For the past one week in Korea, we were always on the highway, the bus were always taking us from one place to another. We were amazed by their highway roads, they were quite safe actually, few lanes on one side to accommodate the vehicles. My son Andy was observing the cars, he noticed that they were mostly new cars, I mean there wasn't any old junk cars in sight. It was a good move by the government, the prices of cars are not actually expensive, with all the new cars on the road, one may not often see any roadside assistance along the highway.
A THREE HOURS CITY TOUR when we embarked in Mexico on the second morning. My sister booked the three hours city tour in Ensenada, Mexico, a van came to pick us up from the port. Ensenada is the border of Mexico and it reminds me of Hatyai, a border town too between Malaysia and Thailand. We were taken to a shopping area where we must haggle for the goods. LOL.. Yes, something common in my own country... Anyway, we did not buy anything for ourselves... just a wooden handmade truck for my grandson which cost $8usd. Nothing much to shout about on this three hours excursion, I was so sleepy on the way back to the ship that I dozed off and only awaken when we were driven through the town. All in all, I just wanted to step onto Mexican soil and I would give this a miss if I were to go on this Mexico cruise again. LOL... At the open area shopping walking towards the Blowhole... This is La Bufadora Blowhole, an amazing natural marine geyser that is capable of shooting water over 60 fe
I hope your journey was really superb. It is obvious that while traveling across the boundary of a country, you need to travel more on the highways. But it is good to travel on the highways. It so thrilling.
ReplyDeleteMy Korean friends told me that their cars are so bloody cheap!!!
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