Seoul Trip 2010-Day 1, Flight to Incheon & Co-Op Residence Seoul

Continuation from Seoul Trip 2010-Sneak peak:

This was one of the first few flights by Air Asia to fly to Seoul. It cost RM1299 which includes flight, accommodation, 1 day tour as well as bus transfers between the hotels and airport. This was one of the cheapest time to fly to Seoul and it was really worth it!




A dedicated line just for this flight



Boarding Pass


Promotional banting





Boarding the plane.


Seats of the Airbus 330. Quite small and cramped but still very very acceptable for this price.


Flight attendent serving food.


Why is AAX London's food doing on a Korean flight? Leftovers?@@


Then again..this chicken lasagna is niceeeeee..

After 6 hours of flight, I finally arrived Incheon International Airport at 9pm local time. I really regretted not bringing a neck rest as it was really hard to sleep when the seats are so cramped! Do note that Seoul is ONE HOUR (GMT+9)  ahead of Malaysia. Hence, the sun rises faster and sets faster than here.


Arrival Hall



Old man refilling water

Water refilling counters are abundant almost everywhere in popular tourist destinations. So you need not worry about buying water. Just carry a water bottle with you will do.


The big crowd


Main arrival hall

Since Air Asia did not serve dinner, we had to buy our own food when we reached the airport. It was already 11pm and everybody was starving. KFC & MCD was the only viable choice left as we need to board the tour bus soon.



Burgers not found in Malaysia


The Tower Burger -Hashbrown, Cheese, Spicy & Crunchy Chicken Patty



Boarding the tour bus


After a 1 hour journey, we arrived at Co-Op Residence Seoul where we stayed for the night. Since it was almost winter, there was no air conditioning. All we had to do was to open our windows and let the cold air come in and do its magic.


Front lobby


The bed....


..and everything else. Very very compact.


Night shot from the balcony. Still not that cold at that time. Was only in slippers LOL


My room door. =D

From the design of the room you can see that this place is really suitable for guests who wish to stay long periods of time with all the kitchen utensils all well prepared. Unfortunately I think this place is a bit out of the city and travelling to various destinations can be a problem.

Next: Blue house visit

Comments

Anonymous said…
hi, i am planning a visit to korea next year, yet still searching for best tour agency. do you have any suggestion, since this is this my first time to oversea, i need some helpful info...tq
ZS said…
Hi, i followed Air Asia Go the last time i went.
Fragments... said…
I'm thinking of taking the night flight by AirAsia to Seoul. I'm wondering if the seat in the flight to Seoul and vice versa can be reclined. Since I'm bringing my young child, his comfort is my main concern....

Thank you!
ZS said…
Hi Fragments.

The seats can be reclined but the space between each row of seats is rather limited. So you can't really recline that much as you may cause discomfort to the passenger behind you. Hope this helps :)