A View of Jeongdongjin from Atop A Hill

Jeongdongjin is a small city, relatively unknown until (some say) a drama was shot on location using some of the area's breathtaking seascape and landscape. 

In fact, from most of the tourist spots, we could enjoy both sea and land.

That's why..hiking up to one of the hills seems to be a must-do experience. 

We're at a park located within the vicinity of Sun Cruise Resort where we could see most of the city, with the cruise as the background.

There's even one stern of what-used-to-be another ship..from where we could see Jeongdongjin sea and beyond. 

A sunset would've been nicer... 

but..this would do. Freya....you're there! 

Back onto the park...where the kids bumped into a frozen pond...to their excitement. 

..no matter how hard they tried, they sort of wanting to defrost ...no...slice up the ice...

and...hands statue. 

we had to choice but...to walk..to reach the Jeongdongjin..

yup we got to walk down the hills....phew.... 

We could've just waited for the shuttle bus ...which came only once every hour.

But..let's just go walk down the roads....until we reach the nearest spot to have: lunch and ...then rail bike.

Onward....to the Observation Deck

As the name suggests, the observation deck provides the passengers a chance to view the whole 360 degree view of the who Jeongdongjin area. 

With a 500 Won coin, we could zoom into those tiny islets or beaches down below.

Freya, surely, was enticed by tool.

From this angle, who would've thought that it would just like we're on an open sea-bound cruise ship! 

Yes....just like what I was waiting for. Not a single passenger. 

another view down below. 

and a non-operating swimming pool. Thanks, Winter.^^ 

Sneaked into a museum exhibit highlighting the processes of how the cruise ship was built. 

It's a show in itself. 

What Sun Cruise might've looked like from above. 

Now, we're back to the ground ....ready to explore the glass-bridge to view the ship from a different angle. 

As we marched along, Grecian statuettes were (like) putting on a show.