Busan, South Korea Travel Guide 🇰🇷 Where to Go,

27 Mar

🔗 AGODA LINK: Book your hotel stay at Standford Hotel Busan! https://www.agoda.com/partners/partnersearch.aspx?pcs=1&cid=1956644&hl=en-us&hid=2233941 🏷️ AGODA PROMO CODE: IWATCHDES (reminder: must be in all caps!) Best to watch in 4K! 📹 Only got 1 day for Busan? Watch our 1-day Busan Itinerary - https://youtu.be/zC6P3Kpvi_E?si=iShQKmMj4BtDrtGq A Busan Travel Guide of what to do, what to see, what to eat, and where to shop. This vlog covers Days 2 and 3 of our trip to Busan. 00:00 Preview 00:24 Start of Day 2 + Travel Hack 1 01:17 Gatten Sushi 01:37 LOTTE Department Store Busan Main 02:00 Seomyeon District 02:51 Travel Hack 2 04:00 Olive Young + Travel Hack 3 05:04 Running Man Busan 06:55 Day 3 + Nampo-dong Underground Shopping Center 07:30 Jagalchi Seafood Market 11:10 Gukje Market 11:33 Bupyeong Kkangtong Market 15:17 Gwangbok-dong...

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28 Feb

Exploring the North Side of Seongsu Station: The Ultimate

by Beautifaire101

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Exploring the North Side of Seongsu Station: The Ultimate K-Beauty & Experience Guide (EP 2) Welcome to Part 2 of our Seongsu-dong series! In this episode, we’re crossing over to the North Side of Seongsu Station (Exits 1 & 2) to explore the neighborhood's most interactive hotspots. This isn't just a walking tour—it's a journey to find your unique style through hands-on experiences you won't find anywhere else. 🇰🇷 Seongsu Station North Side: The Ultimate K-Beauty & Experience Guide (Part 2) [Timestamps & Chapters] 00:00 Intro: Exploring the North Side of Seongsu Station 00:01 Bonus Detour: Le Labo Seongsu (Personalized Fragrance Souvenirs) [00:01] 00:23 Stop 1: Cafe Onion Seongsu (Iconic Industrial Factory Vibe & Pandoro) [00:23] 00:35 Stop 2: Meal° (Legendary Baguettes & Local Bakery Gem) [00:35] 00:41...

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24 Feb

What is chaos magic? A guide to the radical

by Beauty Tips

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What is chaos magic? A guide to the radical

Chaos magic, a radical and near impossible practice to completely define, has started to gain more traction amongst modern-day magicians and occultists. Emerging in the UK in the 1970s alongside the punk movement, chaos magic took a radical approach to the occult, reimagining typical magical doctrine and practice. Unlike other occult orders, chaos magicians weren’t concerned with ornate robes or hierarchical structure, but with magic and ritual in its purest form. Chaos magic believes the cosmos is in constant flux. Any order of reality – cognitive, perceptual, epistemological or moral – is subject to chaos. As a result, chaos magicians have created their own idiosyncratic magical systems and frequently borrow from an eclectic mixture of post-modernist and post-structuralist thought, as well...

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25 Dec