Reviews
[Book provided] This precious book brought my dormant travel bug back to life. It's about time to grab the sunglasses. It reminds you that travel doesn't have to be a big deal and makes you want to head off right now on an unplanned trip. It was an oasis in my tiring everyday life. My sister and mother praised it too. The vivid photos and descriptions of landscapes made me feel as if I were there myself, and I could sense the author's warm nature through the viewfinder, which gave the book a
Travel means more than simply visiting a new place. New experiences enliven our lives and let us briefly step away from everyday burdens. Photographer Seo Myeong-gil seems to convey the value of travel through photography. Small City, Big Trip 1 and 2 go beyond ordinary travel guides, suggesting how to preserve travel moments forever. Drawing on the author's insight and sensitivity, they explore human memory, emotion, and the meaning of life through photography and introduce distinctive works
Travel means visiting new places, but it also gives life energy and healing, letting us briefly escape everyday burdens. This book includes photos throughout ๐ท and introduces works that distinctively draw out memories, emotions, and the beautiful scenery and nature of Korea. Reading the text alongside the photos makes the places feel vivid, as if I were there. It made me think there are so many beautiful places in Korea. Photos let us feel time passing and see landscapes and people changing
Small City, Big Trip 1 and 2. There was a time when I loved traveling even more than I do now and went often. Back then I would drive all night without sleeping, even to Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. I still don't know why I suddenly wanted to go, but I thought I had to see the scenic site where famous American presidents are carved into the rock. It was a very small, quiet town that even Americans might visit only once in their lives. The road passed through desolate open land, where missing
This book is really wonderful! Wow, I had no idea our country had hidden places like these. A storybook-pretty bookshop in the woods, murals full of memories, and quiet country roadsโamazing! I should recommend it to lots of people I know. Author, I'd love to see more books in this series. Haha.
I couldn't believe such wonderful, beautiful places were hidden in Korea. Instead of chasing famous destinations and hot spots for Instagram, this book points to little travel destinations tucked away in small towns. It is a comforting book that beckons you to go traveling right now. Staring absentmindedly at each page, I feel as if I have traveled there myself. I should take a trip this weekend. This is my first travel book, and I really like it. It's warm.
Kim Geun-tae: Small City, Big Journey 1
Pangyo Theater, standing alone in that spot, covered in the dust of many years, silently tells us what this place once was. Why does the crooked lettering on one side of the theater, listing admission as 500 won for adults and 200 won for students, bring such a fond smile to my face? Pangyo Theater still feels as if it might screen an old favorite. Standing quietly in front of it, I can almost hear an old projector running. โFrom the book
Korean title: ์์ ๋์, ํฐ ์ฌํ 1
Korean author: ๊น๊ทผํ
Korean publisher: ๋ฉ์ดํน๋ถ์ค
ISBN-13: 9791167915351
Reviews
[Book provided] This precious book brought my dormant travel bug back to life. It's about time to grab the sunglasses. It reminds you that travel doesn't have to be a big deal and makes you want to head off right now on an unplanned trip. It was an oasis in my tiring everyday life. My sister and mother praised it too. The vivid photos and descriptions of landscapes made me feel as if I were there myself, and I could sense the author's warm nature through the viewfinder, which gave the book a
Travel means more than simply visiting a new place. New experiences enliven our lives and let us briefly step away from everyday burdens. Photographer Seo Myeong-gil seems to convey the value of travel through photography. Small City, Big Trip 1 and 2 go beyond ordinary travel guides, suggesting how to preserve travel moments forever. Drawing on the author's insight and sensitivity, they explore human memory, emotion, and the meaning of life through photography and introduce distinctive works
Travel means visiting new places, but it also gives life energy and healing, letting us briefly escape everyday burdens. This book includes photos throughout ๐ท and introduces works that distinctively draw out memories, emotions, and the beautiful scenery and nature of Korea. Reading the text alongside the photos makes the places feel vivid, as if I were there. It made me think there are so many beautiful places in Korea. Photos let us feel time passing and see landscapes and people changing
Small City, Big Trip 1 and 2. There was a time when I loved traveling even more than I do now and went often. Back then I would drive all night without sleeping, even to Mount Rushmore in South Dakota. I still don't know why I suddenly wanted to go, but I thought I had to see the scenic site where famous American presidents are carved into the rock. It was a very small, quiet town that even Americans might visit only once in their lives. The road passed through desolate open land, where missing
This book is really wonderful! Wow, I had no idea our country had hidden places like these. A storybook-pretty bookshop in the woods, murals full of memories, and quiet country roadsโamazing! I should recommend it to lots of people I know. Author, I'd love to see more books in this series. Haha.
I couldn't believe such wonderful, beautiful places were hidden in Korea. Instead of chasing famous destinations and hot spots for Instagram, this book points to little travel destinations tucked away in small towns. It is a comforting book that beckons you to go traveling right now. Staring absentmindedly at each page, I feel as if I have traveled there myself. I should take a trip this weekend. This is my first travel book, and I really like it. It's warm.
