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  Ride Like a Local: Why Tashilla Is the Perfect Way to Explore Gyeongju (And How It’s Different from Other Korean Bike Systems) When exploring Gyeongju, a city rich with UNESCO heritage and traditional charm, you’ll want a transportation option that’s flexible, scenic, and affordable. Enter Tashilla (타실라) — Gyeongju’s very own public bicycle system. Whether you're headed to Bulguksa, Cheomseongdae, or just wandering around ancient tombs and cherry blossom paths, Tashilla makes it easy. But how does it compare to other systems like Seoul’s Ddareungi or Busan’s T-Bike ? Let’s take a closer look. 🚴 What Is Tashilla? Tashilla is Gyeongju’s official bike-sharing service. The name is a local play on words: “타실라” sounds like “타실래요?” which means “Do you want to ride?” It reflects the city’s friendly and laid-back atmosphere. With dozens of stations located near major tourist attractions like Gyeongju Station, Anapji Pond, and the royal tombs, Tashilla is made for sightseeing at...

 If you’re visiting Gyeongju — Korea’s ancient capital — you’ll probably hear about Bulguksa Temple or the royal tombs. But one place that should absolutely be on your itinerary is Cheomseongdae (첨성대) — the oldest surviving astronomical observatory in Asia and one of Korea’s national treasures. 🏛 A Glimpse into the Stars of the Silla Kingdom Cheomseongdae was built during the reign of Queen Seondeok in the 7th century (around 632–647 AD). From afar, it might look like just an old stone tower, but it's full of symbolism. It’s made of 362 granite stones , thought to represent the 362 days of the lunar year , and its shape — wider at the base and narrowing towards the top — resembles a bottle or telescope. Pretty cool for something that’s over 1,300 years old ! When you stand in front of Cheomseongdae, it’s easy to imagine ancient astronomers climbing up inside to study the stars. In fact, it’s believed that the tower was used not just to observe the night sky, but also to determ...

 Being an LG Twins fan isn't just about wins and losses — it's an emotional rollercoaster that only true fans understand. From the electric highs to the soul-crushing lows, here are 7 moments every LG fan has probably lived through. 1. Opening Day Butterflies 🦋 The smell of the grass, the first pitch of the season, the hope that this might be the year. LG fans show up early, jerseys ironed, cheering sticks ready, hearts full. No matter how last season ended, optimism always returns on Opening Day. 2. The Classic 9th-Inning Heartbreak 💔 You’re up by 2. It’s the bottom of the 9th. You’re already singing the victory song in your head. And then… walk, hit, error, BOOM — walk-off loss. If you’ve never stared blankly at Jamsil’s outfield while fireworks go off for the other team , are you even a real fan? 3. The Munhak Trauma 😱 (a.k.a. Incheon Curse) Mention “문학 원정” (Munhak away game) in any LG fan group chat, and you'll hear a collective sigh. Too many nightmares, t...

  1. Season Record & Standings As of June 15, the LG Twins stand at 40–27–2 , a .597 winning percentage, placing them a tight 0.5 games behind Hanwha Eagles for first in the KBO reddit.com +10 mykbostats.com +10 docsports.com +10 . They have shown consistency with a recent 4‑5 stretch, reflecting a strong but volatile form koreajoongangdaily.joins.com +1 mk24.in +1 . 2. Key Turning Points June 3 vs. NC Dinos : Dominant 15–0 win , highlighted by rising ace Song Seung‑ki , showcasing the Twins’ pitching depth baseballamerica.com +15 mykbostats.com +15 koreajoongangdaily.joins.com +15 . June 15 vs. Hanwha : Off day marked by a 5–10 loss , a setback in rivalry positioning docsports.com +4 mykbostats.com +4 m.aiscore.com +4 . These moments reflect both peak and trough — emblematic of mid‑season fluctuation. 3. Managerial Leadership & Star Players Manager Youm Kyoung‑yeop (엽경엽): Since his hire in November 2022, he has returned the Twins to top‑tier con...

  A Complete Guide for LG Twins Fans Whether it's your first time or your fiftieth, watching a game at Jamsil Baseball Stadium is an experience like no other — especially if you're cheering for the LG Twins. Here's how to enjoy your visit to the fullest, from where to sit to what to eat, and how to chant like a true fan. Best Seats in the House: Where Should You Sit? Blue Seats : These are the classic choice for hardcore LG fans. Located behind home plate or along the first base line, they give you a solid view of the field and keep you close to the action — and the chants. Exciting Zone (익사이팅존) : If you're here for the vibe more than the view, this is your spot. Think loud music, dancing, and cheerleaders just meters away. Great for first-timers or anyone who wants to feel the game. Pro Tip : Arrive early! Jamsil can get packed, and navigating the crowds is easier when you’re ahead of the rush. The main gate opens about 2 hours before game time. Sn...

  The History and Symbolism of LG Twins When you think of Korean baseball, one of the most iconic names that comes to mind is the LG Twins . Based in Seoul and sharing their home stadium with the Doosan Bears, the Twins are more than just a baseball team — they are a cultural symbol with a long, emotional history. From Glory Days to Modern Triumphs The LG Twins rose to prominence in the early 1990s, with a golden era that captured the hearts of fans. Their 1990 and 1994 Korean Series victories cemented them as one of the powerhouse teams of the time. But as many fans know all too well, the decades that followed were filled with frustration, near-misses, and emotional rollercoasters. Then came 2023 — a year to remember. After a long 29-year drought, the LG Twins finally lifted the championship trophy again, reigniting the passion of longtime fans and welcoming a new generation to the fold. It wasn't just a win; it was a redemption story. What’s in a Name? The Meaning Behind ‘...