The nextday, we visited Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of Korea’s most famous landmarks. Before heading there, we rented hanboks (traditional Korean clothing), and they even styled our hair to complete the look. Walking around the palace, I felt like I had traveled back in time to a royal era. On our way there, we passed by a rally, which was a bit nerve-wracking, but the palace made it all worth it. The beauty of the palace, combined with the chilly air, made the experience unforgettable — even if it was freezing.
Our third day was full of adventure! We traveled for an hour to go skiing, and it was my first time. At first, I was nervous, but it ended up being so much fun! I even met new people along the way, and despite the cold, the thick layers of clothing kept me warm. After skiing, we visited the famous Starfield Library. If you’ve ever watched Korean dramas, you’ve probably seen it. Walking into that library felt like stepping into a movie scene — rows of towering bookshelves and so many people enjoying the cozy atmosphere. It was a dream come true!

The most special part of the trip was Christmas Eve. We celebrated Christmas together as a family, and I felt our bond grow stronger. My stepdad, stepsister, and I became closer, and I realized that this trip wasn’t just about visiting places — it was about creating memories with the people I love. It made my heart so full, knowing we were making this holiday one we’d always cherish.
This Christmas holiday felt like a dream brought to life — from stepping into my dream country to exploring beautiful places that seemed straight out of a movie. But beyond the sights and adventures, it was the love and laughter shared with my family that made it truly unforgettable. It reminded me that while dreams do come true, the best moments are those spent with the people we hold closest. That’s what made this Christmas the most magical one yet!
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