"이 나라 사람들 제정신인가요?"잠금장치 없는 시골 숙소 들어간 프랑스인//"그냥 서로 믿으라는 거예요 지금?"

Nour, a French woman who has lived in Paris her entire life, is a travel YouTuber with 100,000 subscribers who has visited every country from Japan and China to Thailand. She declares in front of the camera, "I will come to Korea every year from now on." Nour stays in Korea for a month with her friend Mimi. Despite getting only an hour of sleep due to jet lag, she puts on her hiking boots at dawn, experiences unimaginable in France at a dermatology clinic she entered without an appointment, and freezes in place at the price tags in front of a stationery store. From convenience stores that stay lit late into the night to her exclamation, "This is a scam," over a 5,000-won cup of matcha, she encounters the real Korea the moment she leaves Seoul and arrives at a small Hanok in Gongju, South Chungcheong Province. A house without even a key to lock the door. A teahouse hidden in the middle of rice paddies deep in the mountains. Walking barefoot on a hill in Gongju, she quietly says, "This isn't a movie; it's reality." What was an ordinary day—something we took for granted and didn't even realize we were grateful for—was becoming the reason a traveler from the other side of the globe wanted to return every year. The true face of South Korea as seen through the eyes of a French woman. It begins now. Source: @NoureJFL #KoreaTravel #ForeignerReaction #French #LivingInKoreaForAMonth #GongjuTravel #Hanok #AuthenticKorea