광주 현지인들이 맛집 너무 많이 알려줘서 결국 이사왔습니다

Thanks to the people who welcome me so warmly every time I visit Gwangju, I really wanted to try living here at least once—specifically in May. However, I found that living here for a month isn't easy. I started by looking online, but it was so difficult that I sought help from a community forum. Thankfully, dozens of comments were posted, recommending Gwangsan-gu, Buk-gu, Nam-gu, Seo-gu, and Dong-gu for various reasons. So, I went to Gwangju in person to look around. Where do you think we ended up living? Thank you again today. #GwangjuFood #GwangjuTravel #LivingInGwangjuForAMonth 📍Places Visited 1. Cheongseokgol Arrowroot Cold Noodles (https://naver.me/FdCxvEXM) 2. Lee Baksa King Dumplings (https://naver.me/5JpjWIzu) 3. GCD (https://naver.me/5N18s5Z4) 4. Yeongbalwon (https://naver.me/5oE5YaTk) 💌 Email [email protected] ⏰ Time Stamps 0:00 Intro 0:57 Ssangam Park, Gwangsan-gu 1:42 Cheongseokgol Arrowroot Cold Noodles, Gwangsan-gu 4:09 Daesang Park, Gwangsan-gu 5:47 Jayu Park, Seo-gu 6:52 Trying to find a house at a real estate agency in Seo-gu 8:49 Utop Boutique Hotel, Seo-gu 11:37 One-room Village, Buk-gu 13:03 Buk-gu Malbau Market 16:22 Yangnim-dong, Nam-gu 18:12 GCD, Nam-gu 22:31 Subscriber's house, Dong-gu 24:39 House cleaning 27:35 Yeongbalwon 31:35 Gwangju food bucket list 32:53 Wrap-up