This is going to be the last day that we are staying in South Korea and I feel nostalgic. Its our last day but it doesn’t mean that we will just mopped around instead we will enjoy our last day to the fullest. And our first stop for the day we headed to the Taekwondo center where we were taught Taekwondo, the national sport of South Korea. It was hard especially for us beginners but I think you will succeed in it just have the determination and will to go for it. I can't believe that I managed to chop a piece of wood using my fist. Some black-belter shown us amazing Taekwondo skills which amaze us all. Next destination in the itinerary is the Namsan Seoul Tower famous for its view and love locks. Both of me and Rox agree to don't buy a love lock since both of us are single. Although, we enjoyed the sight and took a lot of photos. Too bad, we don't have the time to go up the Tower itself. After, we took our lunch at a local restaurant serving meat buffet with good music. This is Unnie's favorite food spot. We have a blast! Next, we headed to the Kimchi factory where we were taught about the last stage of making Kimchi. In the factory, we also saw how are seaweeds or nori were manufactured. I am excited when I wore a Hanbok at the same place. I think I choose the Queen's hanbok. I wish to have one! While wearing a Hanbok, I managed to have a selca with Unnie! As I removed the Hanbok, I knew that the time is near. We had to go back. As we rode the bus, Unnie sang the Arirang with us for the last time and it made us sad. It will be the last time where we could bond. In due time, we've arrived at the Incheon International Airport. The check-in were made with machines. I wasn't able to bid a proper goodbye to Unnie and leaving Korea makes me sad. On the same time, going back home to my family and motherland makes me look forward. I will miss everything: Unnie, the sights, oppas, memories with my blockmates and many more. I will cherish this everything in my heart, mind and soul forever.