GYEONGJU CULTURAL EXCURSION Pt.2 , Temples, Royal tombs and food!

Me and Chad adopted these three boys right here. Unfortunately, video recording is not permitted inside. So here's a little clip of what you will find inside the Socorro Hotel. Hold it! Hold it! Thousand won! Cow. You want a cow? Let's see if I know anyone. I guess the guy in the hat must be the owner. A little bit, never heard anyone. Are you going to shoot this or sip it? Shoot it or sip it? What are you going to do? Just a sip. Cheers! It tastes like horchata. Have you had horchata? No. So good! What is this, Chad? I don't know, breakfast. From Circle K. Alright, let's try it. It's spicy. It's tuna sandwich. With rice. Good! This one looks like a lot more flavorful than the one you buy at Circle K. Alright, we're trying the coin bread, which is the famous bread here in Gungju. Look how many people are lining up for this bread. I love it! Oh yeah. There's cheese inside and it's sweet. It's like pancake with cheese inside. Good. How is it? Good. Better than grilled cheese, huh? I don't know. Alright guys, so we're here doing a night walk after dinner. We're here at one of the royal tombs. We explored inside the tomb and see what it looks like in there. It is 3,000 won to get in for adults and I believe 800 won for the kids. It is very interesting because all these hills that you see right here around, all those hills are all royal tombs. We didn't get in, baby. For what? For breakfast. We came back for breakfast. They have flour and coffee. 24 hours in man store here. What? They also have plants. Oh my god, I'm so tired. Today was a great day. We went to a lot of places. We did a lot of walking. I probably did 20,000 steps or more today. We hiked some hills. We went to the temple. I'm tired. My feet hurt. Chad Douglas is getting his gimbap for breakfast tomorrow. Tomorrow? We're supposed to be hiking tomorrow. We'll see. Hopefully, I'm not too tired for tomorrow but we'll see.