talking to tourists from around the world. But it's not easy to travel across the world, across South America. Usually there is no time, too expensive, too dangerous areas, or because health does not allow them. This post is a series of experiences of days of unspoken English and Spanish and an older woman who has prepared herself for South America for a month without any guidance. The courage to perform South America's journey, the willingness to do so, and the pleasure of bringing back memories to many older women who are hesitant because of age. I would encourage anyone who wants to walk with a bouncy across South America, as well as the travel information, to read this article.

Korean title: 아! 줌마의 뒤죽박죽 남미 한 달 여행기

Korean author: 엄금순

Korean publisher: 북랩

ISBN-13: 9791168364585