Melbourne Cricket Ground
With a capacity of 100,000 spectators, the Melbourne Cricket Ground is a famous tourist attraction in Melbourne. Hosting everything from marathons to cricket matches, rugby to Australian football, ticket prices are quite reasonable. Furthermore, it gives you a chance to experience a magnificent atmosphere that only the eighth largest stadium in the world can provide.

Sovereign Hill
Once a city where gold was found in abundance, tourists come to Sovereign Hill to get a taste for what life was like in the 19th century when people searched for gold in the river. Sovereign Hill offers you a chance to follow the same school lessons from the 19th century, see how the ancient steam engine worked and pan for gold in the river. There are also shops selling refreshments here and one not to be missed is the candy shop on Main Street which sells delicious caramel fudge and lollipops.

Phillip Island
For the animal lovers, Phillip Island is a great place to get up close and personal with the native penguins that live there. Every afternoon the penguins return to the mainland from the sea and if you come early enough, you will be so close that the penguins will pass right by you within touching distance.

St Kilda beach
The St Kilda beach is a short trip away from the centre of Melbourne, and because it is one of the some popular attractions it easily accessible by public transport in the summer months. One of the great things about the beach is that it is lined with grassy gardens and palm trees, so when the scorching summer sun becomes too much you can retreat to sitting in the shade while still enjoying being by the beach.

Bourke Street
Located in the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District, Bourke Street is a great way to pass the time while exploring the city. While there are different department stores for those looking to go shopping, there are also many souvenir shops, bars and restaurants that you can stop off at.
While you wander down the street you will be treated to the numerous street acts that play different kinds of music, and occasionally there are street dancers that add to the charm of the city. If you’re planning on flying here, be sure to compare cheap flights to Melbourne online for the best deals.

Royal Botanical Gardens
Located across the Shrine of Remembrance, the Botanical Garden is a 36 hectare park that tourists can enter for free. With over 50 thousand plants and trees, some of which are native only to Australia, and a children’s garden for youngsters, it is easy to see why the park is one of the most visited spots in Melbourne. While exploring and relaxing in the park, visitors can have their own barbeques to add to the experience. – Travel Feeder

I’m keeping more or less my preliminary drafted itinerary for the trip without substantial changes. I’ve booked domestic flights from Busan to Jeju then Jeju back to Seoul. I’m not getting Korail Pass to cover my train travels in Korea since I’m not going to travel extensively on trains. Instead, I will get a T-Money reload card when I arrive at the Incheon Airport and top it up for my about-city travel in Seoul, Busan and Jeju, by mainly either subways or buses.

After all, it’s going to be an interesting trip for me after my Japan travel 6 months ago. I would love to see if Korea could beat Japan to become my best travel destination next. The only concern I have is certainly the ambiguous situation of the Explicit tension in between North and South of the peninsula.

Follow my itchy travel feet to Korea as I’m going to share all my stories and travel photos of Korea here in my upcoming posts. For the time being , read my past stories and photos on other popular destinations across Asia and Europe and see where I’ve been to on my Travel Map.

Do you have any specific idea on travel to Korea? Please share with us by commenting below. Cheers! – Travel Feeder

Though it’s not something to shout about, but being my personal travel photo blog, I’m glad to have made it. Hooray! At the time of writing this post, the all time Pageviews of this blog is 1,000,570, which has surpassed the 1 Million benchmark, according to Jetpack and WordPress, the web software I used to create this beautiful blog.

I still remember how I started this blog in 2008, leisurely after my trip to Bali, when I was passionate in sharing my thoughts and experiences in travel for fun. Many places have been visited then after and stories and photos was posted here frequently and constantly. Supports from readers and travelers around the world are always an actuating force behind pushing me to move forward.

What do I mean by one million page views? Page view is a web terminology that indicating the number of web page, or a blog post, being viewed by anyone from anywhere in this world. One Million pageviews means Travel Feeder photo blog has been visited and viewed 1 Million times so far. Off course this figure is negligible if compared with 300 Million view of PSY’s Gentleman MV in Youtube, but, Travel Feeder is my personal blog created by me alone and is about the amount of hard work that I have put in diligently. Thanks you.

That said, to keep me blogging about my travels, supports from various sponsorship and advertisement can never be sidelined. Making money from this travel blog helps me in all aspects to continue travel to various parts of the world and taking beautiful travel photos along the way.

Thank you again. No travel blog would exists without the support from its readers and avid travelers who are passionate in travel. If you are first time here viewing this page, why not starting to explore it by first checking out all the cities that I have traveled so far in the past 5 years?

Do you have any places in mind for me to travel to and blog it? – Travel Feeder